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All
arrangements: $35 CDN per ensemble performing the piece;
includes reference recording if available
Key changes may be possible, depending on voice ranges; please ask!
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COUNTING
THE WAYS

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This original composition
has been arranged to feature your school choir, 1-3 soloists, and a
smaller select group able to take on the additional challenge of
learning a 3-part descant harmony part for the last chorus. The simple
pop song style means you can teach your choir this crowd-pleasing,
upbeat song in just a few classes – perfect for award or year-end
ceremonies and all ages of students, “Counting the Ways” is sure to
become one of your students’ favourite songs.
• Recorded piano
accompaniment available / $20 per CD
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CHANGED FOREVER

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A beautiful song by
legendary Canadian singer, songwriter, film composer Shari Ulrich; this a cappella
arrangement is for 3-part women’s choir, and was premiered by the
world-renowned Elektra
Women’s Choir at their April 2010 concert, "Canadian Voices".
“Changed Forever” has since gone international, with women's choirs
from the States being the first to order this piece.
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WHEN YOU GO

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Brooklyn-based performing
songwriter Jonathan
Coulton was kind enough to give Kate not only his blessing, but
also his masters from a recording session, to create a transcription of
his song, "When You Go". She stayed as true to his performance as
possible - aside from changing the key so that it could be sung by a
mixed choir - but if you have a high school or adult group ready for a
challenge, they will enjoy learning this a cappella love song.
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SOLDIER

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This is an atmospheric
choral setting of the text from one of the popular war songs of 1915,
“I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier,” by lyricist Alfred Bryan and
composer Al Piantadosi. This a cappella piece features a soloist and is
best-suited to large choirs or very confident smaller groups, and you
must have singers in the baritone range.
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CARSON BASKETBALL
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In the fall of 2007, two
of Kate's grade 8 students wrote lyrics about playing basketball for a
songwriting assignment. Kate morphed their work into one song which she
and husband, Elliot, then set to music. The end result is "Carson
Basketball", and this one-minute song is played at home games to
introduce the boys' basketball team. Go Eagles!!!
Lyrics: Daniel S. and Chad C., grads of 2012
Lyrics performed by: Desmon Pack, grad of 2008
Arrangement: Kate Polsky
Production: K8EL Productions (Kate and Elliot Polsky),© 2009
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