Rowley's setting of a text by Robert Louis Stevenson for Unison Voices with Piano.

A sense of mystery and excitement infuses this galloping piece for treble choirs! Robert Louis Stevenson's famous poem and the brisk vocal setting will make this especially appealing to boys! Duration: 1:15.

Poems by Joseph Duemer, April Bernard, Wallace Stevens, Robert Louis Stevenson / Voix Et Piano

This joyful setting of poetry by Robert Louis Stevenson is ideal for developing treble voices. Singable phrases and vibrant harmonies shimmer over a sparkling accompaniment for a delightful choral showcase!

Young Jim Hawkins longs for adventure and finds it in this classic Robert Louis Stevenson tale of pirates pigaloos and buried treasure. This 55-minute adaptation features an expanded script and eight original songs - ideal forupper elementary and middle school performers who can handle a full-length musical production. The Teacher's Manual includes the accompanied songs full script and staging g…

New in the Jo Ann Miller series for 2008 up and coming composer Justin Metz illustrates the text of Robert Louis Stevenson masterfully. The accompaniment descriptively swings in the air while the vocal lines follow appropriately after. A true concert pleaser.

The text for this work is taken from Robert Louis Stevenson's A Child Garden Of Verses. For mixed chorus and piano the notes indicate that 'the setting uses the piano to provide the river's endlessly flowing current while the voices loat along on it somewhat mysteriously toward their destination.' Try it as a graduation anthem.

Elevhaefte-Skatteøen (Treasure) is a popular musical based around the 1883 novel Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. Composed by the Danish musician Sebastian (b.1949) it was first performed in 1986 and has since been released as an album starring many Danish pop singers. This student edition (Elevhæfte) contains all the lyrics from the musical and is designed to be used alongside the …

The traditional sound of the male glee club is at the forefront with this brilliant setting of a text by Robert Louis Stevenson composed for the 125th anniversary of the University of Pittsburgh Men's Glee Club. The cheerful 12/8 opening bounds forward contrasting with a more lyrical middle section before returning for a stirring conclusion.

This compelling work incorporates elements of mystery and intrigue in a whirlwind of sounds colors and textures. Written in a quick 3/4 time this engaging composition uses an attractive harmonic language expressive melodic lines and clever orchestrations to invoke the fairy-tale imagery of Robert Louis Stevenson’s poetry in A Child’s Garden of Verses. The playful nature of the piece moves…