All of the music here has been made available freely to support refugees and immigrants. If you’re performing to fundraise for an appropriate cause, you can download it for free: if you’d like to use the music for something else, please make a donation before downloading.
Download music for your choir – 10 pieces available for all levels of choir, from children and community choirs to professional singers, in various arrangements. Latest (May 2021): These Are Our Neighbours (The Kenmure Street Song) by Chris Hutchings. For 4 equal voice parts plus stamping and clapping, very easy, for protesting!
Also available – click here for more details and to download copies:
- Welcome Carol (unison and piano, ideal for children)
- Harbour – for 3-part choir (soprano, alto, bass)
- Only When It’s Dark Enough – a 3-part canon (any voices)
- Immigrant Jesus for SATB choir
- The Wall – 2-part choir
- THEY – SA and piano
- No Man Is An Island – 3-part choir (various voicings)
- Where Are My Unnumbered Days? – large SATB choir
- Of Equality… – available for Treble Voices (5 parts), SSA, or SATB
- I Was Listening To A Pogrom – for unison voices, piano, and optional speaking voices
- Three Memories of Kurdistan – for 8-part choir, SSSSAAAA or SSAATTBB
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Latest news: In May 2022, Seattle Pro Musica performed “Where Are my Unnumbered Days?” and “The Wall” from #ChoirsAgainstRacism in their concert “The Way Home – Music of Refuge”.