The Choir adds new songs to its repertoire each year. The current
repertoire is:
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Ain't Misbehavin' |
Andy Razar and Thomas "Fatts" Waller, arr Earl Moon and Ed Waesche |
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And So It Goes |
Billy Joel, adapted by Bill McArthur |
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Battle Hymn of the Republic |
Julia Howe and William Steffe, arr Joe Liles |
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Bye Bye Love |
Felice and Boudleaux Bryant, arr SPEBSQSA |
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Can You Feel the Love Tonight |
Elton John and Tim Rice arr Bruce Oakley and Ian Mulholland |
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Come Fly with Me |
James Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn, arr Kevin Kelle |
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Consider Yourself |
from "Oliver", Lionel Bart, arr Ed Waesche
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Country Roads |
Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert and John Denver, ass Ian Mullholland |
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Crazy About Ya Baby |
Pat Barrett and Rudy Maugeri, arr Rob Campbell |
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Darktown Strutters Ball |
Sheton Brooks arr Ed Waeche |
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For All We Know |
Sam Lewis and Fred Coots, arr Lou Perry |
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Hello Marylou |
Gene Pitney and C Mangiaracina, arr David Wright |
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I'll Be Seeing You |
Irving Kahal and Sammy Fain, arr Rob Hopkins |
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Irish Blessing |
Traditional, Jerome Williams and Don Gray |
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Pokare Kare Ana |
Hemi Piripata, arr Tom Gentry |
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Sound Of Music Medley |
Rogers and Hamerstein, arr Joe Liles |
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Sweet Adeline |
Richard Gerard and Harry Armstrong |
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The Longest Time |
Billy Joel arr Tom Gentry |
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There Goes My Heart |
Abner Silver and Benny Davis arr Ed Waesche |
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Under the Boardwalk |
Artie Resnick and Kenny Young, arr SPEBSQA |
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Wink & A Smile |
Marc Shaiman and Ramswey McLean, arr Kim Brittain |
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What a Wonderful World |
George Weiss and Bob Thiele, arr Russ Foris
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Yesterday |
John Lennon and Paul McCartney, arr Tom Gentry |
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You'll Never Walk Alone |
Rogers & Hammerstein arr Jim Clancy |
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In addition, the Chorus performs a number of "Polecats", and songs with an
Australian flavour. The Polecats are a wonderful collection of songs known
to barbershoppers all over the world and include "The Old Songs", "Sweet and
Lovely", and "My Wild Irish Rose". Our Australian repertoire
includes "Along the Road to Gundagai", "I Still Call Australia Home", "I Am
Australian" and a number of others.
As with all barbershop choruses throughout the world, every practice ends with
"Let's Get Together Again" by Joseph Stern