Hal Leonard Innisfree
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Summary of This Score
Innisfree by Edmund Jolliffe is a score for mixed SATB choir (soprano, alto, tenor, bass), designed to highlight the harmonic richness and color of voices in ensemble. Its choral writing allows exploration of attack precision, quality of English diction, and blending of timbres between voice parts, while maintaining comfortable readability for rehearsal work.
This score naturally fits into a concert-oriented choral library, with interesting pedagogical potential to strengthen vertical listening (chords, tuning, balance) and horizontal listening (individual voice lines, phrasing, shared breathing). The SATB format offers great interpretive flexibility depending on choir size, with staging and dynamic possibilities that will serve both an a cappella program and a more varied choral set.
Thanks to its Hal Leonard edition and its 16 pages, Innisfree is an easy piece to program and distribute, suitable both for a demanding amateur choir and for a more advanced ensemble seeking a choral score in English that is both musical and structurally sound. A relevant choice to enrich a choral repertoire and prepare a polished performance, from first sight-reading to the stage.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Edmund Jolliffe | Collection | Choral |
| Edition | Hal Leonard | Language | English |
| Instrumentation | SATB | Pages | 16 |
Questions frequently asked
What vocal training is required for Edmund Jolliffe's Innisfree?
The score is written for a mixed SATB choir, with soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts. This distribution allows for work on balance and blending between the four sections.
Are the lyrics of this choral score in English?
The text is indicated in English in the features of the Hal Leonard edition. Therefore, English diction work is planned in the choral approach to the piece.
How many pages does the score have?
Its 16 pages offer a format suitable for distributing copies and rehearsal work.
Is this piece suitable for the work of an amateur choir?
The choral writing is presented as readable for rehearsals. It allows addressing chord tuning, attacks, and common phrasing. The piece is described as suitable for a demanding amateur choir as well as for a more advanced ensemble.
In which collection is this score published?
Published by Hal Leonard, this score belongs to the Choral collection. It is classified in the classical genre.



