PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Snow Goose Song is the fourth song from Winter Legends, a collection of four new seasonal choral songs for choir, solo soprano, and orchestra. It was first performed by Llandaff Cathedral Choral Society as part of their Christmas 2020 lockdown concert. Although primarily written for orchestra, the work can also be performed with piano or organ accompaniment. A separate organ part is available.
This edition of The Snow Goose Song is for SSA and piano.
Winter Legends introduces us to a wealth of myths and tales about the cold north. The Snow Goose Song imagines a world in which children of the north draw a stylised figure, on misty windows, of a goose in flight, on her way to rescue the sun from the realms of the dead in darkest winter. She secures his release but dies in the process, and her wings become snow and her heart beats forever in the northern lights.
The Snow Goose Song was featured in Classic FM's drivetime show in the week before Christmas 2023. The complete Winter Legends received its first live performance on December 5th, 2025, by the choir and orchestra of Llandaff Cathedral School, directed by Philip Aspden.
Follow the music in the score video:
...and listen to a solo soprano version of The Snow Goose Song on the album Entwined, by Siobhan Owen.
This edition is suitable for choirs that wish to print their own hard copies or to view the score on a display device. The product is a licence in which the composer personally authorises the choir to print, or use on a display device, a specified number of copies. The licence is for the sole use of the specified choir and is not transferable in any circumstances. This means that the licence, and any hard copies consequently produced, cannot, for example, be sold, loaned, gifted, or hired to any other party.
On receipt of an order we will prepare a unique, personalised, PDF of the score that also includes the name of the licensee and the number of copies allowed.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
- Brand: Fieldgate Music
- Product Code: FMD209



