Part 1. Experienced sopranos. This means that you are a fairly competent and experienced singer, can sing the high notes without sounding like you've been caught in a mangle  and can probably read music

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Part 2. Sopranos Women Higher. This is slightly easier than part 1 but is still for the higher voices. (none of it is really high though)   

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Part 3. Altos: Women Lower. This is for lower female voices  and is not too difficult in terms of pitch. It also has the tune most of the time so it's a good choice for less experienced singers 

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Part 4. Men Higher/Mid . This part is ideal for men who usually sing in the tenor range. It is also suitable for women  who prefer singing in an even lower range. (I've had a few of those in my all female choirs over the years. Makes for some interesting listening 

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Part 5. Baritones. Men Lower. There's often a fair amount of oohing and aahing in the baritone and bass section and my arrangement sadly is no different. Apologies that it's maybe a bit boring  but it always makes for some nice harmonies. Women don't try this or you could do some damage-just saying.

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