Benjamin Britten

Ceremonia de villancicos" de Britten es una de las piezas corales más populares de la época navideña. Esta colección de 13 villancicos fue compuesta originalmente para voces agudas en tres partes. Arr...

Orgelpartitur - gemischter Chor (SATB) und Orgel - englisch.

Britten's confirmed pacifism resulting in various works including this setting for mixed choir of text by Randall Swingler.

La Ceremonia de los Villancicos es una de las obras más conocidas e interpretadas de Britten. Se trata de una obra de concierto brillantemente concebida y dramática en la que las voces se dirigen a su...

Cinco canciones florales de Benjamin Britten, op. 47 para coro mixto con acompañamiento de piano sólo para ensayo. Texto de Robert Herrick.

This work had a long gestation as Britten had problems finding a suitable text. Auden was eventually asked and produced the poem in 1940. Britten's setting was immediately recognised as a major additi...

It is regarded by many as his masterpiece in the non-operatic sphere: Britten's War Requiem, premiered in 1962 to celebrate the opening of the new cathedral at Coventry, built to replace the one destr...

La letra de la Cantata Rejoice in the Lamb está tomada de un largo poema del mismo nombre. El autor fue Christopher Smart, un poeta del siglo XVIII, profundamente religioso, pero de mente extraña y de...

La cantata de Benjamin Britten "San Nicolás op. 42" es una obra colorista y dramática de 1948. Fue compuesta para las celebraciones del centenario del Lancing College y pone música de forma impresiona...

Organ excerpt - mixed choir (SATB) and organ; solo parts ad libitum.

It is regarded by many as his masterpiece in the non-operatic sphere: Britten's War Requiem, premiered in 1962 to celebrate the opening of the new cathedral at Coventry, built to replace the one destr...

Saint Nicolas (note the name has no 'H' in it!) was written for the centenary of Lancing College in Sussex, the independent secondary boarding school on the south coast of England which Peter Pears ha...

A series of twelve songs with piano for children composed by Benjamin Britten between May 1933 and August 1934. Published as Friday Afternoons, Op.7, they were written for his brother Robert's prepara...

SATB Unaccompanied These settings of poems by Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Jesuit poet, were written while Britten was resident in America. The title is a shorthand form of a pious inscription, Ad Major...

The Chorus Part to Benjamin Britten's The Golden Vanity for accompanied boy's voices.

Saint Nicolas (note the name has no 'H' in it!) was written for the centenary of Lancing College in Sussex, the independent secondary boarding school on the south coast of England which Peter Pears ha...

This Simple Symphony is entirely based on material from works which the composer wrote between the ages of nine and twelve. (The actual sources are given in footnotes to each movement.) Although the d...

El clásico coral navideño de Britten se interpreta por primera vez en francés. Maurice Budry tradujo la mayor parte de la obra, con la aprobación de Britten, y fue retransmitida por Radio Romande el d...

El clásico coral navideño de Britten se interpreta por primera vez en francés. Maurice Budry tradujo la mayor parte de la obra, con la aprobación de Britten, y fue retransmitida por Radio Romande el d...

This landmark publication includes all sixty-one of Britten's arrangements of folk songs, combining the contents of the seven published books in High and Low Voice editions. Some of the songs have nev...

Benjamin Britten's Sacred and Profane consists of eight settings for unaccompanied mixed voices of lyrics from RT Davis' collection of Medieval English lyrics, composed early in 1975 for Peter Pears a...

Tan joven como era, con sólo 16 años, Britten produjo en este villancico una pequeña obra maestra. Es una de sus obras corales más conocidas y queridas. Y es comprensible. Tiene todos los ingredientes...

It is regarded by many as his masterpiece in the non-operatic sphere: Britten's War Requiem, premiered in 1962 to celebrate the opening of the new cathedral at Coventry, built to replace the one destr...