Brian Chapple

For unaccompanied double choir SSAATTBB.

Written in 2009 for Andrew Millington and the Choir of Exeter Cathedral. Unaccompanied SATB choir. 'Written for Exeter Cathedral and already in the repertoire of other cathedral choirs, this straight...

Brian Chapple 's Five Shakespeare Songs for six Male Voices.

Written for Steven Martin and the Choir of St Eustachius Parish Church, Tavistock on the occasion of the Church's 700th anniversary.

The first performance of The Lord's Prayer was given on 14 March 2020 by the choir of Canterbury Cathedral, conducted by David Flood.

The string orchestra and organ version of this piece was composed for the East London Chorus and their conductor, Murray Stewart and first performed by them with the London Pro Arte Orchestra on 7th J...

An attractive and lively set of pieces for the competent clarinettist, exploring a variety of lighter styles. The composer is constantly wrong-footing the players rhythmically or introducing fresh and...

A Bit Of A Blow was originally written for the Saxology Quartet in 1996 and has been recorded by them on Meridian. The version for clarinet and piano received its premiere on 5th June 1999 at St. John...

Two dances and a lullaby for Clarinet and Piano by distinguished Royal Academy composer Brian Chapple. Suitable for players of Grade 2-3 level.

Brian Chapple's A Bit Of A Blow is arranged here for Trombone and Piano, transcribed by the composer himself from the original version. Includes the Piano Part, Trombone Treble Clef and Trombone Bass/...

Anthem for Baritone Solo, SSAATTBB Choir and Organ, composed for performance on Good Friday in St Paul's Cathedral.

This playful song sets the famous 'Beautiful Soup' poem from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in a suitably tongue-in-cheek manner. With lilting rhythms, intertwining lines, and opport...

Inspired by the simple directness of William Chatterton Dix's vivid, pictorial text, the composer explores the breadth of the choral canvas in this expressive and artful carol. The piece has a straigh...

This playful song sets the famous 'Beautiful Soup' poem from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in a suitably tongue-in-cheek manner. With lilting rhythms, intertwining lines, and opport...

This is an arrangement of the well-known tune from Piae Cantiones known as the carol 'Personent hodie'. To this Carter has fitted entirely new words full of Easter joy, and arranged the vocal lines to...

Inspired by the simple directness of William Chatterton Dix's vivid, pictorial text, the composer explores the breadth of the choral canvas in this expressive and artful carol. The piece has a straigh...

This tunefully lilting carol for choir and organ will prove popular with audiences and choirs alike, its six verses deftly marrying variety with diversity to create an attractive shape. Offprinted fro...

An anthem written for SATB choir and organ.

Brian Chapple's setting of the Evening Canticles, for SATB chorus and Organ.

Home and Dry is a new collection of easy to moderate difficulty character pieces for piano duet from Brian Chapple, composer of the perennially-popular Lazy Days, In The Pink, and On The Cool Side.

The pieces range in standard from approximately Grade One to Grade Four, and three of the titles have been set on the Piano Syllabuses of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.

Trees Revisited was written for and premiered by Nigel Coxe in 1970. It belongs to a period when I was interested in borrowing, quoting and referring to earlier music and styles (this period includes...

Another delightful collection of character pieces by the composer of Lazy Days and On The Cool Side. Suitable for pianists of all ages, of about Grade 1 to 3 standard.