Maurice Greene

La Libertà is the most original, and among the most attractive, of Maurice Greene's secular vocal compositions on Italian texts. Strong circumstantial evidence indicates that he wrote it as a composit...

These twelve piano miniatures, of increasing difficulty, are a magical distillation of Ming Wang's long-desired encounter with the Alpine landscape: Rustling Brook, Two Marmots, Colourful Clouds, The...

Greene's seven chamber arias - today, we would call them 'concert arias' - include a set of six that appears to have been custom-written for Faustina Bordoni, the great Venetian diva, during her visit...

Voluntary XIII for Organ by Maurice Green. Edited by Walter Emery.

Written for two part choir (soprano I and soprano II) with piano accompaniment.

Vocal-piece by Maurice Green. Seven spiritual soli for high voices.

Arranged by Jarvis

Maurice Greene's I Will Lay Me Down In Peace has been transposed to the key of F for High Voice and Piano Accompaniment.

Version for Upper Voices and accompaniment.

This anthem is an extract from Maurice Greene's Thou, O God, art praised in Sion. For SATB Choir and Organ with Tenor Solo (or Treble Chorus). Edited by Francis Jackson.

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