Partituras para coros

Respond For Michelmas for six voices.

For Unison Voice and Piano. Choice of English or French text.

For Unison Voices and Piano. Choice of English or French text.

An opera in one or two acts for children. Libretto by David Taylor.

This piece was commissioned by the William Byrd Singers with funds provided by the Arts Council of Great Britain. The first performance was given by the William Byrd Singers with members of the Lontan...

Catchy Christmas number for unison voices. Ideal as an appealing Christmas concert item for Primary and Secondary schools. Simple keyboard part and guitar chords given.

This work for 9 high voices was commissioned by Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, and was first performed in January 1983 by the Lady Margaret Hall Choir. Duration c. 8mins. This is a special item which is...

Twenty charming and inventive carols for unison singing and piano reduction. The harmonies in the piano accompaniment complement the diatonic melodies. Full Score and Instrumental parts on hire. Key S...

Alan Jones and Lawrence Bradle. This true story of the American Twenties lends itself well to musical adaptation. The well-known events of the story are covered in a fast-moving, dynamic sequence of s...

Gorecki's 2 Sacred Songs Op. 33, for two voices.

The task: to write a piece that could involve children as players, singers and composers alongside a professional symphony or chamber orchestra. The solution: a peace-cry for the biosphere, in which t...

This work for female voices (unaccompanied SA) is a tribute to St. Hilda, seventh century abbess and scholar, and leader of a double monastery of both monks and nuns. This work was commissioned by Joa...

Words and music by Philip Wilby. For Unison Voices with optional countermelody in 4th verse.

Any number of voices may perform the round, plus instruments (Including unpitched percussion) if desired. A drone (on F) could also be used.

Written for unison voices and piano. Polish titlesNo. 1-Przybiezeli do BetlejemNo. 2-Wzlobie lezy.

Written for SA chorus and piano.

Geoffrey Burgon's And There Was War In Heaven (For Upper Voices And Organ).

This is the 1954 version for equal voices with accompaniment of four horns and with Russian text in both Cyrillic and transliteration.

These part-songs were the first of Britten's works to be published. In 1932 Britten showed the pieces to John Ireland during discussions about proofs and possible transpositions. First called Three S...

The Ride-By-Nights by Benjamin Britten for 2-part boys' or women's voices and Piano. From Three Two-part Songs.