Edwin Ashdown

Frederick John Easthope Martin (1882-1925) was a British composer and organist. He studied Piano, Organ, Harmony and Composition at Trinity College of Music in London. Best known for Evensong, which h...

For 2 Part Choir. Arranged by Henry Geehl.

The Romantic composer Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1809-1847) has been highly regarded in Britain from the time of his first visit in 1829. His anthem Hear My Prayer has been a bastion of the Anglican...

Arranged for voice and piano in the key of F.

The Shepherd's Cradle Song was first published in 1918. It is presented here in the key of Eb Major, for low Voices with Piano accompaniment. The text is taken from an anonymous lullaby, originally wr...

Silent Noon, arranged in the key of D Flat for voice and piano. Sonnet by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, music by Vaughan Williams.

Silent Noon, arranged in the key of F for voice and piano. Sonnet by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, music by Vaughan Williams.

Silent Noon, arranged in the key of G for voice and piano. Sonnet by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, music by Vaughan Williams.

In the key of F major. With Norwegian and English text.

The elegant, playful, endlessly creative pen of Mozart wrote this short song on 8 June 1785 in Vienna. The three-verse poem by Goethe had already been set to music by at least four composers before Mo...

A quodlibet based on Two Negro Spirituals.

From America has come this fine collection of songs, a treasure house of melody, made by the naturally music-loving and music-making negro, with his great feeling for rhythm and melody. The tunes have...

Version for TTBB Choir and Piano (or Organ). With English translation alternative.

The tunes have been arranged mostly in two-part harmony, as simply as possible, to make them playable by the youngest music maker. The left hand is entirely in the five-finger position, and the tunes...

In A Major. With Violin and Cello obbligato.

These Hymns have been arranged in two-part harmony as simply as possible for beginning pianists. The left hand is entirely in the five-finger position, and there are no key-signatures.

These Hymns have been arranged in two-part harmony as simply as possible for beginning pianists. The left hand is entirely in the five-finger position, and there are no key-signatures.