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Faure was not drawn to compose a Requiem because of the death of a loved one, even though his mother had died during the early stages of composition and his father had passed away two years before. Fa...

John McCabe, one of Britain's best known contemporary composers, was specially commissioned in 1976 to compose this work by the Northampton Philharmonic Choir to celebrate its 80th Season.

Let God Arise is one of the twelve anthems which Handel wrote for the Duke of Chandos in the period 1716-1718. This anthem was written for soprano and tenor soli, SATB chorus and orchestra. This voca...

Te Deum', set to music for three choirs, orchestra and organ by Hector Berlioz. This score, edited by G. R. Sinclair, contains all voice parts and a piano accompaniment. Latin text.

A choral symphony for baritone solo, SATB chorus and orchestra. Commissioned by the Southampton Choral Society and first performed in 1975 at the Guildhall, Southampton. Words by John Clare.

An anthem composed in celebration of the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, first performed in the Chapel Royal on the 25th of April, 1749, during a service attended by the King and other members of the Royal...

The Light Of Life Op. 29 (Lux Christi), a short oratorio for soli, chorus and orchestra. Words written by Rev. E. Capel-Cure. First performed at the Worcester Festival, September 1896. Full score and...

The seventh of Handel's eleven Chandos Anthems, written in 1717 in the year of his attachment as resident composer to James Brydges, Earl of Carnarvon and later Duke of Chandos. An interesting work wh...

Elgar's adaptation of Ben Jonson's opera The Devil Is An Ass, edited, arranged and orchestrated by Percy Young. Vocal score.

Commissioned by Jeremy Patterson and the Birmingham Festival Choral Society with a grant from Bimingham City Council.

Vocal Score for baritone solo, chorus and orchestra. Commissioned, with financial support from Southern Arts, by the Waynflete Singers who first performed it with David Wilson Johnson (baritone), and...

The Maccabaean Revolt in the second century B. C. provided the background to the story that unfolds in Judas Maccabaeus. It is part of the history of the Ptolemaic and Seleucid Empires. This oratorio...

The King Shall Rejoice is a Coronation Anthem for King George II. Scored for six-part choir, SAATBB, although with some modifications can be used for SATB. The accompaniment presents a practical keybo...

Beethoven's magnum opus for SATB soli and chorus, with piano reduction of the orchestral score. Revised by Michael Pilkington

Anthologised for the first time, these sacred choral works have been collected over the past thirty years. They represent an illuminating cross-section of some of Robert Walker's finest choral works,...

Dvorak's Stabat Mater is his first setting of a religious text, which was begun in 1876. The work received its first performance in 1880 in Prague. This new edition edited by Michael Pilkington follow...

In this new publication in the Novello Handel Edition under the general editorship of Donald Burrows, Graydon Beeks has prepared the first modern performing edition to have examined all known sources...

Handel George Frideric O Praise The Lord (Beeks) Cham Ensemble Parts

Magnificat in D has long been regarded as one of Bach’s finest short choral works and is frequently performed on festive occasions. Included in this edition is the far less well known Magnificat...

The Dance, Forever The Dance was commissioned by Michael Kibblewhite and the Hertfordshire Chorus. The first performance was given on 4 December 1999. (Revised 2002). The text has been compiled by the...

Scored for SATB choir and orchestra. Revised edition by Michael Pilkington. Latin text.

Immerse yourself in one of the most sublime masterpieces of British choral music: "Blest Pair of Sirens" blends the powerful verses of John Milton's ode "At a Solemn Musick" with an incomparable music...

Beethoven's Mass In C was commissioned by Prince Nikolaus Esterhazy for the name-day of his wife Princess Maria, and was first performed on 13 September 1807. Beethoven's setting continues the series...