Thames Publishing

The second book in a fabulous series that presents the best of Peter Warlock's Choral Music. Warlock was a treasure of British song-writing and this book contains a fantastic collection of sociable so...

Three songs for high voice and Piano.

This society edition contains fourteen songs, chronologically arranged and each with a detailed preface giving the relevant historical background to the composition. Warlock was very pedantic about or...

A Musical play by Julian St. Leger with music by Betty Roe. This is the score for Voice and Piano accompaniment, containing all the music and song lyrics as well as performance notes. The Sleepwalkers...

The critically and editorially authoritative editions of the songs of Peter Warlock. This fifth collection spans the years of 1923 and 1924, containing eleven groups of songs for voice and Piano by Wa...

A musical period comedy based on Alexander Pope's The Rape Of The Lock, with words by Madeleine Bingham and Suzanne Ebel.

The very cream of England's restoration-period composers are featured in this collection of devout songs and hymns, all written for Voice and Piano. Featured composers include John Blow, John Playford...

A selection of twelve songs that bridge a unique gap between the art-song and the popular-song, by Landon Ronald. The texts include writings by Harold Simpson, Keats, Yeats, Shelley and Matthew Arnold...

The first collection in the series of performance folios for Countertenor voices with full Piano accompaniment. Eight pieces by a variety of composers from Dowland to Vaughan Williams for the accompli...

Betty Roe's The Venite with written for Eagle House School, Sandhurst, and incorporates an unusual 'echo' effect between chorus and congregation.

The Heritage of English songs series is a terrific series that presents and preserves the long and glorious tradition of the English song. Book 12 contains a stunning coleection of Roger Quilter songs...

The critically and editorially authoritative editions of the songs of Peter Warlock. This eighth collection spans the years of 1923 and 1924, contains seventeen songs for voice and Piano by Warlock, i...

The third movement of Betty Roe's Music's Empire for unaccompanied TTBB chorus. Based on a Poem by Walter de la Mare.

Twelve songs for medium/high voice and Piano accompaniment by Arnold Bax. The songs in this wonderful collection were written between 1916 and 1926, and include settings of poetry and texts by some of...

3 Shakespeare Sonnets for Medium Voice, by Eric Wetherell.

A fabulous setting of this traditional rhyme for Piano and Vocal by Betty Roe.

A fantastic updated arrangement of this traditional English fable by Betty Roe for Voice and Piano. This is a heartening and pacy song dedicated to Marian Lines. The origins of the original rhyme Who...

A glorious collection of character pieces for high voice and Piano by Geoffrey Bush. Archy is a cockroach who borrows Don Marquis typewriter by night to write about life as seen by himself and his fr...

The sixth book in a fabulous series that presents the best of Peter Warlock's Choral Music. This volume contains a fantastic collection of his most popular and most loved songs. Volume six contains...

A selection of Folksong arrangements by E. J. Moeran.

The songs of A Garland for de la Mare are vintage Howells, in their refinement, harmonic subtleties and dreamlike quality. And although the cover says that there are ten songs in this set, the songboo...

The third collection in the Centenary Edition series of solo songs by E. J. Moeran, all written for Baritone voice with Piano. Volume three features Moeran's setting of the works of A. E. Housman, wit...

For Medium/Low Voice with Piano accompaniment.

An anthology of musical settings celebrating the exquisite and quintessentially British poetry of Thomas Hardy, featuring works by composers including Holst, Vaughan Williams, Bax, Bliss and others. S...

The songs in this mini-revue capture the essence of traditional 'pub life' superbly. Full of warmth, humour and witty observation, you will probably think it was written about your local watering hole...