Partituras de Coro y Voz para todas las agrupaciones

This short benediction, set to familiar words from Corinthians, Thessalonians and the first book of Peter, is an enduring favourite. Informally known as the Navy blessing or the Scottish blessing, the...

Three Choral Songs Of Praise is a trio of songs by composer Eric Thiman, scored for SATB chorus. The songs are O Praise God In His Holiness, I Praised The Earth and Morning Hymn.

Martin Shaw's The Greater Light for SATB chorus with Organ accompaniment. The words for this work come from the T. S. Eliot's poem 'The Rock'.

The music of Shaw's Anglican Folk Mass has been adapted to the text of 'An order for Holy Communion, Series 3'. In addition to many minor alterations, the Gloria has necessitated some rather bigger ch...

Anthems Of Malcolm Archer

Instruments: SATB A Kevin Mayhew mega-collection of the very best new choral writing, and what a bargain - just 25 pence per anthem! These are all settings for mixed voices, well within the capabiliti...

Instruments: SA Men Two fine collections of our composers' arrangements of many of the most popular hymns. Their treatment has turned these wonderful melodies into beautiful and devotional hymn anthem...

Instruments: SATB Two fine collections of our composers' arrangements of many of the most popular hymns. Their treatment has turned these wonderful melodies into beautiful and devotional hymn anthems.

A performing edition by Colin Mawby

A performing edition by Colin Mawby

Some of his greatest music in easy but effective arrangements.

Work for SATB Chorus. 'Vintersalme'. English sung text.

Composed 1987-rev. 2002 For 5 voices (SAATB)

En Lille Kantate Om Jomfru Fanny for Mixed Choir SATB, Clarinet, Horn, Viola, Piano and Double Bass was composed by Anders Koppel in 2002.

SACRAMENTO - SIS JOE is a wiry, spiky combination of two American folk songs, one very well-known, one somewhat obscure. The better known of the two is "Camptown Races," attributed to Stephe...

Werfet Panier auf im Lande (Wave all the Flags in the Country) is attributed to Georg Philipp Telemann and based on Jeremiah's prophecy predicting the destruction of Babylon.