Herbert Howells: Partituras medio

Like much of Howells' later work, this is a deeply religious choral work that ranks at the top of the English choral tradition. Composed on Christmas Day 1952, Behold, O God Our Defender is for mixed...

Herbert Howells wrote this Serenade in 1917 as the third and final movement of his Suite for Strings, Op. 16 (Op, 27 on the manuscript), the first two movements of which were re-used by the composer f...

Herbert Howells' Te Deum And Jubilate (Collegium Regale) was composed for King's College, Cambridge, and is written for SATB Choir with Organ accompaniment.

Madrigal for SSATB, poem by Robert Wever. Composed for Sir Frederick Bridge and members of the Madrigal Society. Piano part included for practice use.

The music Herbert Howells has tended to be unjustly neglected but his post-war output of orchestral and chamber works is currently enjoying a period of re-eveluation. This Herbert Howells society edit...