Partituras de Barbershop para coro mixto

The driving rhythms and dynamic contrasts of the choral lines help to make this festival original a real winner. Ideal for concert, contest, or festival use, this choral by Carole Stephens works well...

This very strong concert/festival work comes from the writing team that has brought us successful choral works for over a decade. It's easy to sing yet substantial enough that any choir would love to...

This very strong concert/festival work comes from the writing team that has brought us successful choral works for over a decade. It's easy to sing yet substantial enough that any choir would love to...

Carole Stephens creates a fresh new Alleluia setting that is appropriate for any choir. From its exquisitely sensitive opening to the spiritedly driving developmental section, it is sure to receive ov...

Carole Stephens creates a fresh new Alleluia setting that is appropriate for any choir. From its exquisitely sensitive opening to the spiritedly driving developmental section, it is sure to receive ov...

As the title indicates, this work will be a remarkable addition to any festival or concert performance. Carole Stephens' knack for creating contemporary original works continues with this wonderful ne...

As the title indicates, this work will be a remarkable addition to any festival or concert performance. Carole Stephens' knack for creating contemporary original works continues with this wonderful ne...

This original concert work provides a showpiece for your women's choir. It's been performed on concerts and festivals around the world. A welcome addition to the concert choral repertoire.

This original concert work provides a showpiece for your women's choir. It's been performed on concerts and festivals around the world. A welcome addition to the concert choral repertoire.

Familiar texts in less familar settings by Geoffrey Bush, with four settings for SATB chorus with Organ. These devout texts and psalms are well-known and have be staple ingredients of the choral reper...

12-minute concert work with the interesting text of St. Patrick's words which received its première in 2010 at St Bartholomew's in Armley, Leeds and was very well received. Conductor score and Vocal S...

These two are suitable for Weddings, Introits or general use and are within the scope of most choirs being tuneful and accessible.

'God with me rising up' has a stunning recording on YouTube which has been viewed over 15k times! Both pieces were written for American choirs and are suitable as introits and with easy vocal lines. C...

Festal Anthem written for the celebration of the foundation of Norwich Cathedral.

A compact Missa Brevis and just the right length for liturgical use. Sounds wonderfully expressive in Cathedrals.

A wonderfully crafted and expressive tune leads the choir through these well known words.

For the smaller choir, a gentle prayer with a gentle tune. Flexible scoring.

Especially suitable for remembrance, this piece has all the ingredients of a Cathedral anthem but with easy vocal lines.

A setting well within the reach of choirs maybe visiting Cathedrals for the first time. Lots of pairing (S/T and A/B) and unison make them easily singable and the Organ part adds effect.

This is a setting of William Fuller's words. Gentle yet uplifting, with choral lines a joy to sing. SS version in 201. Flexible scoring.

Specially written for a local parish choir on its Cathedral visit, with a completely optional tenor line for those days when the tenors are absent! Flexible scoring.

Sometimes known as Lauds, these words are for concert or service use and most of the vocal lines are simple, yet the end effect is magical.

May the Grace' was highly commended in the RSCM Composers Competition and 'Lord of Beauty' adds to the repertoire for harvest - both are designed for the choir of limited vocal resources.

Short, succinct and useful as a blessing.

Another piece from the pen of Peter Thompson - useful for services or concerts. As is usual from Peter, the piece is well crafted and singable.