Partituras de Compositoras en Boosey & Hawkes

O the depth is a devotional work, suitable as an introit or short anthem, which couples together a passage from the New Testament (Romans 11) and a single verse from the Old Testament (Isaiah 55) whic...

This short, rhythmical work is inspired by an area of McGlade's native Cornwall and uses the text of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem of the same name. The area, where a common meets the sea, is home to ma...

A beautiful and expressive devotional work, setting a text from the Golden Age of the Spanish Renaissance. Simple melodic lines are woven into lush harmonies, painting a musical picture of the love of...

A musical picture of a steam train slicing through a calm winter landscape, composed on elegant French lyrics. The voices simulate the sound of the train while portraying contrasting images: movement...

An energetic, inventive and rhythmically vibrant setting of the poem by William Blake, this work can be effectively paired with Bernofsky's harmonically lush and innocent setting of Blake's The Lamb (...

Inmersa en la música coral sacra desde una edad temprana, Kerensa Briggs aprecia profundamente la conexión entre la música y la fe, así como una comprensión innata de la composición para voces. La com...

Amy Marcy Beach was the first American woman to succeed as a composer. Her uniue upbringing in New England included a notable circle which included composer William Mason and writer Oliver Wendell Hol...

Instrumentation: Oboe, Assisting Oboe (or Flute), Bb Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet, Trombone, 2 Percussion, Harp and Cello.

Everyone will want to be involved in these flexible and varied arrangements!TOP CLASS pieces can be performed by most combinations of instruments, for example 2 or 3 recorders and piano or tuned percu...

Chorpartitur - mit Klavierbegleitung zu Probenzwecken

Composer's note: 'In the bleak midwinter is the setting of the famous poem by Christina Rossetti for four-part mixed choir. This poem came to mind as I walked the streets of Cornwall on a cold, bleak...