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An arrangement of Thomas Weelkes' Sit Down and Sing for women's choir (SSA) by Thais Janssen. Weelkes was an English Renaissance composer who is most well-known for the output of his vocal works. He w...

An arrangement of Thomas Morley's Do You Not Know? for women's choir (SSA) by Thais Janssen. Morley was an English Renaissance composer who lived in London at the same time as William Shakespeare. The...

An arrangement of Peter Cornelius' Requiem Aeternam for women's choir (SSAA) by Thais Janssen. Although originally composed in 1852, it wasn't published until 30 years after his death, in 1904. Scored...

An arrangement of Pierre Clereau's Comme un qui prend for oboe, percussion (tambourine, drum) and women's choir (SSA) by Thais Janssen. Not much is known about Clereau's life, except that he was activ...

The work is written for a four-part female choir, and it has a disturbing beginning which is transformed into a rhythmic structure, where the harmony is stretched and the harmonies stop having a tonal...

5 songs by Carl Nielsen and Thomas Laub expertly arranged for SA Choir by Svend G. Asmussen.

Peter Aston was an English composer and was best known for his choral works. This piece, Three Shakespeare Songs, was written in 1965 and is for Soprano Solo and SA chorus (unaccompanied).

The Echoing Green is a work by composer Julian Marshall for Unaccompanied Unison Upper Voices. A setting of a William Blake poem, a performance lasts around 2 minutes.

For SSA Choir a cappella. Alleluia, laus et gloria was commissioned by the BBC for the Pro Musica Girls' Choir of Hungary, winner of the 2003 Let the Peoples Sing competition.

The Weathers is a popular poem written by Thomas Hardy, and first published in 1922. It has since been set to music by many different composers. This version by Eric Thiman is scored for SSAFemale Cho...

A wonderful motet for SSAA a cappella, which is a setting of words by St. Bernard of Clairvaux from the 12th Century, which have been translated by Michael Hodgetts.

Xicochi is a work by Gaspar Fernandez for Unaccompanied Upper Voices. The work is a setting of an Aztec Carol, arranged by Jonathan Wikeley.

Sixteenth composer John Farmer was a composer of church music and madrigals, of which Fair Phyllis is the best known and most frequently performed. The finely textured work employs lightly skipping co...

Jeep / ed. Harris

Ideally suited as a festival opener, processional or concert piece, this two-part work is available for either men's or treble ensemble. The polyphonic vocal lines combine with the use of an optional...

Donald Moore delivers a fresh new setting of this, the most famous of Thomas Morley's madrigals. Written in SSA or TTB editions to be performed by either your men's or women's ensembles, the arrangeme...

Some choral pieces speak for themselves! 'Salvation Is Created' is just such a work. Don Moore brings this song into the reach of many choirs who may have been unable to perform the original edition....

The most famous of all 15th Century Italian madrigals is brought to life in this new Russell Robinson edition from our Developing SATB Repertoire series. Both English and Italian texts are included.

Two choral classics from the Renaissance period - 'Adoramus Te' (Palestrina) and 'Ave Maria' (Arcadelt) - are now available in this easy SATB edition. They were previously released in men's, women's,...

For upper voices (SSA), unaccompanied. An exuberant song of rejoicing at the dawn, with a catchy, toe-tapping refrain of 'Cry jubilee'.

For SSSAAA, unaccompanie. dA setting of the familiar psalm text with interpolations from nature writings by the American naturalist John Muir and by Patricia Hennings.

For SSAA unaccompanied