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This little tribute to William Ferris and the William Ferris Chorale consists of two sections, the first slow and the second quick. The text is simply the two words of the title, the Amen being the fi...

The 1964 setting for mixed chorus by John McCabe.

Arranged for SSSAAATTTBBB, the lyrics are from an anonymous writer of the fourteenth century and have been adapted by the composer. The composer says: Woefully arrayed is a supreme choral setting by...

Written for SATB chorus, this is John McCabe's setting of a text by Thomas Hardy, celebrating the songbirds of England and the birth/rebirth of life itself. A Piano accompaniment is provided for rehea...

Commissioned by St John's College, Cambridge, the first performance of John McCabe's The last and greatest Herald took place at St. John's College, Cambridge, on 29th November 2008 by the combined Cho...

Lovely setting for unaccompanied mixed voice choir (SATB). Be still, my soul: the Lord is on thy side. Bear patiently the cross of grief or pain. Leave to thy God to order and provide; In every change...

A setting of the famous William Blake text. Paul Carr has set these words twice; this first setting is from 1985. A later setting, from 2015, is also available - see Goodmusic GM161. Duration 4 minute...

A processional carol written in 2001 for SATB and optional percussion. Words by the composer, loosely based on a Venezuelan folk-carol.

For Mixed Chorus. Published in 1970. Revised version. Choral Score.

For mixed chorus and Cello. Published in 1979. Texts: Yeats. First performance: The Ionian Singers, conducted by James Wood, 14th April 1988. Score.

The words of this 1863 text were penned as an expression of gratitude for God's gifts in creation and the church. Joel Raney has masterfully retained the familiar tune and text, yet takes it to resple...

For SATB, Percussion, Organ. Composed 2001. Duration 4:00.

Arranged by William Dawson.

Arranged for SATB choir by William Dawson.

Arranged by William Dawson.

Original words and music likening God's love to a river are combined with familiar 'river' songs to create a beautiful offering for use in a variety of worship settings. I've Got Peace Like a River, L...

This is not your typical anthem based on Ecclesiastes 3! From the beginning phrase - 'our times are in the hand of God as seasons come and go' - that is set to a tender melody, singers and listeners a...

Truly worshipful, this moving anthem provides a perfect opening prayer for all worship settings. The 17th century text is combined with Wakefield's newly composed music. The piece grows and builds in...