George Dyson

George Dyson's Agincourt for SATB Chorus and Orchestra. This piece was written for the jubilee of the Petersfield Musical Festival, 1956. It incorporates words from Shakespeare's Henry V and from the...

For Baritone Soloist, SATB Chorus and Orchestra.

Dyson's sumptuous choral epic of 1938, subtitled 'A Cycle of Poems', charts man's journey through life and the afterlife, using a collage of English poems. Quo Vadis is a work that, in its aim, design...

For Upper Voices and Harp.

First published in 1921, George Dyson's superb Woodland Suite was originally titled In Pixieland. This title in part describes the musics changes of mood, from lively to tranquil, symbollic of the mov...

This pair of Organ works is clearly in Dyson's later style, when he displayed a leaner, more modern aesthetic that is still tuneful and approachable. Twentieth century composer and educator George Dys...

This is a witty and ingenious work, scored for three-part upper voices (either unaccompanied or with instruments doubling the voices). The three riddles each explore ideas of balance and symmetry, whe...

A Christmas Garland is a wonderful cantata for Mezzo-Soprano Soli, SSA Chorus and Strings. This edition has a Piano reduction of the original String parts.

Mezzo-Soprano Solo, 2 Soprano, Alto, Strings

For SATB Choir A Cappella. Tonic Sol-Fa version.

For unison voices with organ accompaniment

Dyson George Ye Choir Above Unison Voices & Piano Choral

Dyson war bekannt für seine Werke für Solisten, Chor und Orchester. Dieses umfangreiche Beispiel, Nebukadnezar, wurde für das Three Choirs Festival in Worcester 1935 komponiert. Das 50-minütige Werk m...