Gustav Holst

Gustav Holst's 'Christmas Carol' and J. S. Bach's 'Jesu, Joy of Man s Desiring' are woven together creating an exquisite combination for four octaves of bells with optional 5th-octave!

Stuck in the middle of the 'Jupiter' section of Gustav Holst's 'The Planets' is perhaps the most poignant tune the great composer wrote. Here set as a meditation on a hymn tune based on Holst's origin...

Using only legato ringing, this gently flowing setting conveys a sense of peace and tranquility surrounding the birth of the Christ child. Optional handchimes in the middle section provide a lovely co...

This monumental piece for concert/military band works very well for this instrumentation. To balance colours and dynamics, the piccolo trumpet and e-flat trumpet are used to perform the original woodw...

Robert van Beringen schrieb diese leicht spielbare Bearbeitung des vierten Satzes aus Gustav Holsts berühmter Suite Die Planeten.

Euphonium Stimmen in Violin- und Bass-Schlüssel

Invocation was composed in 1911 and first performed on May 2nd of that year in the Queen's Hall, London, by May Mukle with the New Symphony Orchestra conducted by Landon Ronald. The work received seve...

Processional & Recessional stammt aus Gustav Holsts Suite Die Planeten. Die beiden Sätze Processional und Recessional - auf Deutsch: Prozessionshymne & Schlusschoral - eigenen sich jeweils zu beiden Z...

Tauchen Sie ein in die zauberhafte Klangwelt von „A Song Of The Night“. Diese exquisite Ausgabe aus dem renommierten Verlag Faber Music präsentiert das Werk im authentischen Arrangement des Komponiste...

Using the familiar chorale melody from Holst's Jupiter, this stately hymn is particularly popular throughout the United Kingdom and a favorite of the British royal family. Here's a setting for flexibl...

SB, SATB, Keyboard or Orchestra or Brass Quintet, Percussion and Keyboard. The element of mysticism can be seen in most of Holst's music, but nowhere is it achieved with such economy of means as it i...

Holst's legendary arrangement of the melody from 'the old 124th Psalm' from the 'Genevan Psalter. '

An episode from the Mahabharata. For Soprano, Tenor and Bass soloists, Female chorus and orchestra consisting of 2 Flutes, English Horn, 2 String Quartets and Double Bass.

The Wandering Scholar, Holst's last opera, was written in 1929-30: its original title was 'The Tale of the Wandering Scholar'. It was first performed in The David Lewis Theatre, Liverpool, in 1934, co...

Invocation was composed in 1911 and first performed on May 2nd of that year in the Queen's Hall, London, by May Mukle with the New Symphony Orchestra conducted by Landon Ronald. The work received seve...