Noten von Henry Purcell

Besetzung: SSATB; SATB 1. Remember not, Lord offers (Litanei), 2. Thou knowest, Lord (aus der Begräbniszeremonie für Königin Mary II., )1695))

A compilation of the music composed for and played at the funeral of Queen Mary in Westminster Abbey on March 5th 1695. Edited and reconstructed by Bruce Wood.

Dido's Lament (When I Am Laid In Earth) from Dido and Aeneas by Henry Purcell, arranged for intermediate solo piano in digital sheet music format. Taken from The Faber Music Night Time Piano Anthology...

From the Birthday Ode for Queen Mary in 1694, this short, tuneful anthem is great for concert and contest with younger and developing choirs. Available: 2-Part, 3-Part Mixed. Performance Time: Approx....

Discovery Level 1 Adapted from Henry Purcell's Come Ye Sons of Art, this short tuneful setting is ideal for younger and developing choirs especially for contest and festival performances. Available se...

Discovery Level 2 Introduce your younger choirs to Baroque style with this short and festive selection adapted from a larger work by English composer Henry Purcell. Featuring a pair of flutes, the rhy...

A cheerful, spring madrigal from our Familiar Choral Masterworks series that is not terribly difficult

This dance-like Henry Purcell tune from the Baroque period is frequently sung in solo performance in association with praise of Flora, the goddess of spring and flowers. Earlene has created a delightf...

This stately and elegant setting of Purcell's work from Birthday Ode for Queen Mary is adapted specifically for younger voices and developing choirs including men's ensembles. Set in the key of G and...

For Mixed Voice Choir (SATB) and Organ.

Patrick Liebergen has skillfully arranged this light, energetic Purcell masterwork in editions for today's SSA and 2-part treble choral groups. It's an excellent concert or festival work with solid pa...

Look no further for a masterwork from the Classical period that your SAB or SSA choir can learn in a hurry. Patrick Liebergen has taken this joyous Henry Purcell work and skillfully adapted it for dev...

Hear My Prayer, O Lord is one of Purcell's best known devout anthems - a stirring example of the beauty and power of dissonance and word-painting that builds to a soaring climax.