Jack McKenzie

A beautiful, but slightly advanced arrangement of the much-loved textFrom the hymn tune Diademata by George J. Elvey (1816-1893)

Invite the congregation to join in on this exciting festival arrangement, accompanied by a solid organ part and two trumpets (parts included in the octavo).

The Souls Of The Righteous is an anthem for SATB choir, with an Organ reduction provided for rehearsal purposes. It takes its text from the Old Testament book of Wisdom. Sir George Elvey (1816-1893)...

Edward Margetson was born in St. Kitts, British West Indies, immigrating to the United States in 1919. One of only a few published choral works by the composer, A few more years shall roll sets a hymn...

Written for the 25th anniversary concert of the Manchester Chorale in 2004, this setting of a poem by Paul Eluard (trans. Bowen) is both powerful and gentle, and is ideal for concert use. Combining a...

The work is a setting of a text by William McGonagall which provides a miniature tour of London, from London Bridge to the Tower, St Paul's, Trafalgar Square, and Petticoat Lane. Moods and impressions...

The supreme position of Christ the Lamb seated on the throne is established with magnificent music in this arrangement of this Sunday morning favorite. Bold, sweeping gestures adorn this version of th...

The supreme position of Christ the Lamb seated on the throne is established with magnificent music in this arrangement of this Sunday morning favorite. Bold, sweeping gestures adorn this version of th...

Ich fühle Leben, ich will es spür'n von Udo Jürgens. Weitere Chorpartituren auf Anfrage lieferbar.

Nunc Natus Est Altissimus is scored for three upper voices and piano (or harp) set to words by James Ryman. The words set in the first three movements of this work are reproduced from Medieval English...

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Wherewithal Shall A Young Man Cleanse His Way?' Scored for mixed voice choir SATB with organ accompaniment.

The slow and delicate setting of an anonymous medieval text for solo Soprano and SATB chorus, by Francis Pott. The piece includes full Organ accompaniment.