John Stainer

John Stainer's I Saw The Lord is a beautiful Anthem for Double SATB Choir and organ. This edition features fresh engravings with the Organ part printed on three staves. It also includes a paragraph e...

A cantata with libretto by Rev. W. J. Sparrow Simpson (see also Crucifixion) for performance at the Gloucester Triennial Musical Festival 1883.

Quartet from The Crucifixion, S.A.T.B., with optional Organ

This work, Jubilant March for Organ, is one of many original works that Stainer composed for Novello. It suggests that the high esteem in which Stainer was held by his contemporaries for the excellenc...

In this arrangement, John Stainer's beloved choral rendition of John 3:16 has been set for handbells with optional chimes OR a 2nd handbell choir. The selection (s) is ideal for festivals and other mu...

In this arrangement, John Stainer's beloved choral rendition of John 3:16 has been set for handbells with optional chimes OR a 2nd handbell choir. The selection (s) is ideal for festivals and other mu...

In this arrangement, John Stainer's beloved choral rendition of John 3:16 has been set for handbells with optional chimes OR a 2nd handbell choir. The selection (s) is ideal for festivals and other mu...

Version of the anthem from The Crucifixion for Low Voice and Organ (Piano). Arranged William Stickles.

Written for unaccompanied ATTB choir with a piano reduction for rehearsal purposes. Words from Robinson's New Cithera Lessons 1609.

Anthem for Trinitytide or general use. With Soprano (or Tenor) Solo.

Arranged for Upper Voices by CH Trevor.

A setting of the Canticles for ATTB Choir and Organ.

For ATTB Choir.

A meditation on the sacred passion of the holy redeemer', arranged for tenor (or soprano) and bass (or alto) soli, SSA chorus and organ, with hymns for congregational participation. Edited by Desmond...

For SATB Choir and Piano.

For Soprano, Tenor and Bass Soloists, SSAATTBB Choir and Piano.