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Note from the composer: Little Lucas is dedicated to my 2 year-old son. It is a happy medium swinger that captures his mischievous nature with the deceptively difficult movement of major 7th chords in...

Die Fortsetzung der erfolgreichen Blues-Harp-Schule. Wer bereits die ersten Grundkenntnisse des Einzeltonspiels, der '2. Position / cross harp' und des Bendings gelernt hat, ist hier genau richtig. We...

The Brehm Center Series offers not only excellence in quality but website resources that truly bring fresh ideas to worship. Edwin Willmington uses the words of Fanny Crosby for this Communion/Lenten...

This powerful choir and congregation hymn arrangement brings voices, brass, handbells and timpani together. Written in the classic concertato format, the opening and closing flourishes act as festive...

The nightingale has long been associated with melodic musical writing and romantic texts. The tenderness of the text is displayed in this choral setting that includes a delicate piano accompaniment an...

7 Vokal-Arrangements bekannter Instrumentalstücke der Barockzeit für dreistimmig gemischten Chor arrangiert und bearbeitet von H. O. Millsby.

Four songs for SSA and piano, all of which are from 15th century carols edited by the composer, commissioned for the 1965 Farnham Festival. Vocal score with piano accompaniment.

A Song Of Saint Francis is an anthem for unaccompanied SSA. A piano part is provided for rehearsal purpose only

A Chime Of Carols was commissioned by, and dedicated to the West Kent Federation of Women's Institutes who gave the first performance in celebration of their 75th anniversary. Scored for SSA and Piano...

For SSA Choir and Piano.

Hurd's setting of the Miss Brevis for upper voices with Piano accompaniment.

A Music-Hall guide to Victorian living for narrator, SSA and piano. The narrator's part and every detail of good advice, is to be found in the first edition (1861) of Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Ma...

Teaching American folk songs is so important and Stephen Foster wrote some of the more iconic songs we know and love. Here is a fresh new arrangement of one of his finest, accompanied with a banjo-lik...

A choral symphony for baritone solo, SATB chorus and orchestra. Commissioned by the Southampton Choral Society and first performed in 1975 at the Guildhall, Southampton. Words by John Clare.