Ralph Vaughan Williams

Spring Rounds is a significant work that is rich in variety and orchestral colours. Jackson has selected texts by a multiplicity of authors, from the seventeenth-century poet Thomas Carew to contempor...

This is a beautiful setting of Psalm 128. Tranquil vocal lines, accompanied by lilting, atmospheric flute and guitar, capture perfectly the optimistic nature of the text. Although the words of this an...

This is a choral setting by Philip Lane of Vaughan Williams' ever-popular Fantasia on Greensleeves. Two sets of words are given: either the traditional folk song words for 'Greensleeves' can be used o...

This well-known song by Vaughan Williams is arranged here for mixed voices, with additional lower voice parts by Alan Bullard. The pastoral imagery in the lyrics is beautifully brought to life by the...

Mack Wilberg has arranged the well-loved Irish folk melody Londonderry Air, setting to it the words of Howard A. Walter's poem 'I would be true'. Alternative words to the second and third verses by Da...

Suitable for concert use, this simple, delightful setting of a Yeats poem embraces nature's beauty and the secret joy of solitude. Soaring melodies, rich harmonic language, and a piano part that is bo...

Sancta Civitas (The Holy City). An oratorio for Tenor and Baritone Soli, Chorus, Semi Chorus, Distant Chorus and Orchestra. Vocal Score with piano accompaniment.

This is a choral setting by Philip Lane of Vaughan Williams' ever-popular Fantasia on Greensleeves. Two sets of words are given: either the traditional folk song words for 'Greensleeves' can be used o...

Composed between 1897 and 1899 and lasting around 25 minutes, The Garden of Proserpine is a major early score by Vaughan Williams which remained unperformed during the composer's lifetime and for over...

This piece was written for the funeral of President Gerald Ford and is also commonly known as The Navy Hymn. The text speaks of God's unending love, support, and protection for all those in peril. Ins...

Version for SATB Choir and Organ.

For mixed voice choir SATB with organ accompaniment.

For soprano soloist and SATB, with organ introduction. Composed for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.

The first published composition of Vaughan Williams in 1902 was a setting for voice and piano of a poem by William Barnes. The lyrical folk song quality of the tune makes it an irresistible choice for...

The first published composition of Vaughan Williams in 1902 was a setting for voice and piano of a poem by William Barnes. The lyrical folk song quality of the tune makes it an irresistible choice for...