Thomas Weelkes

David's lament at the death of Absalom may have been composed to mark the death of Prince Henry, heir to the English throne, in 1612.

An arrangement of Thomas Weelkes' Sit Down and Sing for women's choir (SSA) by Thais Janssen. Weelkes was an English Renaissance composer who is most well-known for the output of his vocal works. He w...

A wonderful set of three tremendous songs by composers from the Renaissance era. All in delightful settings for SSA Upper Voice choir, edited by Jerry Weseley Harris. Two cheerful and energetic piece...

This spirited 3-voice madrigal with hand drum dances with humor and rhythmic energy! Excellent as a processional or opening number, your singers will enjoy the clever wordplay and vocal effects! Durat...

Here is a fantastic resource for introducing the music of the Renaissance to developing ensembles or groups with limited male singers. Purchase the Performance Kit and receive a code to access audio t...

Here is a fantastic resource for introducing the music of the Renaissance to developing ensembles or groups with limited male singers. Purchase the Performance Kit and receive a code to access audio t...

The Hal Leonard Choral Treasury series has become the benchmark for clean, functional, well edited scores. This madrigal by the early English composer Thomas Weelkes is all of that and more. And the t...

The Hal Leonard Choral Treasury series has become the benchmark for clean, functional, well edited scores. This madrigal by the early English composer Thomas Weelkes is all of that and more. And the t...

This authentic 3-part English madrigal is now arranged by Rick Weymuth as a perfect concert or contest work. Nonsense words are enhanced by a story about a Maypole dance celebrating spring. Humorous,...

Thomas Weelkes' bright and happy madrigal is arranged as a smart, 3-part mixed choral by Jill Gallina. Whilst Youthful Sports is perfect for younger voices learning a cappella singing and madrigal sty...

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