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For S or SSA and piano or orchestra (1. 2. 2. 2-2. 0. 0. 0-hp-str). Get into the Christmas spirit with Mager's well-crafted setting of If ye would hear the angels sing. The optional orchestral accompa...

For SATB and organ or chamber orchestra - 4 hn, glk, perc, org, hp, and str - This delightful setting of the French carol is perfectly suited to open a service or concert with its spirited choral part...

A wonderful processional, Wilberg's Bring a torch, Jeanette, Isabella is a joyful carol. A catchy, brightly articulated countermelody distinguishes this from other settings. The women sing alone, then...

A stirring hymn, important to the Mormon religion but suitable for all denominations, conveys a spirit of faith and praise despite difficult times. This text is originally written by William Clayton,...

The music is set in ABA format with light and bouncy A sections that surround a lush, slower, lyrical section. This work will deliver a fresh and memorable experience in church services as well as con...

For SATB, solo violin, and organ - This charming melody is a refreshing and beautiful alternative to Cesar Franck's setting of the same text, taken from Sacris Solemnis and written by St. Thomas Aquin...

For SATB and keyboard or orchestra. The five new arrangements are in various scorings. One is accompanied by piano three hands, another by organ, and the rest are for piano. Each hymn is beautifully a...

For SATB and piano - This secular text, written by Edgar Allen Poe, is fanciful, calling into question whether reality is a dream, or even a dream within a dream. The music is lush and has a subtle hi...

A Celtic prayer for SSAA and piano

A setting of an old Celtic prayer, for SATB and piano

The choir acts both as a singing group and as a drumming group, spinning sung rhythmic patterns into a buoyant accompaniment to the sung text. As the piece progresses foot-stomping and hand-clapping i...

For SATB and keyboard, with optional flute and oboe (or other instruments in C). A characterful setting of the well-known traditional French melody.

For soprano or alto, and bass with flute, oboe, and keyboard

For SATB, piano, and organ - Set to a poem by the American hymnist Thomas Troeger, Rudolph's music brilliantly brings the poet's words, inspired by the prophet Isaiah's vision of peace and harmony amo...

For SATB and organ - An easy to sing arrangement of a well-known Polish carol-lullaby.

This is the hour is a beautiful and accessible motet for Holy Communion with a simple, meditative organ accompaniment.

Festival hymn with introductory fanfare for SATB, brass ensemble (4 trumpets, 3 trombones or 2 horns and one trombone, tuba), timpani, percussion, and organ, or for SATB and orchestra - 2. 2. 2. 2-4....

Anthem for SATB (with baritone soloist or semi-chorus) and organ or orchestra - 2. 2. 2. 2-2. 2. 0. 0-timp. perc-hp-str - Also in Anthems for Choirs 1. Orchestral material is available on hire.

For SATB and organ or orchestra or brass ensemble (4tpt, 3tbn, tuba, perc) - 2. 2. 2. 2-2. 2. 2. 0-timp. perc-hp-str. The orchestral and brass accompaniments are available for hire.

A beautiful arrangement of the Besanþon carol, with words by Eleanor Farjeon, suitable for all mixed-voice choirs at Advent. First published in the The New Oxford Easy Anthem Book.

For SATB and piano. A short and simple anthem which is full of hope and warmth.

For SSA and piano. This arrangement was commissioned for the Last Night of the Proms 2006. It is compatible with the SATB version in The Bob Chilcott Songbook; the two arrangements can be sung togethe...

This powerful setting has a strong, memorable tune and rich harmonies. Robert Louis Stevenson's text presents a highly relevant message, sure to strike a chord with choirs and audiences alike: no matt...

For SATB (with divisions) and organ. This vibrant and rhythmic carol sets the traditional French carol text and includes an English singing translation. It is a perfect option for good amateur and pro...

For SSA and organ. This joyful carol sets a text by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The piece opens with an imitation of bells spread across the voices, and this festive, celebratory quality is maintained...