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Gems in their own right, these songs offer tantalizing glimpses of what might have been had Browne been granted time. The life of gifted composer, Organist, musician and teacher W Denis Browne was cut...

The setting of a set of lyrics by Jacqueline Froom, the Diva's Lament is an entertainingly regretful song with a hilarious climax - suitable for any aging stage star feeling a little over-the-hill!

Ernest Moeran was the last major representative of the group of English composers who, in the first two decades of the twentieth century, sought musical inspiration in the melodic beauty of tradtional...

Trevor Hold's song cycle features nine settings of words by John Clare. The songs are written for Tenor soloists, although the majority of the songs are appropriate for Sopranos, and may be performed...

A special collection of songs for High Voice and Piano by the Liverpudlian composer Ian Venables, featuring significant settings of a wide variety of texts. The set is introduced by Graham Lloyd, who...

The Peter Warlock Critical Edition series represents a treasure trove of English song. This the first volume focuses upon songs for the High Voice from the period 1911-1919. The songs of Peter Warlo...

The Peter Warlock Critical Edition series is made up of eight volumes of fabulous material. This is the third volume which focuses on songs for High Voice from the period 1911-1919. The songs of Pete...

The Peter Warlock Critical Edition series is made up of eight volumes of fabulous material. This is the fifth volume which focuses on songs for High Voice from the period of 1923-1928. The songs of P...

Six vocal duets for Mezzo-soprano and Baritone with Piano accompaniment. Thomas Hardy, though well known, is regarded more as a writer of fiction rather than poetry, despite his own allusions and self...

The songs in this volume come from all parts of her composing career, which began in the 1950's. As a composer Betty Roe's work embraces many fields: solo songs, choral music, church music, revue song...

The Miracle Masque is a morality play with music, set in mediaeval Italy, and follows in the tradition of Morality plays stretching back to the Middle Ages when they were a much need mixture of satire...

A Musical play with words by John Oliver and music by Betty Roe. This is the script containing all song lyrics, stage directions and dialogue. Set in the late 18th century, this fictional play is abo...

This mini-musical beagn life as a workshop project commissioned by June Keyte for late-teenage children at Kingsmead School, Enfield. The three main characters are a contented boy, an uncertain girl a...

Nine Songs by Bush for high voice and piano to poems by Chalres Causley.

A fantastic choral piece by Betty Roe, based on a classic Metaphysical poet John Donne. This romantic and expressive piece is scored for unaccompanied Solo Soprano and SATB mixed choir.

Shadwell Stair is a setting of Wilfred Owen's shadowy poem by Betty Roe. It is scored for Solo Soprano and SATB Chorus a cappella.

A glorious setting by Betty Roe, of this 15th Century text for unaccompanied SATB Choir. Piano line is inlcuded for practice purposes only.

The title piece and fourth movement of Betty Roe's Music's Empire for unaccompanied SATB chorus with solos. Based on a Poem by Andrew Marvell.

Sweet Thames, Flow Softly is a tremendous unaccompanied part-song for SATB choir by Betty Roe with words by Ewan MacColl. A brisk, flowing pace accentuates the meandering of the river through London t...

Four simple songs for unaccompanied SATB choir by Geoffrey Bush. These pieces were written between 1961 and 1965 with the aim of providing additional repertoire for amateur choirs and lighter material...

Three picturesque part-songs for unaccompanied SATB choir by Geoffrey Bush.

A tender and moving piece for Soprano Solo and Unaccompanied SATB. Edited for performance by Alan Gibbs.

Based on a poem by William Wordsworth, Eric Wetherell's Westminster Bridge for unaccompanied SSATB choir.

A glorious collection of folksongs from Britain and Ireland, arranged for unaccompanied SATB choir by Louis Halsey.

A part-song for unaccompanied mixed voices by George Dyson. Based on a poem by Robert Herrick.