Chorpartituren

Maria Mater

John Joubert's And Thou, Child, Shalt Be Called for SATB choir with Organ accompaniment.

Schutz Heinrich Praise To Thee Lord Jesus Satb Choral

Lang Cs This Joyous Day Satb & Organ Choral

Stephen Cleobury has been associated with one of the world's most famous choirs, King's College, Cambridge for thirty five years. His work at King's has brought him into fruitful relationships with ma...

Stephen Cleobury's original carol-setting for mixed voices and organ accomapniment was commssioned by the Worshipful Company of Musicians in 2004 for the Company's annual carol service at St. Michael'...

Rütti's increasingly popular contemporary arrangement of this traditional carol, dedicated to Stephen Jackson and the Wooburn Singers.

Handel's original STB Chorus part for 'Chandos' Anthem No. 2, In The Lord Put I My Trust HWV 247.

A choral work in four parts by Aulis Sallinen for unaccompanied upper voices. The text has been paraphrased from the Finnish by Michael Hurd, and is based on a Finnish folk song and a poem written by...

This wonderful motet was written on 19th December, 1400, for the installation of the Dose Michele Steno. Edited by David Stevens.

Continuo part for Henry Purcell's Thy Genius, Lo! for Bass and Continuo, 2nd setting for Soprano and Continuo. Duration: Approximately 6. 5 minutes

Lift Thine Eyes is a trio for unaccompanied SSA from Elijah. A piano part is provided for practice purpose only.

The Snow, Opus 26 No. 1 by Edward Elgar, is a beautiful and evocative three-part song for SSA female voices with accompaniments for two Violins and Piano.

Three-part song for female voices with accompaniments for piano and two violins. Words by C. Alice Elgar.

A Romance by Elgar using text from Andrew Lang. BR>Arranged for SSA voices and Piano accompaniment.

O Can Ye Sew Cushions? is a traditional cradle song or lullaby, originally from Scotland. It was arranged for SSA Female Voice Chorus with optional Piano accompaniment in 1924. Sir GranvilleBantock (...

From the cantata King Olaf, with words by Longfellow. Arranged for trio of female voices (and piano accompaniment) by the composer.

Thiman had a fascination with English folk song. Here he sensitively sets O Waly, Waly also known as The Water Is Wide as a three-Voice part song for SSA unaccompanied. Eric Thiman was a 20th century...