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This setting of the traditional folksong from the British Isles has a gentle rocking feel and expresses the longing for one's absent love. The tenor part is optional, making this selection accessible...

Taking its name from an 18th century MP, this English ditty is cleverly arranged for a light-hearted encore or folk selection. Including several musical twists, the arrangement is accessible for small...

An expressive setting of the Collect for Compline, this short anthem for treble voices creates a reflective and spiritual mood for worship or sacred concert performances.

Commissioned for the 2012 London Olympics, this work for treble chorus is primarily wordless, apart from the short Latin phrase "Gloria in Londinium, invictus, invicta" to symbolize the coming togethe...

Commissioned by the English Martyrs' Catholic School, Leicester, this prayerful meditation on faith, honesty and purpose is presented in a flowing and expressive setting for mixed voices and organ or...

This setting of the famous Psalm 121 text is gentle, thoughtful and tuneful, and is a beautiful anthem at a service, a concert, or for a special occasion. Rich sonorities and lovely arched phrases mak...

From John Brunning, English composer, musician and radio personality, this larger work offers an uplifting message ideal for worship, ecumenical events and sacred concerts. Includes 7 movements: Amazi...

Women's choirs will sparkle with seasonal cheer with these delightful Christmas settings in a value priced collection! Includes: Gaudete; The Holly and the Ivy; Ding Dong! Merrily on High; The Wexford...

Now available in an accessible SAB voicing! This setting of the traditional folksong from the British Isles has a gentle rocking feel and expresses the longing for one's absent love.

Here is a sparkling collection for women's choir or five of your top treble singers that will captivate all listeners! Challenging, but absolutely worth it, it includes: The Angel Gabriel; Coventry Ca...

Fill your performance space with the glory of a German Renaissance Christmas with selections from this outstanding collection! Mixed choruses from high school through professional will appreciate the...

This simple strophic carol connects the light from the shepherd's lamp at the stable door to the light that Jesus shines on the pathway of the believer. On the final verse, it grows to a glorious high...

This tender original carol recounts the nativity in a gently rocking rhythm with warm vocal lines and fresh contemporary harmonies.

You'll be laughing all the way with this fresh winter showpiece that is great fun for mixed, treble or men's choirs! The keyboard part is dazzling, the vocal parts are definitely "rollicking" and the...

Composed for the BBC Young Chorister of the Year competition, this lovely setting of the Gustav Holst melody is truly sublime. Ideal for treble choirs in school, church and community!

You'll be laughing all the way with this fresh winter showpiece that is great fun for mixed, treble or men's choirs! The keyboard part is dazzling, the vocal parts are definitely "rollicking" and the...

Upper voice choirs will resound with the glory of Christmas and these wonderful settings of traditional Latin carols. Ideal for treble voices in high school through professional level and a great valu...

This 13th century carol has been arranged by Philip Lawson in a contemporary style that retains some of its ancient roots. With intertwining voices, interesting two against three rhythms, it has a fre...

You'll be laughing all the way with this fresh winter showpiece that is great fun for mixed, treble or men's choirs! The keyboard part is dazzling, the vocal parts are definitely "rollicking" and the...

Here is a song for school and community choirs to sing at Christmas that reminds us to help the less fortunate among us. The cheerful melody and lyrics are easily learned in a minimum of rehearsal tim...

This 13th century carol has been arranged by Philip Lawson in a contemporary style that retains some of its ancient roots. With intertwining voices, interesting two against three rhythms, it has a fre...

Taking its name from an 18th century MP, this English ditty is cleverly arranged for a light-hearted encore or folk selection. Including several musical twists, the arrangement is accessible for small...