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The irresistibly joyful motet Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden features concise contrapuntal writing and a sophisticated harmonic language, and John Rutter's edition includes helpful performance suggestio...

A rich and sonorous piece, originally published in 1572.

Setting words by the medieval monk Notker Balbulus in a translation by J.M. Neale, Rutter creates an uplifting song of praise. Gentle organ arpeggios are set skilfully against carefully wrought choral...

In his setting of this German hymn, Rutter keeps the voices largely in rhythmic unison, skilfully bringing variety through changes of timbre and dynamic. The piece is part of a collection of hymn arra...

This hymn-anthem of thanksgiving begins gently and tenderly, but builds to a rousing climax. It culminates with a verse of the hymn Now thank we all our God (which may be sung by the congregation in a...

In this rousing anthem for double choir, Rutter uses frequent time signature changes to breathe new life into Psalm 148. This anthem forms the conclusion to John Rutter's Psalmfest, for which scores a...

A mysterious and mesmeric anthem for SATB and organ, using the beautiful words from Matthew 11:28-9. The piece is suitable for use in Lent and throughout the year as a general anthem.

An evocative and stirring arrangement of Rachmaninov's celebrated fifth movement of the Vespers (or 'All-Night Vigil'), with guitar accompaniment and an alto solo. The piece may be performed in Englis...

A gentle setting of Psalm 84 taken from John Rutter's larger work Psalmfest.

David Warner's text speaks of peace calming the strife after war is over and urges reconciliation. Wilberg's heartfelt arrangement is suitable for funerals, commemorations, All Saints Day, and may be...

This exquisite arrangement of an American folk hymn will be a universal favourite with choirs of all ages and levels. The atmospheric tune is perfectly offset by the floating instrumental counter-melo...

This is No. 2 of Four American Folk Hymns which draw on the rich folk traditions of New England and rural Southern United States. Mack Wilberg has taken a low-key approach in his arrangements allowing...

This is No. 1 of Four American Folk Hymns which draw on the rich folk traditions of New England and rural Southern United States. Mack Wilberg has taken a low-key approach in his arrangements allowing...

A breathlessly quiet mood piece, chant-like and slow moving.

The rhythmic power of 'Videntes Stellam Magi' is echoed in this jubilant finale. Instrumental material is available on hire.

The choral writing in this traditional hymn arrangement is typically straightforward but hugely effective.

The choral writing in this traditional hymn arrangement is straightforward but hugely effective. Orchestral parts available on hire.

The choral writing in this traditional hymn arrangement is typically straightforward but hugely effective.

An energetic setting of the fifteenth-century English carol text. An accompaniment for brass, percussion, and organ is available on hire.

This anthem will feel immediately familiar to many listeners! Wilberg has adapted the words of a traditional hymn and set them to the melody of O little town of Bethlehem. With a lively accompaniment...

Charles Wesley's text, which is set to a sturdy, early American hymn tune by James Lucas, depicts the hope to enter into the heavenly home when life is ended. The steadfast and optimistic message of t...

From the collection Anthems for SA and Men, 'Praise ye the Lord, ye heavens adore him' is a spirited anthem scored for SA & men with piano/organ. The text is based on Psalm 148 and is suitable for per...

From the collection Anthems for SA and Men, 'O God, you speak your beauty every hour' is an original choral hymn by Howard Helvey, scored for SA & men with organ. With text by the composer and featuri...

From the collection Mack Wilberg Anthems, 'O praise ye the Lord' is Wilberg's arrangement of the hymn tune 'Laudate Dominum' originally composed by Hubert Parry. Scored for SATB and organ, this jubila...