Gemischter Chor mit Orgel

Will Todd's Softly is a tranquil carol that captures the peace and spirit of Christmas. Featuring subtle suspensions, modulations, and time signature changes it will appeal to a wide range of choirs....

Scott employs his considerable arranging skills to stylish effect by contrasting unison verse sections with mellifluous wordless choruses. All is underpinned by an idiomatic and supportive accompanime...

The second of the Society's Restoration Canticles series, this new edition of Wise's much-loved setting incorporates the rests between sections which appear in some sources. These are shown as options...

The lion's share of this beautiful setting of words from the Lamentations of Jeremiah is given to the soprano and bass soloists, with the chorus singing the same short passage in the middle and at the...

SSATB and organ. A highly expressive setting of verses from the Lamentations with solo outbursts which verge on the operatic. The organ part was fully written out by Locke and gives a clear indication...

This short anthem, written for the coronation of Queen Anne, contrasts simple homophonic and lyrical imitative sections, concluding in a joyful Alleluia. Also in The Restoration Anthem Volume 2 (1688-...

SSAATB and organ. William Turner was inspired by the acoustic of Wren's new St Paul's Cathedral and fully exploits it in this sumptuous anthem, which is the companion to his Evening Service in A (CMSR...

Mack Wilberg has used his compositional craftsmanship to create this memorable arrangement suitable for performance throughout the liturgical year. 20 pages.

Gemischter Chor, Orgel, Kontrabass - Partitur