Gustav Holst Noten für gemischten Chor

Holst 'Lisa Lan' arranged for mixed voice choir SATB. Presented in tonic solfa notation.

Holst 'The Lover's Complaint' arranged for mixed voice choir SATB. Presented in tonic solfa notation.

A Welsh Folk Song arranged for SATB Choir. With a choice of Welsh or English Texts.

Welsh Folk Song Arranged For Chorus of Mixes Voices by Gustav Holst

The vocal score for White Summer Rose by Gustav Holst. From a set of 12 Welsh folksongs, set by the composer between 1930 and 1931.

These four early and unperformed part-songs are among a number of vocal works which Imogen Holst edited shortly before her death in 1984.

Four-part song based upon words from 'The Fair Maid of the Exchange', for SATB voices with Piano accompaniment provided for rehearsal.

Gemischter Chor - SATB Romantik

Chor SATB - 1.1.1.1 - 1.0.0.0 - Percussion - Harfe - Klavier - Streicher. 1.1.1.1 - Klavierauszug.

This lovely new setting of Holst's beloved carol sets a mood of calm through the use of unaccompanied divisi chords built in slowly changing rhythms, the way landscape is changed by the falling snow.

A moving Christmas anthem combining Holst's noble tune Thaxted with words by Jaroslav Vajda, one of the most highly acclaimed text writers of his generation, beautifully arranged by William Braun.

This is a reflective and beautiful arrangement of the classic Christmas carol by Holst. Wilberg underpins the well-loved melody with luscious, romantic harmonies, including moments of exquisite chroma...

This is a reflective and beautiful arrangement of the classic Christmas carol by Holst. Wilberg underpins the well-loved melody with luscious, romantic harmonies, including moments of exquisite chroma...

This artfully-crafted medley brings together several of Holst's best known and loved Christmas titles in just under four minutes. Sing with the provided piano part, the richly scored concert band acco...

Holst Christmas Day arranged for mixed voice choir SATB with organ accompaniment.

Text und Melodie: trad. aus Cornwall, aufgeschrieben von George Barnet Gardiner (1852-1910); Satz aus: Six Choral Folksongs, H.136 op. 36b, No. 5

Text und Melodie: trad. aus Cornwall, aufgeschrieben von George Barnet Gardiner (1852-1910); Satz aus: Six Choral Folksongs, H.136 op. 36b, No. 5