Mittelschwere Noten für Gemischter Chor

A short setting of the Communion Service.

For SATB Chorus and Organ.

Walmisley's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in D minor are well known and frequently performed in the Anglican church. This complex work is his much lesser-known Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis In B Flat fo...

The Dorchester Canticles were commissioned by the Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir, with funds from Arts Council England. Received its première in St Mary's Church, Dorchester in a performance on 22nd Ma...

Written for SATB chorus, brass quintet and organ.

A Hymn On The Nativity For Chorus, composed in 2011 by American composer Nico Muhly, is a festive work for SATB Choir and Organ setting text by Ben Jonson. It was commissioned by Dean Close School for...

In Bright Mass With Canons, the canonical motifs are present right from the beginning and carry through almost every bar of the work. There are echoes of early English Choral writing and abstracted se...

Verse Anthem for Soli ATTB, SATB Choir and Organ. Edited by Edward J. Dent.

A Verse Anthem for Whitsunday for SSB Soli, SSATB Choir and Organ. Transcribed and edited by Peter Aston. Editorial Notes and Textual Commentary included.

Verse Anthem for Good Friday for Soprano and Bass Soli, SSATB Choir and Organ. Transcribed and edited by Peter Aston.

Written for soprano or tenor solo and SATB choir and organ. Solo melody and German text by Peter Cornelius.

In his use of authentic Englsh folksongs, Gnostic texts and Vedic hymns, one can discern Holst's search for a compositional Voice beyond the constraints of the European canon in the early 1900's. In 1...

Written for SATB choir and harp. Words by Andrew Hawes.

Work for Soprano and Tenor Soloists, SATB Choir and Orchestra. Commissioned by Danish Radio.

Strunge Sange - 4 songs with text by Michael Strunge, composed by Bent Sørensen in 1988. For Mixed Choir SSAATTB.

Programme Note BENT SØRENSEN - BENEDICTUS (c. 7') Benedictus makes the listener listen to the world through a veil of voices wrapped tightly around the listener. Listening to the world is listening in...