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Written for boys' voices and organ.

Written for boys voices and organ. First performed by the Choir of Bristol Cathedral, December 1957.

This work for men's voices can be performed by either ATTB or ATBB choir. Duration: 6 minutes.

Anonymous 13th century text, edited with an English translation, by Denis Stevens. For Three Tenors or Three Sopranos.

Brahms' celebrated setting of a text by W. G. Rothery is arranged here by John E. West for men's voices.

The Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis In E Flat for unison voices.

This is a wonderful Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis setting, written in the key of G, for Unison Voices with Organ Accompaniment by Eric H. Thiman.

Unison hymn with full lyrics and Piano accompaniment.

Composer and Organist John Merbecke lived in interesting times. He was born soon after the beginning of the 16th century and spent his whole life in service of music at St George's Chapel at Windsor C...

Written for unison voices and piano.

Version for Upper Voices and Piano.

Handel's Rinaldo was the first Italian opera created specifically for the British stage and the work with which the composer made his spectacular London debut. This achingly beautiful piece has become...

A christmas carol for unison voices.

Tonic-sol-fa version of this popular anthem.

Arranged by George Rathbone for SS choir and piano.

Written for unison voices and piano.

Eric Thiman's setting of the Wordsworth poem Daffodils for Unison voices with full Piano accompaniment.

A setting for two Sopranos of a text by Andrew Lang.

An arrangement for 2 part choir and piano of words written by A H Clough.

No. 3 of Six Elizabethan Pastorals. Arranged as a 2-part song by H. A. Chambers.

Written for the girl and boy choristers of Grace Church, New York, U. S. A. For unison voices with descant, flute and organ.

Dedicated to Vincent Edwards and the Choristers of Saint Paul's Church, Fairfield, USA.

Written for Upper-voices choir and organ. Dedicated to Vincent Edwards and the St. Bartholomew's Choristers for the sixth Annual Choir Festival, New York City, June 2002.

This anthem was specially written for a Sunday-School act of worship which took place in St Alban's Abbey Refectory on Good Friday 1989. It can be accompanied with an organ or a piano.

When asked to compose an anthem for the wedding scene in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Nicholas Nickleby, Stephen Oliver went back to his musical roots as a chorister at St Paul's Cath...