Noten für Gemischter Chor (SATB)

This motet for unaccompanied SATB choir was written for the choir of Winchester Cathedral. An intimate work, full of rhythmic and harmonic subtlety, entirely shaped by the meaning of the words.

Forms of Emptiness is a work for mixed choir which sets words from the Buddhist Heart Sutra, in the original Sanskrit, and three poems by E.E. Cummings. The E.E. Cummings poems all have emphasis on th...

MARAHI is a hymn of adoration to the Divine Feminine in the form of the Virgin Mary and the buddhist Goddess Varahi. The divine love is envisaged as active in three realms: the angelic realm (major tr...

With a rich combination of musical influences from Portugal and Spain, Lisbon stood at a cultural crossroads in the 17th Century. The diversity of this cosmopolitan centre is captured here in a superb...

Sir Walter Raleigh wrote down some enjoyable words about eating, and years later, Allan Petker has set them to music. It may sound like a seafaring song or an English drinking ode, but the theme is fo...

This distinguished Renaissance motet by Orlando Gibbons is offered in a new performing edition by William Lock. Along with a page of musical notes, Dr. Lock provides helpful editorial marks to aid in...

At a time when celebrating our American heritage is a popular concert theme, this madrigal-style set of Benjamin Franklin witticisms is the perfect fit. William Lock paints Mr. Franklin's clever sayin...

There are times when words simply aren't enough to offer the gratitude you feel. Thank goodness singing sounds without words sometimes says what words cannot. Here is an elegant song of thanks that ce...

A Walt Whitman setting returns us to our American heritage roots and the thoughts and feelings the prairie invites.

Norman Morris is an English conductor and arranger who knows how to make an entertaining choral piece. Including a few choreographed instructions, this setting is absolutely delightful.

Available: SATB accompanied, SATB divisi a cappella.