Gerre Hancock

For SATB and organ, or SATB with congregation, brass (2 tpt, horn, trombone), and timpani. The effective simplicity of the choral writing, the catchy melody, and the exhilarating fanfares make an idea...

This impressive volume comprises a selection of 11 pieces by Gerre Hancock, who was for 33 years Organist and Master of Choristers at St Thomas's, Fifth Avenue, New York. It includes meditative volunt...

This virtuoso showpiece, dating from 2002, is worthy to stand alongside the Toccatas of Gigout and Boëllmann, and makes a superb conclusion to a service or recital on any size of organ. Its harmonic l...

For years Gerre Hancock was associated with St. Thomas church in New York City. Now on the faculty at the university of Texas, this is his first anthem in the Hinshaw catalogue. On a text from Isaiah,...

Commissioned and first performed by the choir of Liverpool Cathedral, this anthem is ideal for use during the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul. Combining a sense of joy with moments of reflection, this...

This energetic and joyful carol features contrasting dynamics, buoyant rhythms, and changing metres. Offprinted from Carols for Choirs 6.

This sacred a cappella work is a joyous anthem, written for the Papal visit to Westminster Abbey in September 2010.

Commissioned by King's College, Cambridge for the 2009 Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, this beautiful carol sets a well-loved text by G. K. Chesterton. It would make an ideal introduction to Jack...

Suitable for concert use, this simple, delightful setting of a Yeats poem embraces nature's beauty and the secret joy of solitude. Soaring melodies, rich harmonic language, and a piano part that is bo...

'The plain truth is that all musicians are capable of splendid improvisation. ' With this premise, the author, (organist at St Thomas Church, 5th Avenue, New York) leads the student step by step. His...

A setting for SATB choir and organ of words from Psalm 8

A powerful setting of the well-known hymn text.

A traditional Polish carol for SATB and organ