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Examine Me, O Lord is an anthem for two soprano voices with a piano or organ accompaniment

My Voice Shalt Thou Hear is an anthem for Boy's voices and Piano or Organ. The text is from The Holy Bible (Psalm V, v. 3). Edited and the figured bass realised by Derek Holman.

I Will Magnify Thee, O Lord is an anthem for two soprano voices with piano or organ accompaniment. Edited and the figured bass realised by Derek Holman.

Rise Up, O Men Of God is a composition by Harold T. Scull for Unison Voices with Organ Accompaniment. It is a setting of words by W. P. Merrill.

All My Hope On God Is Founded scored for unison voices and descant set to words by Robert Bridges. Hymn tune named Michael after his son.

A Short Communion Service by John Nourse contains eight songs scored for Unison voices and Organ.

The Lord Is My Shepherd scored for SA with piano accompaniment.

Give Ear Unto Me composed by Marcello, is a two part anthem for soprano voices with piano accompaniment.

Come, Let Us All This Day arranged for Unison Voice and Piano.

Thou Must Leave Thy Lowly Dwelling, the Chorus from The Childhood Of Christ arranged as a two-part song for soprano and alto voices by H. A. Chambers with words by Paul England.

The Lord Is My Shepherd arranged as a two part song for two Soprano voices. The text is taken from The Holy Bible.

An Easter Carol is scored for two soprano voices and piano. Words by K. M. Warburton.

A Unison part (with some divisions into two parts) for Unison voices in the key of B Flat, arranged for use with the original edition for Choir and Organ by C. S. Lang.

John Joubert (b. 1927) is a British composer. Born in Cape Town, he studied at the Royal Academy of Music and has lived and worked in the UK ever since. His compositions span a wide range of genres, f...

Arthur Mills (b. 1926) is a British organist, composer, and academic, whose compositions span seven decades from 1958 to the present day. He was Director of Music at Ely Cathedral from 1958 to 1990, a...

The famous duet from Judas Maccabaeus, for two voices and piano. In Handel's score there is no direction for the kind of voices that are to sing this duet, but it is generally performed by two treble...