Spartiti per Coro e Vocale per ogni formazione

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...

Published in response to many requests for a book containing imaginative and singable descants, this indispensable collection contains 34, set to the most popular of all hymn tunes. Many of the arra...

Written for Mark Blatchly and the tenors and basses of the Charterhouse special choir.

Prodigal's Song by Patrick Hawes, for 2-part treble voices and Organ.

Written for SA choir and piano. First performed on 11th December 1997 at the Guildhall, London in the presence of HRH The Princess Royal.

Written for SS choir and organ. Dedicated to Charlotte Frye and the Choristers of Saint Paul's Church, Fairfield.

Written for SA choir and organ.

Written for SA choir and organ.

Aulis Sallinen's Barabbas Dialogues was commissioned by Naantali Music Festival. It received its first performance on 11 June 2004 at Naantali Church (part of the Naantali Music Festival) with Mari P...

Written for SS and organ (or piano).

A musical celebration of children's rights for narrator, choir and ensemble/backing tracks. It's easy to learn, once heard not easily forgotten, funny yet serious, lighthearted yet touching: a parable...

Patrick Hawes' Blue in Blue for SATB and Harp (or Piano). Duration: 4 minutes

Joubert John O Search Me God Op127 Satb/Organ Handwritten Vocal Score

Latin.

Volume 7 in the Edizione Nazionale delle opera di Andrea Gabrielli with critical notes in Italian and English. Hardbound.

Edizione Nazionale delle Opera di Andrea Gabrieli, Vol. 2. With a detailed preface, critical commentary, and editorial principles.