Spartiti Elizabeth Maconchy per coro misto

This is for soprano solo and unnaccompanied chorus. The words are by William Browne. It was written in 1974.

Set for unaccompanied chorus SATB, words by Eleanor Farjeon.

Still Falls the Rain' is perhaps Edith Sitwell's greatest poem. Maconchy set the poem for double choir, unaccompanied, with some antiphonal writing. The recurrence of the phrase 'still falls the rain'...

This work was commissioned by the Chester Summer Music Festival for Stephen Wilkinson and the BBC Northern Singers. The first performance was given as part of a concert at Chester Town Hall on 23 July...

In this choral nocturne, the composer has taken verses by three different poets which she felt to be linked very closely in the feeling as well as in subject. The phrase ''Will you come?'' links the f...

These settings were written to a commission from the Southern Cathedrals Festival and first performed in Salisbury Cathedral on 24 July 1976 by choirs of Salisbury, Winchester and Chichester Cathedral...

Maconchy 'There Is No Rose' arranged for SATTBB.

Written for SATB chorus and brass ensemble, with a piano reduction. Text by Dylan Thomas.

Two Carols by Elizabeth Maconchy comprises two songs for unaccompanied upper voices: I sing of a maiden and This day, both originally conceived in 1966, with words from fifteenth-century texts. While...