Spartiti Gustav Holst per coro misto

Best known for his exemplary, exuberant orchestral work The Planets, Gustav Holst's diverse gamut also included hymns, pastoral songs and folk music. He and the poet Robert Bridges became great friend...

In his use of authentic Englsh folksongs, Gnostic texts and Vedic hymns, one can discern Holst's search for a compositional Voice beyond the constraints of the European canon in the early 1900's. In 1...

The elegant simplicity of Gustav Holst's lovely tune shines through in this Two-Part Mixed arrangement of the beloved Christina Rossetti poem. Listeners and performers alike will appreciate the spare...

Michael Perry's popular hymn text speaks of praising God no matter what life brings our way, for God is so amazing that no song can truly express the depth of our gratitude. Set in equal parts unison...

Michael Perry's popular hymn text speaks of praising God no matter what life brings our way, for God is so amazing that no song can truly express the depth of our gratitude. Set in equal parts unison...

The setting of a traditional Cornish folksong for mixed voices by Gustav Holst.

Swansea Town is a lively and spirited folksong which has been beautifully arranged for SATB by Gustav Holst. A Piano Accompaniment part is also scored for rehearsal purposes.

Holst's Sing Me The Men, arranged for SSSAATTBB.

For SATB Choir.

Holst 'Lisa Lan' arranged for mixed voice choir SATB. Presented in tonic solfa notation.

Holst 'The Lover's Complaint' arranged for mixed voice choir SATB. Presented in tonic solfa notation.

A Welsh Folk Song arranged for SATB Choir. With a choice of Welsh or English Texts.

Welsh Folk Song Arranged For Chorus of Mixes Voices by Gustav Holst

The vocal score for White Summer Rose by Gustav Holst. From a set of 12 Welsh folksongs, set by the composer between 1930 and 1931.

Discover a hidden gem of the English choral tradition: With "Four Part-Songs", published by Novello Publishing, mixed choirs (SATB) can explore captivating new musical landscapes. These four early, lo...

Four-part song based upon words from 'The Fair Maid of the Exchange', for SATB voices with Piano accompaniment provided for rehearsal.