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The composer Peter Cornelius (1824-1874) from Mainz often called himself a 'poet-composer': All his life, he busied himself with composing and writing alike. No wonder that he had devoted himself part...

The composer Peter Cornelius (1824-1874) from Mainz often called himself a 'poet-composer': All his life, he busied himself with composing and writing alike. No wonder that he had devoted himself part...

The composer Peter Cornelius (1824-1874) from Mainz often called himself a 'poet-composer': All his life, he busied himself with composing and writing alike. No wonder that he had devoted himself part...

The composer Peter Cornelius (1824-1874) from Mainz often called himself a 'poet-composer': All his life, he busied himself with composing and writing alike. No wonder that he had devoted himself part...

Scheinpflug's compositions are unlikely to have received much notice beyond Rudolstadt itself. While still wholly orientated towards the Baroque cantata in formal terms, the music departs from the str...

Scheinpflug's compositions are unlikely to have received much notice beyond Rudolstadt itself. While still wholly orientated towards the Baroque cantata in formal terms, the music departs from the str...

Psalm 150 is set here in a jubilant call and response style. A reproducible part of C Trumpet is included.

Psalm 150 is set here in a jubilant call and response style. A reproducible part of C Trumpet is included.

A festive setting of a sending song that may be used for ordination, confirmation, or for any type of mission or commissioning service. A reproducible part for Assembly is included.

A festive setting of a sending song that may be used for ordination, confirmation, or for any type of mission or commissioning service. A reproducible part for Assembly is included.

The combination of two river imagery texts, "When Peace Like a River" and "Shall We Gather at the River," form the foundation for this work. For All Saints Sunday or general use.

This anthem begins in a mystical way and expands by adding instruments and voices to build to a glorious chorus of praise. A reproducible page for congregation is included.

This anthem begins in a mystical way and expands by adding instruments and voices to build to a glorious chorus of praise. A reproducible page for congregation is included.

Translated the lyrics mean 'Give Beauty, Give Joy, Give Hope.Â' This is a song celebrating beauty; beauty in our hearts, beauty in music, and beauty in moments. With the rhythm and style we have come...

Includes: Andante Cantibile from String Quartet No. 11 (Tchaikovsky) - Andantino (Lemare) - Aria Nobile from Classic Symphony (Haydn) - Danse Macabre (Saint-Saens) - The Happy Farmer (Schumann) - Menu...

This celebratory work sees Bob Chilcott collaborate with poet Charles Bennett to explore all that we can learn from the natural world. The first movement, 'Follow the music', leads us on a journey thr...

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