Spartiti per coro misto (SATB)

This piano prelude was played at the funeral of Frederic Chopin. Here, composers Green and Crescenz take the well known from Psalm 130 and provide an amazing expression of 'from the depths, I have cri...

A sacred/concert setting from second Peter for narrator and advanced chorus

From our Baptist Festival Singers Choral Series comes this accessible piece for youth choirs. Based on Psalm 25, it features a thoughtful prayer and a spirited lleluia section.

Uses: General, Lent, Pentecost Scripture: I Kings 19:11; Psalm 46:10 The still small voice that is the ministry of God's Spirit in our hearts is compassionately presented in this Dengler masterpiece....

Uses: Advent, Christmas Scripture: Psalm 5:3; I Corinthians 2:9; Luke 1:28-80 This is a stunning new Christmas declaration that is destined for the bestseller list. Full of theatrical gestures thiseng...

Uses: Advent, Christmas Scripture: Psalm 5:3; I Corinthians 2:9; Luke 1:28-80 This is a stunning new Christmas declaration that is destined for the bestseller list. Full of theatrical gestures thiseng...

Uses: General Scripture: Psalm 98, Psalm 100 This powerhouse anthem is full of energy and abandon. Repeating the phrase 'Sing Jubilate Deo!' in a call and response format, the Psalms spring to life in...

Uses: General Scripture: Psalm 98, Psalm 100 This powerhouse anthem is full of energy and abandon. Repeating the phrase 'Sing Jubilate Deo!' in a call and response format, the Psalms spring to life in...

Arranged by Dudley Buck for SATB Choir and Soprano or Tenor Solo, with Organ accompaniment.

A setting of the 150th Psalm, scored for SATB choir with Soprano soloist and Piano accompaniment by A. Randegger.

King Of Kings is a wonderfully spirited Easter anthem, composed by Caleb Simper, for four-part (SATB) chorus of mixed voices, with a baritone and soprano (or tenor) solo.

For Mixed Chorus, Brass Sextet, Timpani, and Optional Organ.

Commissioned for the 2016 Eastern Division ACDA, this Christina Rossetti poem is a wonderful teaching piece. The melodic line in the opening section is constructed to evoke feelings of beauty, loss an...

Commissioned for the 2016 Eastern Division ACDA, this Christina Rossetti poem is a wonderful teaching piece. The melodic line in the opening section is constructed to evoke feelings of beauty, loss an...

For SATB choir, solo trumpet, and organ - Commissioned by the Worshipful Company of Barbers in celebration of their 700th anniversary and first performed at the United Guilds Service in St Paul's Cath...

Composed during the early 1700s, Emanuele d'Astorga's nine-movement Stabat Mater was to become one of the most frequently performed choral works of the eighteenth century. Tinged with melancholy, it f...

The Mass for All Saints is a captivating setting of the Latin Missa brevis. The accessible choral lines, idiomatic organ part, and colourful harmonies make this an ideal work for choirs looking for a...

For soloists, SATB, and organ Written for the Choir of Wells Cathedral, this setting of the St Matthew Passion is ideally suited to liturgical performance during Holy Week. The principal role of the E...

This poignant anthem was written in memory of the Revd Dr John Hughes (1978-2014), Dean of Jesus College, Cambridge. The text combines the nineteenth-century poet and Christian minister George MacDona...

For SATB and continuo. The irresistibly joyful motet Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden features concise contrapuntal writing and a sophisticated harmonic language, and John Rutter's edition includes helpfu...

In this version of the popular English hymn, Rutter adorns the well-known melody with an opening fanfare and soaring descant line over the final verse. Full scores and sets of parts for the brass ense...

for SATB, congregation, and organ/brass

For SATB, congregation, and organ or brass choir. Rutter's arrangement of the hymn O God, Our Help in Ages Past uses the hymn tune St. Anne to great effect. The verses alternate between choir alone an...

For SATB, congregation, and organ. An arrangement of Martin Luther's popular hymn Ein feste Burg, with the English translation by F.H. Hedge. Rutter arranges verses 1, 3, and 4, using J.S. Bach's harm...