42 products in Music

for SATB and oboe or flute with piano or orchestra This captivating rendition of a classic spiritual is a delight to sing. Thornett expertly adds new flavour to the original melody through

This Day unites five very different texts, both sacred and secular, in an exploration of man's relationship with the world and with God. Opening with an optimistic F sharp major setting of

for SATB and organ This powerful anthem was first performed at St Paul's Cathedral, and is dedicated to victims of torture and those working for their release. With expansive melodies which echo

for SATB and organ This inspiring and uplifting setting of a well-known text will appeal to all SATB choirs looking for fresh and accessible new repertoire for general church use. Alongside his

for SATB and organ The World's Desire was commissioned by the Choir of Truro Cathedral for their service of Nine Lessons and Carols in December 2008, to be performed after the eighth

for soprano and tenor solo, SATB chorus, and orchestra or small ensemble Following the success of Salisbury Vespers, Bob Chilcott further explores the large-scale liturgical genre with his solemn yet uplifting Requiem.

A new edition in study score format of Vaughan Williams's much-loved Symphony No. 5, correcting errors and misprints and based on research of the extant sources. Contains a preface on the history

Suitable for SATB and piano or strings and organ ad lib.

This work is for SATB and piano or orchestra, with optional children's chorus. The orchestral accompaniment is available on hire and on sale. A brass accompaniment (4tpt, 3tbn, tuba, timpani, perc) is

Presents 26 anthems for SATB by twentieth-century composers.

The New Oxford Easy Anthem Book is an outstanding anthem collection, suitable for all church choirs and designed for use throughout the year. The emphasis is placed firmly on providing the highest

Today, the saxophone is an emblem of 'cool' and the instrument most associated with jazz. Yet not long ago, it was derided as the 'Siren of Satan,' and was largely ignored in

Josephine Lang (1815-80) was a gifted, respected, prolific, and widely published song composers of the nineteenth century. This book recognizes the composer for her accomplishments. Its biographical portions interwoven with musical analyses