George Dyson

This march, with its rousing and sweeping melodies, is one of the most attractive of all military marches. It is a colorful and spirited work with immediate appeal. Duration: ca. 3 minutes.

George Dyson's I Loved A Lass for SATB choir with words by George Wither. A Piano accompaniment is included here for rehearsal purposes only.

For SATB Choir A Cappella.

A part-song for unaccompanied mixed voices by George Dyson. Based on a poem by Robert Herrick.

Unison song. Words by George Herbert.

For Soprano, Alto and Piano.

The Happy Warrior is a song for Unison Voice by George Dyson with words taken from the poetry of William Wordsworth.

To Music Bent is an anthem for Solo or Unison Voice, composed by George Dyson with words drawn from a number of poets, including Sir Walter Raleigh, Thomas Campion, Thomas Heywood and the Sarum Psalte...

For Unison Voices and Piano (or Organ).

An arrangement for 2 part choir and piano of words written by A H Clough.

For SA Chorus and Piano.

For Unison Voices and Piano.

For Unison Voices and Piano.

For Unison Voices and Piano.

A book of Unison and Two-part songs.

The setting of a text by Geoffrey Chaucer for Soprano and Piano by George Dyson. Taken from The Canterbury Pilgrims - Dyson's full setting of The Canterbury Tales.

Sir George Dyson, composer, teacher, organist and administrator was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, England in 1883. Sir George was very committed to composing simple pieces for amateur musicians to perfo...

Simon Biazeck has artfully arranged Dyson's Evening Service in C minor for mixed voices, transposing the work up a tone to better suit the SATB vocal ranges. The arrangement is engaging and eminently...

For SATB Choir and Piano (or Organ).

This edition features fresh engravings with the Organ part printed on three staves. It also includes a paragraph explaining the historical background and context of the work.