Henry Purcell

Patrick Liebergen has adapted this delightful short concert work from Henry Purcell's Welcome to all the Pleasures (Ode for St. Cecilia Day) written in 1683. The opening section may be performed as a...

A shortened version of Purcell's Fairy Queen for concert performance devised by Peter Pears, with the words taken from an anonymous adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Edited and realized by Benj...

Discovery Level 2 Introduce your younger choirs to Baroque style with this short and festive selection adapted from a larger work by English composer Henry Purcell. Featuring a pair of flutes, the rhy...

Look no further for a masterwork from the Classical period that your SAB or SSA choir can learn in a hurry. Patrick Liebergen has taken this joyous Henry Purcell work and skillfully adapted it for dev...

Written for St Cecilia's Day, 1694 for SSAATB soli, SSATB chorus and instruments. Edited y J. F. Bridge with Latin arrangement by R. R. Terry. Vocal score with piano accompaniment.

An anthem arranged for ATB voices, SATB chorus and strings taken from Volume 14-Sacred Music, Part II. Edited by Lionel Pike.

Coronation Anthem (1685) for SSAATBBB verse, SSAATBBB chorus, strings and continuo. Edited by Peter Dennison. Vocal score with organ accompaniment.

Hear My Prayer, O Lord is one of Purcell's best know devout anthems - a stirring example of the beauty and power of dissonance and word-painting that builds to a soaring climax.

This anthem, alternatively known as 'Bell Anthem', appears as edited by Edward J. Dent. For SATB Choir and Organ with Alto, Tenor and Bass verse solos. Text: Philippians IV 4-7