Henry Purcell

Purcell's 'In The Midst Of Life' arranged for soprano, alto, tenor and bass vocals, along with the organ.

Sarah Quartel brings a fresh take on a familiar fifteenth-century text in this enchanting carol. Also available in versions for low voice, mixed voices, and upper voices.

Verse Anthem for Soli ATTB, SATB Choir and Organ. Edited by Edward J. Dent.

Let God Arise' was written by Purcell before 1679 for use in the Chapel Royal. It is arranged here for two tenors, a chorus (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) as well as the organ.

Adapted from the edition in A Purcell Anthology, this anthem for The Ascension of the Lord bears all the hallmarks of Purcell's style. Features optional organ accompaniment and a contrasting middle se...

For SAATBB soli, SSAATB chorus and instruments. Edited by Peter Dennison. This vocal score includes a piano reduction of the instrumental score.

3 parts, 1694 - 96. Facsimile: Printed scores, Samuel Briscoe. Introduction by Curtis Price

Purcell composed this brilliant theme as incidental music for his work Abdelazar (1693). Three centuries later Benjamin Britten used it in his symphonic work The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra...

The opera 'Dido and Aeneas' by Henry Purcell (1659-1695) was written for a school performance at a girls boarding school. This piece is not very requiring. The aria 'Remember Me' is composed on a chro...