John Gardner

The accompaniment for strings and percussion is available for hire.

Five Hymn Tune Preludes (Op. 44) was composed in 1959. It is a collection of short works for solo Organ, based on five of the most popular Anglican Hymn Tunes: Old Hundredth - Dundee - Darwall's 148th...

For SATB or equal/unison voices with piano and percussion or strings and percussion. The accompaniment for strings and percussion is available for hire.

Orchestra material is available on hire.

SSAA arrangement of HMC388A fairly advanced arrangement with varied harmonies from stanza to stanza and a contrapuntal treatment of the text

A beloved text by Christina Rossetti, Sing No Sad Songs For Me, written in memory of Don Hinshaw, a beautiful tribute

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this well-loved text by James Montgomery is given a joyful full-bodied texture with unison verses. With the refrain sung by up to three choral groups, this...

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this is a sprightly setting of the well-known carol, full of upbeat melodies matching the joy in the text.

John Gardner's Four Rounds To Shakespeare Texts for SATB choir unaccompanied.

Part song for SSATB (unaccompanied) with words by William Shakespeare and music by John Gardner.

This thoughtful and sensitive setting of the preces and responses for Evensong was written by composer John Gardner for Chorus SATB with solo parts for the priest. Gardner was a modern English compose...

Carol set to 15th Century anonymous text. Most effictively sung by Sopranos only, although other parts can be incorporated.

For TTBB and piano.

No. 3 of Five Hymns in Popular Style. Orchestral material is available on hire. An SSA version is also available.

No. 5 of Five Hymns in Popular Style. Orchestral material is available on hire.

Work for Violin and Piano.

For equal or SATB (3 or more parts) and piano or orchestra. Material is available on hire.

For SATB and piano or orchestra. No. 3 of Five Hymns in Popular StyleOrchestral material is available on hire.

This is a charming set of eight short movements, beautifully and intelligently setting some of Shakespeare's best-loved words. Ideal for upper voice choirs looking for something interesting and access...

Gardner's take on this well-loved carol is beautifully tender, with heartwarming melodies supported by a soft, pulsing piano part. An orchestral accompaniment, scored 2fl, 2ob, 2cl, 2bn, 4hn, 2tpt, 3t...

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this lively arrangement of 'How bright the Morning Star does shine' approaches the well-known melody with an intricate fugal texture and baroque-inspired m...

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this is an atmospheric setting of the well-known text, with gentle, rocking melodies, and beautifully ethereal harmonies. Also available as the second piec...

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this is an evocative piece setting text from the Book of Matthew. Embelished by a mesmerizing oboe solo, the solemn melodies grow in intensity to a triumph...

McGlade crafts a moment for each part to shine in her soothing setting of William Chatterton Dix’s What child is this?. Offprinted from Carols for Choirs 6.