Percy Aldridge Grainger

The Morris dance has been performed throughout the English countryside since the time of William Shakespeare. Grainger was so taken by the form that he wrote his own melodies for the dance to great su...

The innovative variety found in the music of Percy Grainger is showcased in this string-friendly arrangement of four of his endearing favorites from the concert repertoire. Included are "Irish Tune fr...

At the age of 19, Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882-1961) embarked on a career as a concert pianist, composer and folksong collector-arranger. It was in the last category that drew him to the tune he call...

Hill Song No. 1 is one of the most audacious and forward-looking of all the works by Percy Grainger. Begun in March 1901 while he was still a student at the Höch Conservatoire in Frankfurt, it is one...

Clarinet choir.

The Merry King' is a folk song from Sussex, England. Percy Grainger originally transcribed the melody in 1905, sketched for chorus within the year after, then set it for piano or small orchestra betwe...

Gemischter Chor (SSSAATTBB) a cappella oder mit Orgel oder verschiedenen Orchestertypen (Streicher, Klarinetten- oder Saxophonchor, gemischte Bläserbesetzungen, Symphonieorchester, Blasorchester).

Chorpartitur - 3 Singstimmen oder Chöre (SMezA/TBarB) oder 6stg. Chor (SMezATBarB); Orgel ad libitum

This new 2020 revision by R. Mark Rogers addresses errors found in the previous edition and follows Grainger's scoring practices and concept of instrumental color more closely. One of the absolute gem...

Chorpartitur - mit untergelegtem Kalvierauszug

According to the composer, this carol was "noted" by Miss Lucy Brodwood near Sussex from the singing of Christmas Mummers called Tipteers or Tipteerers during their play of "Saint George, the Turk, an...

According to the composer, this carol was "noted" by Miss Lucy Brodwood near Sussex from the singing of Christmas Mummers called Tipteers or Tipteerers during their play of "Saint George, the Turk, an...

Another lovely setting by Percy Grainger skillfully arranged to take advantage of the homogeneity of the clarinets. It doesn't necessarily have to be played at Christmas time (it's a pretty piece all...