Wes Cameron

This Good Friday text by Samuel Wesley barely escaped the flames when the Wesley's Epworth rectory burned on February 9, 1709. Wes Cameron sets three of the stanzas to a simple melody and for the chor...

This Good Friday text by Samuel Wesley barely escaped the flames when the Wesley's Epworth rectory burned on February 9, 1709. Wes Cameron sets three of the stanzas to a simple melody and for the chor...

This happy march is written firmly in the British March tradition, and will challenge your band to keep the style light and jaunty. The work begins in Eb major and after the introduction of the theme,...

This joyful choral introit for Advent invites us to enter into the season of expectant waiting and preparation, rejoicing and singing. The optional 10 handbells add a bright accent to this compelling...

Textures for wind band is a delicate and lyrical work based on a simple original hymn-like tune. The work opens with a piccolo solo and beautiful harmonic textures in the woodwinds and gradually build...

This thought-provoking anthem stems from the verse 'every generous act of giving...is from above, ' and poses the question 'will you give help to the needy...will you clothe and give the food?' Beginn...

This energetic introit for Palm Sunday comes from Wes Cameron and begins with unison voices singing 'Hosanna to the Son of David!' The melody then builds and is split into two parts, and then expands...

This Good Friday text by Samuel Wesley barely escaped the flames when the Wesley's Epworth rectory burned on February 9, 1709. Wes Cameron sets three of the stanzas to a simple melody and for the chor...

This joyful choral introit for Advent invites us to enter into the season of expectant waiting and preparation, rejoicing and singing. The optional 10 handbells add a bright accent to this compelling...

This thought-provoking anthem stems from the verse 'every generous act of giving...is from above, ' and poses the question 'will you give help to the needy...will you clothe and give the food?' Beginn...