Faber Music

First performed by the choir of King's College, Cambridge, these reflective pieces are laden with exotic harmonies - rich chordal sections alternate with free-flowing solos.

Brendan Ashe's 'Hosanna!' is an exciting and energetic piece for SATB. Each voice is divided into three staves. The top line is for clapping, the middle line is for stamping, and the bottom is for eve...

The medieval poem Corpus Christi is a mysterious and haunting lullaby on the death of Christ. The words connect with the legend of the Holy Grail, and also with the liturgical feasts of Good Friday an...

Four American Choruses was commissioned by Simon Halsey and the City Of Birmingham Symphony Chorus, who gave the premiere of I'm A Pilgim, the first of the four choruses, on 31st January 2004, in Symp...

Also available from Mike Brewer: Hamba Lulu (Unison/Upper Voices & Accompaniment) Banuwa Three African Songs (Mixed Voices & Accompaniment) Fine-Tune Your Choir

Ever since its premiere just over a century ago, The Mikado has consistently held the stages as one of the world's best-loved comic operas. The story tells how Nanki-Poo, son of the Mikado, overcomes...

Monody was composed between October 1971 and February 1972. It is the first piece in which the technique of ring-modulation plays a structural, as opposed to colouristic and decorative, role. This is...

Mountains was commissioned by the Sydney International Piano Competition, 1981, with assistance from the Music board of Australia Council. It was first performed by Gabriella Pusner in Verbugghen Hall...

. . . succinct, effective character sketches whose coruscating arpeggios and great, crashing chordsdemand phenomenal technique and reward it with phenomenal music. Joseph McLellan, The Washington Post...

Germany - a land of rivers and mountains, folklore and fantasy. A land where magnificent castles stand guard over the Rhine, where the creatures of fairytales might still lurk in caverns and forests -...

Italy - a sun-soaked land of olives and cypresses, of art, culture and civilisation, where wine flows freely and passions run high. The land where everyone sings, and where opera was born. From the sp...

"....I had the sound of Schubert sonatas in mind while I was writing the piece; ......I was aiming at the clarity and relative spareness of Schubert's textures. There is a lot of two part wri...

Discover two enchanting piano pieces full of atmosphere and character: With "Two Easy Pieces: Sea Chant & Left Bank Waltz", Faber Music presents a wonderful sheet music edition for pianists seeking ac...

Discover an enchanting collection for piano with "Five Bagatelles" from the renowned publisher Faber Music, masterfully combining pianistic versatility with deep musical expression. This sheet music e...

The first performance of 'Traced Overhead' was given by Imogen Cooper at the Pittville Pump Room, as part of the Cheltenham International Festival of Music on 20 July 1996.

Peter Sculthorpe brings you 'Three Pieces for Piano', which consists of, Djilie, Calllaboma and Simori. This is prepared for the solo piano.

This piece is an explosion of John Dowland's lute song 'In Darkness Let Mee Dwell' (1610). The first performance of 'Darkness Visible' was given by the composer at the Recital Hall, Franz Liszt's hous...

Relive the captivating atmosphere of the acclaimed Channel 4 television series "A Dance to the Music of Time" right at your own piano! This sheet music edition from the renowned publisher Faber Music...

'A Little Book of Hours' draws together six pieces for the elementary pianist. Beautifully evocative and with powerful simplicity, the pieces reflect on a day in the life of Aboriginal people, journey...