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One of five songs to texts from Shakespeare's plays which may be performed as a sequence under the title 'The Glories of Shakespeare', or individually. Orchestral material is available on hire and inc...

One of five songs to texts from Shakespeare's plays which may be performed as a sequence under the title 'The Glories of Shakespeare', or individually. Orchestral material is available on hire and inc...

One of five songs to texts from Shakespeare's plays which may be performed as a sequence under the title 'The Glories of Shakespeare', or individually. Orchestral material is available on hire and inc...

From the collection As you sing, 'Fly away, fly away over the sea' is a secular concert work by Russell Hepplewhite, scored for upper voices and piano. Setting a text by Christina Rossetti, this gentl...

From the collection As you sing, 'Hope is the thing with feathers' is a warmly uplifting secular concert work by Michael Higgins, setting the well-known poem by Emily Dickinson. Scored for upper voice...

From the collection Hark, hark, the lark, 'And will he not come again?' is a setting by Paul Jarman of words from Shakespeare's Hamlet. Scored for upper voices unaccompanied and with piano, and featur...

From the collection As you sing, 'Now is the time' is a secular concert work by Cecilia McDowall, scored for upper voices with piano. Setting inspirational words by Marie Curie, this optimistic piece...

From the collection For Him all Stars, 'Ring the bells' is a joyful carol by Alan Bullard, scored for SSA and piano. Setting a text by Frances Jane Crosby and written in 6/4 time, it features unison a...

From the collection For Him all Stars, 'Vulcan' is an energetic carol, scored for SSA and piano. The text, written by the composer, hails Christ as a new star emerging from the night. Featuring canoni...

Pastoral is a joyous, celebratory carol with a distinctive folk character. Set to a traditional Hungarian text interspersed with Latin, the first part fizzes with anticipation before giving way to a m...

In this setting for SSA voices and piano Terashima sets a text from William Blake's Songs of Innocence. His prominent use of open fourths in the voices and piano give an oriental flavour to the music...

Vieux Noël pour les Tout-petits is a traditional song from the Rouergue region of Southern France, where the language is Occitan. It was collected by Léon Froment, a collector of popular songs at the...

This affectionate love song sets words by American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar. Featuring a bright piano part, clever use of syncopation, and a powerful melody, this song is sure to become a favourite o...

This expressive and tender carol, with options for singing in Swedish and English, evokes the innocence of the newborn child. A version for SATB voices is published separately and an orchestral accomp...

Inspired by the medieval carol Angelus ad Virginem, Indigo I suggests a distant time, European roots, and the tranquil peace of that starry night when Wisdom descended. Originally published in World C...

The rhythm of this carol resembles that of a lively Polish folk dance, the oberek; usually in triple metre, here it is broken into 7/4. Scored for SSA and piano, it features an English text by Jeremy...

alongside new material by Delphine Chalmers and the composer. It has sections for adult voices alone and sections for children's voices alone alongside passages for the two forces to combine as a full...

The shades of Finzi and Vaughan Williams are strongly present in this delightful madrigal for unaccompanied choir. Offprinted from Rutter's Three Shakespeare Songs, O mistress mine is a jaunty jazz wa...

An attractive setting of the seventeenth-century poem by George Herbert, with a gently syncopated accompaniment. The simple melody is coloured by subtle harmonic gestures mirroring the sentiments of t...

I too shall walk to Bethlehem depicts a journey to the Bethlehem stable 'where once a child was born'. The orchestral accompaniment is available for purchase.

Philip Moore's arrangement of What child is this? sets the original Greensleeves melody over a supportive and expressive organ accompaniment. Moore's rich harmonic language drives the piece towards it...

I remember sets a text reflecting on the wonder of the natural world and the people who shape our lives. The stirring melody calls to mind the folksong tradition, and is underpinned by a gently flowin...

This mellifluous Advent setting opens in a still and contemplative mood reminiscent of plainsong before a thrilling section heralded by the first entry of the organ. The piece finishes as it began - a...

This atmospheric piece sets a haunting secular text by Doris Kareva. In style it is contemplative with a clear, expansive melody, and Jackson skilfully conjures up a sense of the undulations of a ship...

These arrangements of two keyboard sonatas by Scarlatti are stylish and approachable. The first sonata is vivacious and dance-like and the second is slower, more restrained and melodic in character wi...