Sheet Music for Choir and Vocals for all ensembles

From 'Four motets on Gregorian themes', the traditional plainchant hymn, Ave verum is composed by Mark Armstrong. The original melody is treated with a contemporary harmonic palette - an ideal additio...

In 1963, the Irish composer Sean O Riada left Dublin and settled in Cúl Aodha, west Cork in order to immerse himself in the Irish language and native musical forms. It was here that he composed a sett...

Dreaming was composed as a companion piece to Benjamin Britten's A Hymn to St. Cecilia. The text consists of original words by the composer along with two verses from John Dryden's 'A Song for St. Cec...

An atmospheric setting of Lux Aeterna from the Requiem Mass composed by Mark Armstrong including optional harp part. A very accessible and beautiful arrangement of a Gregorian theme suitable for memor...

O most merciful God for SATB choir divisi. Text by Reginald Heber (1827) composed by Mark Armstrong.

Peter Lutkin's celebrated benediction 'The Lord bless you and keep you' for SATB choir. A com­pos­er and con­duct­or, Lut­kin stu­died mu­sic in Eu­rope. He served as church or­gan­ist at St. Cle­ment...

The Rights of Man is a traditional Irish song arranged by Christopher Wasko.

The Rising of the Moon is an Irish ballad recounting a battle between the United Irishmen and the British Army during the Irish Rebellion of 1798. It is arranged for SATB choir by Christopher Wasko.

Aird Ui Chuain, sometimes known as The Quiet Land of Erin, is a well-known Irish song in which an emigrant remembers with fondness their homeland, yearning to return one day to be buried there. It is...

The Scottish song Fill to me the Parting Glass has its origins in the early seventeenth-century and is traditionally sung at the end of social gatherings. It has also long been popular in Ireland. The...

The Parting Glass in a beautiful arrangement for solo tenor voice and choir by one of Ireland's foremost choral arrangers, Desmond Earley.

Black Is the Colour (of My True Love's Hair) is a traditional folk song first known in the Appalachian Mountains region of the United States in 1915, but most probably originating from Scotland, as at...

Written by the 18th century poet, Seán  Clárach Mac Dómhnaill, Mo Ghile Mear is a traditional Irish allegorical song in which the poet laments the departure of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Pri...

The Skye Boat Song given an imaginative treatment by one of Ireland's foremost vocal arrangers Desmond Earley. For SATBB choir with tenor solo. The song was used as the theme for the TV series Outland...

With text by W.B. Yeats and original music by Mark Armstrong, Tread Softly is a beautifully atmospheric setting of one of W.B. Yeats' best loved poems - 'He wishes for the cloths of heaven'. Arranged...

With text by W.B. Yeats and original music by Mark Armstrong, Tread Softly is a beautifully atmospheric setting of one of W.B. Yeats' best loved poems - 'He wishes for the cloths of heaven'. Arranged...

Down by the Salley Gardens (music traditional, words by W.B Yeats) in an imaginative arrangement by Mark Armstrong for mixed voice choir.

Like many great Irish love songs, The Maid of Culmore tells the story of man longing for his absent lover, who has 'sailed out of Ireland away from Culmore'. He is so forlorn that he wishes a storm wo...

At that hour when all things have repose is set for choir and harp by American composer Timothy Stephens. It is a work filled with musical images: 'Play on, invisible harps, unto love'.

The Scottish folk-song Wild Mountain Thyme (Will ye go, Lassie go?) was popularised by singer Francis McPeake, who recorded it in 1957 for BBC Radio. Irish vocalist and composer Eoin Conway has arrang...

Bó na Leathadhairce (the one-horned cow) is a playful song learned by many Irish children in school. With origins in county Kerry, located on the south-west coast of Ireland, the one-horned cow is a m...

Dúlamán is a traditional working song from the north of Ireland, made famous in the 1970s by the legendary Irish group Clannad. The word Dúlamán means seaweed and the song references two types, one fo...

Quoting a fragment of text from Chapter 14 of James Joyce's Ulysses, composer Eoghan Desmond portrays childbirth as a divine mystery. The greeting fanfare of a solo horn in tandem with the choir depic...

James Joyce considered the poems from his Chamber Music collection 'pretty enough to be put to music' and expressed the hope to his brother that 'someone will do so, someone that knows old English mus...

Found in Volume I under the Scottish title, Solus-iuil na siorruidheachd (The Guiding Light of Eternity), the six lines of text give reference to three types of light: the "joyous light of this day",...