Mixed Choir with Organ

Now Begin On Christmas Day by Ronald Arnatt, arranged by Leo Nestor for SAB choir with Organ accompaniment.

This anthem was commissioned by Dorothy Yates to mark the 50th anniversary of St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, Atlanta, Georgia. The text is announced by a brief fanfare on the organ. The raised 4th sc...

This Magnificat was commissioned by Choir & Organ Magazine and St. Thomas Fifth Avenue, NYC, for the debut of their newly constructed Miller-Scott organ. The work sets the traditional Magnificat text...

This five part C major motet has a Latin text from the Antiphon from the Good Friday Liturgy. Notated on five staves, the soprano 1 and 2 parts have their own staves. An optional continuo part for org...

This setting of the 8th and 9th verses of Psalm 48 uses the Myles Coverdale translation of the Bible (1535), and adds Alleluias, which occur three times and serve as a sort of refrain. The addition of...

A four-movement mass based on the tune IN DULCI JUBILO. May be used effectively in both worship and in concert settings.

This setting of the traditional text for Evensong features a creative dialog that is established between the organ and the choir.

The commission from the American Guild of Organists for an anthem for chorus and congregation for its National Convention inspired me to combine two texts that I have loved and known for many years: t...

Written to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, this short choral work is suitable for professional, amateur and church choruses. The use of biblical texts (Isaiah) gives this piece a...

Gavin Bryars' two Billesdon Carols - New Prince, new Pomp and The Golden Carol of the Three Kings - were written especially for the village of Billesdon's Christmas carol service where the composer li...

Gavin Bryars' two Billesdon Carols - New Prince, new Pomp and The Golden Carol of the Three Kings - were written especially for the village of Billesdon's Christmas carol service where the composer li...

'Broken Psalm' was commissioned by Cambridge University to celebrate their 800th anniversary and first performed by the Choir of Gonville & Caius College in 2009. Goehr, who was Professor of music at...