Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB)

A ethereal and atmospheric choral work by David Hill, rich in the drones and modal harmonies that characterise traditional folk music and reflect choral music's heritage in the plainchant. Using the f...

A solemn prayer setting for Candlemas, from Sequence For St. Wulfstan. Commissioned by the choir of St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh and first performed in February 2005.

The SATB version from O'Regan's 'Triptych'.

Commissioned by Tim Brown and the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge.

Commissioned by the British Broadcasting Corporation for the Pro Musica Girls' Choir of Hungary, winner of the 2003 Let the Peoples Sing competition.

Threshold of Night (a setting one of Kathleen Raine's Three Poems of Incarnation) was commissioned by St John's College, Cambridge and was premièred under the direction of David Hill in the College ch...

Hymnus de Sancte Andree Apostole, commissioned by Wells Cathedral, received its first performance during a live broadcast of Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3 on 29th November 2006, the Eve of St. Andrew...

Written for SATB choir. Maybe we have time was commissioned by Conspirare and Craig Hella Johnson for their September 2007 concert series in Texas. It sets a poem of the same name by Chilean poet Pabl...

For SATB Chorus. Jointly commissioned by the National Chamber Choir and the Cork International Choral Festival for the seminar 'from composition to performance, the seminar on choral music'. This work...

Commissioned by the Musicians Benevolent Fund in the name of Sir Thomas Armstrong. Voce mea was first performed at the Festival of Saint Cecilia Service in Westminster Cathedral on 19th November 2008...

Composer David Schwoebel has provided a winning ballad-like melody supported by strong harmonies and solid accompaniment for this scripturally rich text. Based on Ephesians 3:14-21, this anthem opens...

O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL is probably the most popular Christmas hymn (as distinguished from carol) in America. Although its origins remained obscure for more than two centuries, this originally Latin h...