Martin Shaw

The Two Short Victorian Anthems includes Not Unto Us, O Lord by Thomas Attwood Walmisley and God So Loved The World by John Goss, both arranged for unaccompanied SATB chorus.

Sing We Merrily Unto God Our Strength is a work described as 'a choral fanfare for festival use. ' It's a piece for unaccompanied double choir (SSAATTBB) composed by Martin Shaw.

Anthem for 2 Part voices (SS/SA) with Piano accompaniment.

Version for SA Choir (Upper Voices) and Piano.

This Folk Mass is intended for Unison singing, but the Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei and Final Amen may be sung in harmony if desired.

Martin Shaw's O Lord, How Manifold Are Thy Works, scored for Unison Voice and Organ Accompaniment. The work would be suitable for a Harvest service, or simply for general use. The lyrics are taken fro...

There Is Joy In The Song We Sing, composed by Geoffrey Shaw for Unison Voice and Piano Accompaniment.

Martin Shaw's immensely popular Fanfare For Christmas Day. This version is scored for TTBB and Piano (or Organ).

Martin Shaw's immensely popular Fanfare For Christmas Day. This version is scored for TTBB and Piano (or Organ).

Hills Of The North, Rejoice, composed by Martin Shaw, is arranged here for unaccompanied TTBB Choir by G. W. Cassler.

Composer Martin Shaw's 1923 anthem With A Voice Of Singing, arranged for Male Voice Choir (TTBB) and Piano Accompaniment.

Soprano, Tenor Solos, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass, Organ

Martin Shaw's Te Deum Laudamus In D Flat for SATB. Composed in 1932.

A short and easy anthem for SATB choir and organ, setting text from the Collect for the 21st Sunday after Trinity.

Martin Shaw's Heffle Cuckoo Fair, composed for Voice with Piano Accompaniment, with words by Rudyard Kipling.

A choice decision for the youth choir, particularly good for dedication or mission Sunday, but also works for any Sunday