Ralph Vaughan Williams

This motet was first performed at the dedication of the Battle of Britain Chapel in Westminster Abbey, London, and has an accordingly sombre tone.

for SATB unaccompanied

Described by Walton as the 'greatest symphony since Beethoven', Vaughan Williams's fourth symphony is noted for its dissonant harmonic language. This new scholarly edition, edited by David Matthews, w...

Unison voices and piano. No. 2 of Three Children's Songs. 4 pages.

Three cherished carols are incorporated into a lovely 4-minute Christmas medley for your whole music department. Perform this classic-sounding choral work with any combination of piano, concert band,...

Vaughan Williams made many settings of texts from Shakespeare throughout his life. This one, the Dirge for Fidele, was written for two Voices with Piano Accompaniment in 1922 as a stand-alone song. It...

A classic hymn is sent soaring in this festive arrangement, yielding an impressive and inspiring tribute to the legacies of those who have gone before us. A welcome addition to the repertoire and an a...