Partitions pour chœurs

Words: Wendy Cope. The words of 'the homeless hammer' were inspired by the poet hearing Boulez's Le Marteau san Maître ('The Hammer without a Master”). Two Poems by Wendy was co-commissioned by The Na...

A setting of George Herbert's Come my way, my truth, my life Commissioned by The Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, for the Advent Carol Services 2010 First performed (in the version for SATB and...

A setting of George Herbert's Come my way, my truth, my life Commissioned by The Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, for the Advent Carol Services 2010 First performed (in the version for SATB and...

A setting of George Herbert's Come my way, my truth, my life Commissioned by The Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, for the Advent Carol Services 2010 First performed (in the version for SATB and...

Sopran (Chorst.), Alt (Chorst.), Tenor (Chorst.), Bass (Chorst.) Chorpartitur 4 Minuten Schwierigkeitsgrad: Mittelschwer

Words from The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame

Sopran (Chorst.) (3), A sowie 2 S, Alt (Chorst.) (2), Tenor (Chorst.) (2), Bass (Chorst.) (2) Chorpartitur 7 Minuten Schwierigkeitsgrad: schwer

Text by Garth Bardsley This setting of an original poem by Garth Bardsley is a beautiful addition to the concert repertoire, perfect for amateur and youth choirs.

Sopran (Chorst.), Alt (Chorst.), Tenor (Chorst.), Bass (Chorst.) Chorpartitur 5 Minuten Schwierigkeitsgrad: mittelschwer

Commission by the Friends of Music at St Mary Redcliffe, this piece sets texts from Joel, Acts 2, Ezekiel, Romans and John in a 4 minute piece for SATB choir with Organ.

A new setting of this well-known text, by former King's Singer and Grammy award-winning arranger Philip Lawson. Text by Prudentius, as translated by J.M. Neale and H.W. Baker.

Für 2 gemischte Chöre (SATB).

A Christmas carol from Ben Parry, with English words by Garth Bardsley.

Written for installation of Peter Nardone as Director of Music and Organist at Worcester Cathedral 2012

Text: Poems by Emily Dickinson Commissioned by The John Armitage Memorial and The Arts Patron's Trust in memory of Christopher Whelen, composer/conductor.

This most tremendous tale of all' - Sopran (Chorst.), Alt (Chorst.), Tenor (Chorst.), Bass (Chorst.)

Sopran (Chorst.) (2), Alt (Chorst.) (2), Tenor (Chorst.) (2), Bass (Chorst.) (2)