John Rutter

Il s’agit d’une pièce lente et méditative inspirée du « Song 13 » d’Orlando Gibbons, qui met en musique un texte tiré d’un poème de George Herbert datant du début du XVIIe siècle. Des lignes vocales s...

This is a slow, meditative piece based on Song 13 by Orlando Gibbons, setting a text from an early seventeenth-century poem by George Herbert. Simple, homophonic vocal lines are intertwined with a del...

John Rutter's Kristus Stod Af Graven Op (Christ The Lord Is Risen Again) for SATB and Organ. This piece incorporates words by Michael Weisse with a Danish translation by Johannes Johansen.

SATB, baryton solo facultatif, violoncelle et orgue/orchestre à cordes Il s'agit d'un chant d'épiphanie mélodieux, sur un texte du compositeur. Soutenues par un magnifique solo de violoncelle, les lig...

Composed during the early 1700s, this was to become one of the most frequently performed choral works of the eighteenth century. Robert King has consulted eighteenth-century sources to prepare this ed...

Bird Songs is a playful and uplifting four-movement work for SATB choir and small orchestra centred around bird-themed texts. Scores and instrumental parts are available on rental.

Un hymne joyeux avec une mélodie attrayante et un accompagnement chantant. Il existe deux versions des parties vocales - pour voix supérieures à deux voix et piano ou pour SATB et orgue. Un accompagne...

The adult choir is intended as support for the children's voices and is entirely optional. Orchestral material is available on hire.

The affecting simplicity of this prayer gains an extra purity in this arrangement. A version for SATB is also available.

An easy anthem with words and music by the composer. There are four different versions of the vocal parts - unison (or two-part) with keyboard, upper voices with keyboard, SA and Men with piano or SAT...

From the carol cycle Dancing Day, and also in Carols for Choirs 4.

This attractive and uplifting anthem sets the text of the Eastertide Vidi aquam antiphon. Different sections are set to contrasting musical ideas, including extended melismatic upper-voice passages an...

Look at the world is an easy anthem suitable for any occasion where it is appropriate to praise God for the gifts of creation. The text is presented here in German translation.. The orchestral accompa...

This is a serene and reflective setting of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis. With expansive harmonies and arching melodic lines, this accessible setting will appeal to any cathedral, chapel, or church...

This unison anthem, which may be useful for funeral services, has been reworked into a setting for SATB choir. The solo line introduces the piece with a solemn melody that reappears throughout the ant...

Paroles et musique de John Rutter. Le matériel d'orchestre est disponible à la location.

An easy anthem with words and music by the composer. There are four different versions of the vocal parts - unison (or two-part) with keyboard, upper voices with keyboard, SA and Men with piano, or SA...

Let's begin again is the finale from John Rutter's 'musical fable' The Reluctant Dragon, and makes a perfect gentle encore or leave-taking piece. Also available in Encores for Choirs 1.

With a text by John Henry Newman, Lead, kindly Light is a short, moving piece perfectly suited for our current times. Step-like movement in the melody reflects the speaker seeking light in the darknes...

Also in Carols for Choirs 3 and 100 Carols for Choirs.

Also in 100 Carols for Choirs.

This short, eloquent Benediction sets words from St Patrick's Breastplate (5th century). Also available in John Rutter Anthems.

Faisant partie de l'édition anniversaire de John Rutter, il s'agit d'une mise en musique d'une beauté profonde de l'une des plus anciennes prières anglaises, tirée du Sarum Primer de 1514.

Settings of children's poems and nursery rhymes for unaccompanied SATB (with some divisi)

An unusual and dramatic anthem for SATB choir (with divisions) unaccompanied. The English verses, starting 'O sing unto the Lord a new song', are framed by the Latin first line 'Cantate Domino canticu...