Partitions Barbershop pour chœur mixte

Written for SATB choir with piano for rehearsal only.

For Mixed Choir.

Written for SATB choir. Edited, with English words, by George Galloway.

Eldridge 'May The Grace Of Christ' arranged for mixed voice choir SATB with piano accompaniment.

Based on the first part of the novel by Emily Bronte, with libretto by Lucille Fletcher. Scored for 2 sopranos, mezzo-soprano, contralto, tenor, 3 baritones, bass and SATB chorus. English text. Based...

Movements 7-12 only. Composed in 1919 on reflection of the First World War.

The Vocal score for John Foulds A World Requiem, originally scored for Soprano, Contralto Tenor and Baritone Soli, Small Chorus of Boys and Youths, Full Chorus, Orchestra and Organ. Includes performan...

Rejoice is the inspirational title track from Katherine Jenkins' hit album, here arranged for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment.

(Something Inside) So Strong is a powerful song of hope and strength in adversity and is British singer-songwriter Labi Siffre's biggest hit to date. Written as an anti-apartheid anthem for South Afri...

This superb power-ballad ticks all the boxes for a hit single. The song starts slowly, building to a powerful final third of the song. Joe McElderry won 2009's X Factor by securing 61% of the votes....

This uplifting ballad was originally from Mitch Leigh's 1965 musical Man From La Mancha. Alternatively known as The Quest it has become a popular hit as a stand alone song inspiring numerous cover ver...

The greatest collection of contemplative choral music, selected from the best-selling Erato CDs. Includes a unique choral arrangement of Albinoni's Adagio and works by Tavener, Elgar, Schubert and Bar...

The story tells of the efforts of a father to compel his daughter to give up coffee-drinking. The Coffee Cantata was written by Picander and set to music by Bach in 1732. Picander was the pseudonym of...

Pied Piper Of Hamelin arranged for Tenor and Bass soloists, SATB. Words by Robert Browning. First performed at the Norfolk and Norwich Musical Festival, 1905.