Partitions chœur

This arrangement of the hymn tune Royal Oak is not to be confused with Rutter's original composition of the same title, which sets the same text by C.F. Alexander. The elegant text praising God's crea...

This gentle arrangement of the well-known Gaelic folk tune Morning Has Broken, also known as the hymn tune Bunessan, is part of a collection of six hymn arrangements for choir with harp or piano. A ha...

Bednall's beautiful setting of this much-loved prayer is warm, simple, and immediate. The vocal line is expertly lyrical and the accompaniment suitably supporting, with a serene line for solo violin t...

Pour voix à l'unisson (avec deuxième partie facultative) et piano. Présentée ici dans une version pour voix à l'unisson (avec seconde partie optionnelle), cette œuvre engageante et enjouée met en scèn...

There will be smiles all around when your kids embrace this lighthearted ditty-made-more. Doug's happy arrangement is a breeze with its catchy counterlines, repetitive refrain, and partner song pairin...

Set to the words of the famous hymn writer, James Montgomery, this short but joyous anthem for SATB chorus and organ by Herbert Chappell is suitable for any feast day or celebration, but is a particul...

A setting of a Geoffrey Chaucer text, 'To Life's Pilgrim '('Fly from the press, and dwell with soothfastness'), one of a collection of Howells works formally out-of-print, but now available in new eng...

As part song for the New Year this work offers an attractive alternative to the Benjamin Britten carol which uses the same traditional words ('Here we bring new water from the well so clear'). Howells...

This setting of a William Blake text is in two distinct vocal parts and has a pastoral flavour with flowing and singable melodies. The clever interplay between the two parts makes this an enjoyable so...

The vocal line flows forward in beautifully shaped phrases over the continuous motion in the piano accompaniment. The complementary movement of the soprano recorder line weaves in and out in a satisfy...

Based on a 16th century German chorale, this work is an excellent tool for teaching expressive singing and musical phrasing. May be programmed for any concert with the theme of music.

This poem speaks of the music of the moon - a gong which only a fairy can hear.