Orchestra (Study Score). Blacher B

Full Anthem setting the Collect for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. For SATB Choir and Organ. Edited by David Gedge. Full Anthem setting the Collect for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. For SATB Choir and Organ. Edited by David Gedge.

Hymn-Anthem on the Tune Moseley-For The Beauty Of The Earth is a work by John Joubert for SATB Choir and Organ (or Piano) Accompaniment. Subtitled Hymn-anthem on the tune 'Moseley' the work sets text by F.S. Pierpoint with a full performance lasting around 3 minutes. For The Beauty Of The Earth is a work by John Joubert for SATB Choir and Organ (or Piano) Accompaniment. Subtitled Hymn-anthem on the tune 'Moseley' the work sets text by F.S. Pierpoint with a full performance lasting around 3 minutes.

The lively Tambourin by Rameau is among the most popular of baroque instrumental pieces and in H. Samuel Sterling's idiomatic arrangement for double bass and piano it forms a welcome addition to the bassist's repertoire. Giordani's stately Larghetto is an ideal counterweight and an exercise in sustained expressive playing. CONTENTS: Giuseppe Giordani: Larghetto Jean-Philippe Rameau: Tambourin. DOUBLE BASS & PIANO Exam syllabus information: Double Bass AB : 6 [ends: 2019] TCL : 6 8 [ends: 2019]

5 movements derived from the score I wrote for the Michael Nyman Band in early 2009 as a soundtrack to the film 'Poczatek'. For this project I selectedextracts from classic Polish feature and documentary films of the 50s 60s and 70s and organised them into a sequence of 20 linked one minute 'single theme' films. This version was made specially for the FidelioTrio. - MichaelNyman (2010)

Violin. Pan Hl

TTBB arrangement by J. Michael Diack with apologies to Handel.

Opera in 3 acts-Libretto. Klebe G Libretto. Klebe G

Vivaldi's masterpiece The Four Seasons in study score format complete with a high quality NAXOS recording of the entire work.

Old English folk song made famous by Simon and Garfunkel.

Full Score for Soprano Solo SATB chorus and String Orchestra with an extra Violin part in Love's Echo and a Harp part in Many Waters and Faint With Love . Full Score for Soprano Solo SATB chorus and String Orchestra with an extra Violin part in Love's Echo and a Harp part in Many Waters and Faint With Love .

Jonathan Battishill's Behold How Good And Joyful for SSATB Choir and Organ accompaniment. Arranged for the ceremonial of the Re-inauguration of King Henry VII's Chapel Westminster Abbey as the chapel of the most honourable order of the Bath July 22 1913 by Sir Frederik Bridge C.V.O M.A. Mus. Doc. Organist of Westminster Abbey. Jonathan Battishill's Behold How Good And Joyful for SSATB Choir and Organ accompaniment. Arranged for the ceremonial of the Re-inauguration of King Henry VII's Chapel Westminster Abbey as the chapel of the most honourable order of the Bath July 22 1913 by Sir Frederik Bridge C.V.O M.A. Mus. Doc. Organist of Westminster Abbey.

3 Sacred Hymns by Alfred Schnittke for SATB.

Volume One-This book contains the words and music for Ireland's popular songs and ballads. Illustrated with period photographs from the '20's and '30's from the Father Brown collection. Play them all with only six chords!

The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus (grade 6)

Verse Anthem for Soli ATTB SATB Choir and Organ. Edited by Edward J. Dent.

With words from Robert Burns and Music by Thea Musgrave A Winter's Morning was written for Dennis Stevenson.

For The Fallen is a work for Unaccompanied SATB Choir by David Terry a setting of the famous poem by Laurence Binyon. For The Fallen is a work for Unaccompanied SATB Choir by David Terry a setting of the famous poem by Laurence Binyon. A review in the June 2016 edition of Organist's Review states that this 'would make a fitting introit on Remembrance Sunday.'

Commissioned by the Swaledale Festival for a performance by the Royal Holloway Choir and Acoustic Triangle in Richmond North Yorkshire on 26th May 2012. Sir Thomas Brown (1605-1608) always used this his own poem as a 'dormitive' to lull himself to sleep. The composer is grateful to his sister Meg Peacocke for her help in editing the poem. Commissioned by the Swaledale Festival for a performance by the Royal Holloway Choir and Acoustic Triangle in Richmond North Yorkshire on 26th May 2012. Sir Thomas Brown (1605-1608) always used this his own poem as a 'dormitive' to lull himself to sleep. The composer is grateful to his sister Meg Peacocke for her help in editing the poem.

La Bamba is actually an old folk song from South America. This happy dance tune first achieved worldwide success through the rock ’n’ roll singer Ritchie Valens however who in 1958 gave the song his own incomparable treatment. And it’s this version that the experienced arranger Naohiro Iwai took as the basis fort his wind orchestra version.