Written for SATB choir with piano for rehearsal only.

A bright and rhythmic unison song by Winifred Bury. A bright and rhythmic unison song by Winifred Bury.

Anthem for Solo Soprano or small group of Sopranos and Organ. Edition published in 2000 include's Howells' subsequent revisions realised by Paul Spicer.

Give Ear Unto Me composed by Marcello is a two part anthem for soprano voices with piano accompaniment.

Written to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Compton Organ at the Leicester Square Odeon London affectionately known as 'The Duchess'. Ogden once again conjures a marvellous and charming composition.

Lullaby-The composer dedicated Goodnight to his two youngest daughters Teresa and Sarah creating another addition to his series of children’s pieces which includes Powerplay and Romantic Ballad . The intimate atmosphere created by the music reflects the unique and precious connection between a father and his daughters. As the name implies Goodnight was conceived as a lullaby making it a perfect encore to end an evening concert.

Motet for Soprano Solo and SATB Choir.

The Ship Of Rio by Benjamin Britten for 2-part boys' or women's voices and piano from Three Two-part Songs . The Ship Of Rio by Benjamin Britten for 2-part boys' or women's voices and piano from Three Two-part Songs .

Anthem taking words translated from the Proper of the Sunday after Ascension for SSATB Choir and Organ ad lib. Edited by William McKie.

Words from Psalm 122. Scored for eight-part Mixed Voices and Organ.

Contents: Berceuse Op.56 Après un Reve Op.7/1 Mai Op.1/2 Le Jardin de Dolly Op.56 Pavane Op. 50 Lydia Op. 4/2 Elégie Op. 24 Kitty-Valse Op. 56

Voted Best Printed Music Publication at the 2001 Music Industry Association Awards. 78 great songs from the last four decades arranged for guitar and voice. Includes full lyrics chord symbols guitar boxes and playingguide.

Mediaeval poem set for a choir of women's voices (accompanied). Composed for the British Federation of Music Festivals National Competitive Festival June 1951. Orchestral accompaniment available on hire.

Sing Musical Theatre- Sing Musical Theatre: Whistle Down The Wind & 14 Other Songs From The Shows contains everything singers at a grade 4-5 standard need to perform the Broadway hit from the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical and more. This book includes background and performance notes as well as singing tips and exercises plus a backing track CD. Songs include – Up Your Shakespeare; But Not For Me; Close Every Door; Different; Far from the Home I Love; I Could Have Danced all Night; I Want to Know; I'm Not That Girl; Mister Snow; Oh the Rio Grande; Oom Pah Pah; There Must be More; When I Get My Name in Lights; When I Look at You and Whistle Down The Wind .

This collection of Chorales contains all the melodies used by Bach in the Organ works. Each is given with the first verse of the German Hymn and an English translation. Edited by Sir Ivor Atkins.

Oboe and Piano reduction of the concerto for Oboe and Strings op.39. Suitable for grade 8 standard players.

Music For Flute-Carl Friedrich Abel is probably most famous for his initiation along with Johann Christian Bach of the highly sucessful 'Bach-Abel' concert series which continued until 1781. Abel's set of six Flute sonatas Opus 6 was first published in London in 1765. The three movement form of these sonatas was a North German design much favored by King Frederick The Great and there are many such sonatas that follow the same pattern where a slow movement is followed by two quicker ones. In this edition a Continuo part has been provided for Keyboard instruments.

For SATB Choir and Organ. Written for the Church of St Mary Redcliffe in Bristol. For SATB Choir and Organ. Written for the Church of St Mary Redcliffe in Bristol.

Havren for Voice and Piano was composed by Aksel Agerby (1940). Poem by Jeppe Aakjær. Havren for Voice and Piano was composed by Aksel Agerby (1940). Poem by Jeppe Aakjær.

The Discovery of the New World- Mundus Novus (‘New World’ ) is a travelogue in the form of letters sent by the sailor and explorer Amerigo Vespucci in 1502 to the Florentine nobleman Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco di Medici. Vespucci is credited with four journeys to America eventually leading to Martin Waldseemüller’s map ‘Cosmographiae Introductio' in which the name ‘America’ first appeared.