Ecce Beatam Lucem (Behold the blessed light) uses the same text as Alessandro Striggio's forty-part motet of the same name. Here Jonathan Dove cretaes an awesome soundworld with shimmering choral writing and a lively organ part to accompany the broad sweeping vocal lines. This piece is an ideal anthem or concert work. Faber Choral Signature Series introduces a wealth of new or recently written choral music to choirs in search of fresh repertoire. The series draws in a rich diversity of living composers and includes both lighter and more challenging contemporary works offering a thrilling array of varied styles.

The Essential Collection of Jazz through the decades with twenty-nine of the most popular and played Jazz classics arranged by Richard Harris for intermediate Piano solo. Summertime is included on ABRSM Piano Grade 5 Syllabus 2107-2018

Mary Cohen's Superstudies For Viola Book 1 is a collection of nineteen original imaginative studies for solo viola which have been specially designed for young players. Each piece concentrates on one or two aspects of technique and the whole set covers a wide range of left and right hand skills including spicatto bowing string-crossing moto perpetuo cantabile and easy double-stopping. Teachers and pupils will find this invaluable yet light-hearted collection both enjoyable and stimulating.

Selected and edited flute arrangements with chord symbols in concert pitch with the accompanying CD providing full backing tracks.

Full Score-Frank Bridge’s evocative Dance Poem for orchestra (1913) is a crucial work in his output. As well as the arresting themes and vivid orchestral colours that typify this fascinating composer’s early work we also find a more concentrated logic of symphonic development. Each of the six sections of this 15-minute symphonic waltz conveys the emotions expressed in a dancer’s movements. The mosaic of flexible motivic shapes supported by an increased richness of harmonic vocabulary and the greater refinement of orchestral gesture recall Debussy’s Jeux and Ravel’s La Valse.Frank Bridge’s evocative Dance Poem for orchestra (1913) is a crucial work in his output. As well as the arresting themes and vivid orchestral colours that typify this fascinating composer’s early work we also find a more concentrated logic of symphonic development. Each of the six sections of this 15-minute symphonic waltz conveys the emotions expressed in a dancer’s movements. The mosaic of flexible motivic shapes supported by an increased richness of harmonic vocabulary and the greater refinement of orchestral gesture recall Debussy’s Jeux and Ravel’s La Valse.

EPTA’s The Mindful Pianist presents amateurs and professionals with a fresh perspective on playing and performing. Applying the concept of mindfulness to the piano this invaluable text explores the crucial connection between mind and body: how analert focussed mind fosters playing that is more compelling more refined and ultimately more rewarding. It tackles the issues encountered by pianists when practising performing improvising and preparing for an exam: how to choose repertoire andmemorise it; how to set about making an initial survey of a new piece; and how to take a more level-headed view of our aspirations. Drawing on the expert advice of 25 leading pianists and educationalists this unique book offers a wealth of exercisesand musical examples to help every player succeed in becoming a Mindful Pianist.The Mindful Pianist has been shortlisted for ‘Best Print Resource’ at the 2017 Music Teacher Awards for Excellence. Winners will be announced at a gala ceremony on 9th February 2017.

2-part / Unison Voices and Piano-Nobody wants to be a donkey is a lively nativity musical by Lin Marsh which tells the traditional Christmas story with plenty of humour and engaging songs that children will love singing. The poor old donkey hates having to wear those ears that the others laugh at but everyone gradually realises that the donkey may be one of the most important characters in the story. With 36 speaking parts this nativity is suitable for a whole primary school production or for Key Stage 2. The songs are in a fun modern style and there’s even one for the staff to sing! Exciting performance and backing tracks are available to download to help schools without a pianist.

Four Little Pieces

Fantasia

Sonata. 4 violins & str

Long Lion Days

Ballade Phantasy

Head of Orpheus The

Fantasia

Cantata on the Death of Antony

Five Sonnets to Orpheus

Marina

Tailitnama Song

Boat Rise

Harlequinade