The Open Window by Malcolm Arnold is an opera in one act based on the story by H.H. Munro. Full score. The Open Window by Malcolm Arnold is an opera in one act based on the story by H.H. Munro. Full score.

Somethin’ Stupid was a smash hit duet for Frank and Nancy Sinatra in 1967 and again for Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman in 2001. This inspired Rhumba flavoured take on the classic track adds some spicy Latin heat to the original's floating jazzy vibes. Arranged by Patrick Gazard for SAB choruses with piano accompaniment this lively choral pop encourages choristers to pick up their maracas and indulge in the smoky atmosphere of the dance of love.

Written by the modern composer Justin Connolly in 1991 Nocturnal is arranged here as a score with separate parts for chamber instruments.

Parts for 2 trumpets in Bb and 2 trombones. Commissioned by The Worshipful Company of Musicians for the 90th Birthday of HRH The Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh.

Thomas Hewitt Jones ' Carnival . Composed 2010. Written for Martin Neary President of the Organists Charitable Trust. These five short works are all extracted from the excellent Little Organ Book from the Organists Charitable Trust edited by Martin Neary and first published by Novello in 2010. This is a wonderful resource of 11 mainly new works by British composers all of moderate difficulty and well-defined character. Iain Farrington's Bluesday is full of delicious harmonies with a bold climax framed by a gentle beginning and ending. David Bednall's Fanfare is a joyful work that would bea good recital opener or festival voluntary with a chance to unleash the big reeds. The simplicity of the title of Howells's Cradle Song belies a richness and warmth that make this a moving miniature. John Rutter's evening prelude from 1979 on the plainsong hymn Te lucis ante terminum is tender and clear with some surprisingly plangent harmonies. Thomas Hewitt Jones's Carnival is an outburst of festivity and bravura. All these pieces are very much worth playing though organists interested in more than two of them would be better served purchasing a copy of the original anthology which is still very well priced (Little Organ Book Novello 9781849386814 £9.95). - Sunday by Sunday

A work for Solo Guitar which has been edited and fingered by John W. Duarte.

Full Score-Ye Tuneful Muses Raise Your Heads is a work by Henry Purcell for SSCtTB Soli SSATB Chorus Treble Recorders Continuo and Strings. This work is taken from the Purcell Society Edition Volume 18: Royal Welcome Songs Part II edited by Bruce Wood. This is the Full Score and lasts around 24 minutes. Ye Tuneful Muses Raise Your Heads is a work by Henry Purcell for SSCtTB Soli SSATB Chorus Treble Recorders Continuo and Strings. This work is taken from the Purcell Society Edition Volume 18: Royal Welcome Songs Part II edited by Bruce Wood. This is the Full Score and lasts around 24 minutes.

Composer Herbert Howells is most widely known for the church music he wrote toward the later part of his career though his secular works are undoing a much-deserved revaluation. But this work for baritone Voice Violin Cello and Organ dates from a much earlier stage of his life. Howells had suffered severe ill health in 1917 just at the time Babylon was written and had withdrawn from his first appointment at Salisbury Cathedral. It was also the time he wrote his Elegy full of loss and transience composed in memory of a friend killed in the First World War.The dramatic even operatic scale of emotion in By the Waters of Babylon brings the anguish of the piece right tothe fore. It is definitely a Howells composition underpinned by solid structure and displaying chromatic sensuousness. The words are one of the great lamentations and Howells has enhanced their effect in this mighty work.

For 2 Trumpets and 2 Trombones. Commissioned by The Worshipful Company of Musicians for the 90th Birthday of HRH The Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh. First performed 28th June 2011 Fishmongers' Hall London.

John Denver became a star as a bright-eyed clear-voiced singer-songwriter in glasses and a cowboy hat. His love for the environment and his then wife Annie Martell inspired the romantic and wildly successful Annie’s Song which is said to have been written in ten minutes on a ski lift. Here it has been arranged for female SSA choir with piano accompaniment by Frank Metis.

Sonata for Violoncello And Piano. Includes score and part.

Vocal Score.

Paul Mealor wrote In My Dreams for The Military Wives Choir Jonjo Kerr and Gareth Malone for their first album In My Dreams . This version is for SATB chorus and Piano. Also available for Tenor solo SSA chorus Piano Harp Percussion and Strings and for SATB chorus and Piano.

A series of outstanding songs taken from the bestselling Close Harmony Ladies' Barbershop Songbook selected for their appropriateness for female singers arranged for close-harmony quartets or women's choirs. Nicholas Hare's beautifully crafted arrangements for SSAA are suitable for anything from four to four hundred singers. He has added helpful performance notes for each of the songs and the arrangements are notated on two stave for easy piano rehearsal.

This title is taken from the compilation French Songs And Choruses For Mixed-Voice Choir (NOV165198) Chanson Française belongs to Ravel's larger work entitled Chants Populaires. Except for the Chanson hébraïque which was published separately in 1909 these song-settings were first published in a collection with harmonizations by three composers entitled Sept Chants Populaires by P. Jurgenson Moscow in 1910. This title is taken from the compilation French Songs And Choruses For Mixed-Voice Choir (NOV165198) Chanson Française belongs to Ravel's larger work entitled Chants Populaires. Except for the Chanson hébraïque which was published separately in 1909 these song-settings were first published in a collection with harmonizations by three composers entitled Sept Chants Populaires by P. Jurgenson Moscow in 1910.

El remanso del pitido has been commissioned by the London Sinfonietta for the London Sinfonietta Chorus who give the first performance this evening. It is a work of nostalgia a lament for the decline of steam engines - the stillness of the whistle. Based mainly on a poem by the Spanish writer Gregorio Corral. The setting is for twelve voices eight of them singing through close microphones. The work is fourth in a series of pieces derived from 13th Century homophonic Spanish cantigas and canciones. The final series of works will form a sort of song-book the composer's own accounts of early Spanish music. The idea of a song-book is contained in the title of the firstwork of the series Cancionero para una mariposa.

Full Score-Tarik O'Regan's Mass Observation was commissioned for the University of Michigan Chamber Choir Jerry Blackstone conductor thanks to support from the William K. and Delores S. Brehm Choral Commissioning Fund and the Barbara Abramoff Levy Fund. Composer's note: Mass Observation is a meditation on the histories of our varied ambivalent relationships with surveillance in its myriad guises. The use of technologies that sate our desires to be watched and heard (safety tracking empowerment and pride) has in some sense always been able to be weighed against our anxieties around invasions of privacy (physical and psychological harm hacking subjugation and embarrassment). The work takes its title from the British social research organisation Mass-Observation which aimed to record everyday life in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1937 Mass-Observation controversially paid investigators to anonymously record people's conversation and behaviour at work on the street and at various public occasions including public meetings sporting and religious events. Scored for chorus and percussion sextet Mass Observation ebbs and flows between various polarities (human voices and percussion instruments pitched and unpitched sounds clear and opaque tonalities) over the course of its thirteen movements. There is a ritualistic nature to the overall pacing of the work reminiscent of a liturgical mass setting. The two groups of musicians are rarely aligned: for much of the piece they watch and listen to one another in silence. Duration approximately: 40 Minutes Tarik O'Regan's Mass Observation was commissioned for the University of Michigan Chamber Choir Jerry Blackstone conductor thanks to support from the William K. and Delores S. Brehm Choral Commissioning Fund and the Barbara Abramoff Levy Fund. Composer's note: Mass Observation is a meditation on the histories of our varied ambivalent relationships with surveillance in its myriad guises. The use of technologies that sate our desires to be watchedand heard (safety tracking empowerment and pride) has in some sense always been able to be weighed against our anxieties around invasions of privacy (physical and psychological harm hacking subjugation and embarrassment). The work takes its title from the British social research organisation Mass-Observation which aimed to record everyday life in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1937 Mass-Observation controversially paid investigators to anonymously record people's conversation and behaviour at work on the street and at various public occasions including public meetings sporting and religious events. Scored for chorus and percussion sextet Mass Observation ebbs and flows between various polarities (human voices and percussion instruments p

Written for a SATB choir and string orchestra. Words by Andrew Hawes.

Tarik O’Regan 's Virelai - Douce Dame Jolie for Recorder quartet. This arrangement was commissioned by the 2014 Vale of Glamorgan Festival for i Flautisti. It is based on an original composition of the same title commissioned in 2007 by the Orlando Consort. This piece is dedicated to Danielle Jalowiecka Kerstin Kubitschek Jitka Konencá and Ilona Veselovská.

The score for Two Violins by Dutch composer Gerard Schurmann . The work is made up of 6 movements and lasts around 14 minutes. Gerard Schurmann has composed music for a vast array of media receiving a number of international awards and commissions in the process. The score for Two Violins by Dutch composer Gerard Schurmann . The work is made up of 6 movements and lasts around 14 minutes. Gerard Schurmann has composed music for a vast array of media receiving a number of international awards and commissions in the process.