Elgar's part songs written in 1914 to be sung by choirs across England. Includes op. 71 72 and 73 for SATB with divisions. Piano for rehearsal only.

This joyous setting of the traditional West Country Carol was arranged by composer John Gardner for Chorus SATB with solos. Gardner was a modern English composer and teacher held in great esteem who is best known for his setting of Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day which is the most popular arrangement of that carol and frequently performed

The vocal score of Monteverdi's Magnificat scored for double SATB chorus with Organ accompaniment. From Selva morale e spirituale SV 281.

Witty verses and catchy songs stimulate children to think about the vital preservation process which is needed to save the rainforests. The jungle animals led by the ‘rapper’ Toucan and the ‘Amazon Aristocrat’ Jaguar head the resistance against greedy developers who are intent on exploiting the lush rainforest for their own gain. The wide variety of tropical animals enables everybody in the school to be involved. Overture and 90 songs for unison voices and piano. An excellent resource for classroom activity as well as performance. The pack contains five colour-in posters to advertise your concert performance.

Designed specially for schools without an SATB choir this collection contains 21 settings for unison and two-part voices. These arrangements all compatible with The Novello Book Of Carols are scored for tuned and untuned percussion two melody parts (each in C and B flat) guitar chords bass line and simplified piano. These carols provide the ideal opportunity of junior and middle school choirs to join adult choirs in performance whilst fulfilling the need for ensemble music throughout the year. Edited by William Llewellyn.

A Shepherd’s Carol was written for a BBC feature programme Poet’s Christmas produced by Edward Sackville-West. It was broadcast on Christmas Eve 1944 by the BBC Home Service sung by the BBC Singers and conducted by Leslie Woodgate. The chorus is one of the two portions set by Britten of W.H.Auden’s A Christmas Oratorio the complete text of which was later published as For the Time Being . It was withdrawn by the composer after the first performance not to be heard again until 1961.

Michael Hurd. The Industrial Revolution is the background to this ballad cantata about Robert Owen and his ‘Great Endeavour’. Tracing the historical transformation of Britain from an agrarian to an industrial society the composer highlights the enlightened experiment in welfare education of the owner of the great cotton mill at New Lanark. Designed to provide a starting point for further creativity and history environmental and English literary studies. To be performed as a concert or stage piece and scored for narrator unison voices and piano. Woodwind and String parts on hire. 20 mins.

Ten Fugues On The Magnificat For Organ by Johann Pachelbel. Edited by Walter Emery.

Edited by John Marsh. It is possible that these two motets were composed for the Portuguese Embassy Chapel London where Wesley was an assistant under the organist Vincent Novello.

For two Treble voices and Piano accompaniment (optional). For two Treble voices and Piano accompaniment (optional).

Ode For Saint Cecilia's Day Basson Timpani Flute Oboe 1 and Trumpet 1& 2 parts only. Handel 's majestical setting of John Dryden in a cantata to honour the patron saint of music first performed in London in 1739. £2.50 each instrument. Please specify which instruments you require and the quantity. Ode For Saint Cecilia's Day Basson Timpani Flute Oboe 1 and Trumpet 1& 2 parts only. Handel 's majestical setting of John Dryden in a cantata to honour the patron saint of music first performed in London in 1739. £2.50 each instrument. Please specify which instruments you require and the quantity.

Four Chorale Preludes For Organ by Johann Christoph Oley.Edited by Walter Emery. Four Chorale Preludes For Organ by Johann Christoph Oley.Edited by Walter Emery.

Six Chorale Preludes For Organ by Georg Friedrich Kauffman.

Composed in 1932 and dedicated to Howell's three children.

Kenneth Leighton ’s sacred and liturgical music is widely known and performed regularly across the UK. The British composer did much to keep alive and transform the Victorian tradition of English choral music purge its piety and drag it into the (late) twentieth century. Missa Brevis which is Latin for 'short Mass' usually refers to a mass composition that is short because part of the text of the Mass ordinary that is usually set to music in a full mass is left out or because its execution time is relatively short. Along with Bernstein Britten and Kodály Leighton was one of the composers still writing in this genre in the 20thcentury. Missa Brevis was written for the choir of Liverpool Cathedral and was published in 1968. It has become one of the most popular choral settings of the communion service by a contemporary composer and is regularly heard at cathedrals and churches throughout Britain and America. In this Novello edition the short Mass is arranged for SATB Voices with Piano accompaniment which is for rehearsal purposes only.

Throughout his musical career Sir William Henry Harris (1883-1973)was engaged as Organist of New College Oxford Christ Church Cathedral Oxford and St. George’s Windsor.

The editors Francis Bullock and Royle Shore created a series of settings of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis utilizing alternating unison Gregorian chant and Choral verse in faux bourdon polyphony. This one is based on one of the services of Orlando Gibbons. There are alternate plainsong verses with Organ accompaniment and notations where the arrangement differs from the original.

String Ensemble (Tudor Anthems)-For String Ensemble. From the Novello collection of Tudor Anthems. For String Ensemble. From the Novello collection of Tudor Anthems.

Work for Organ (originally score for Organ and Three Trumpets).

Ode For Saint Cecilia's Day (Violin 2) Violin 2 part only. Handel 's majestical setting of John Dryden in a cantata to honour the patron saint of music first performed in London in 1739. Ode For Saint Cecilia's Day (Violin 2) Violin 2 part only. Handel 's majestical setting of John Dryden in a cantata to honour the patron saint of music first performed in London in 1739.