A Thin Place is a work for Unaccompanied SATB choir with words and music by composer Jonathan Wikeley . A Thin Place is a work for Unaccompanied SATB choir with words and music by composer Jonathan Wikeley .

Basso Continuo part for Henry Purcell's O All Ye People Clap Your Hands.

Anthem for SATB (unaccompanied) commissioned by Christ's Hospital Horsham for a service of thanksgiving in Westminster Abbey on October 7 1966.

An original and exciting collection of anthems and other choral pieces written for the Orthodox Church and inspired by the Church in Russia selected by Ralph Allwood. Partly because of the re-emergence of the Church in the former Soviet Union interest in Christian musical sources alternative to the great body of the Anglican and other Western Christian traditions has grown sharply in recent years. Though the works presented here may be unfamiliar they are all masterly. Designed to appeal to choirs of various levels the collection includes a Kontakion and Ikos for the funeral service anthems by Great Russian Romantics: Tchaikovsky Rachmaninov Grechaninov; andcomposers from our age: Stravinsky Schnittke or Arvo Part speaking for a tradition outside the Orthodox Church as well as settings of the Lord's Prayer in both Russian and English by John Tavener.

Orchestral Version-John McCabe 's Psalm-Cantata (Orchestral Version) . Full score for Soprano Baritone SATB choir and small Orchestra. This work was commissioned by the English Baroque Choir and their music director Jeremy Jackman who gave the first performance on 16th March 2013 at St. John’s SmithSquare London. ' I’ve wanted to write a choral/instrumental piece based on texts from the Psalms for a very long time so this commission from the English Baroque Choir and their music director Jeremy Jackman (to whom the work is dedicated) was a wonderful opportunity to put this idea into practice. I decided to write a kind of latter-day equivalent to the Bach cantatas with two soloists (sopranoand baritone). The texts are derived from a variety of Psalm sources: some in Latin some in English a meditation by Savonarola and a Henry Vaughan poem.' - John McCabe John McCabe 's Psalm-Cantata (Orchestral Version) . Full score for Soprano Baritone SATB choir and small Orchestra. This work was commissioned by the English Baroque Choir and their music director Jeremy Jackman who gave the first performance on 16th March 2013 at St. John’s SmithSquare London. ' I’ve wanted to write a choral/instrumental piece based on texts from the Psalms for a very long time so this commission from the English Baroque Choir and their music director Jeremy Jackman (to whom the work is dedicated) was a wonderful opportunity to put this idea into practice. I decided to write a kind of latter-day equivalentto the Bach cantatas with two soloists (soprano and baritone). The texts are derived from a variety of Psalm sources: some in Latin some in English a meditation by Savonarola and a Henry Vaughan poem.' - John McCabe

A choral setting of 'Nimrod' from the Enigma Variations for SSAATTBB Choir as arranged by John Cameron. Piano for rehearsal only.

The Twenty-third Psalm by Patrick Hawes for SATB divisi chorus unaccompanied. Written for the inaugural concert of the Winchester Consort. The Twenty-third Psalm by Patrick Hawes for SATB divisi chorus unaccompanied. Written for the inaugural concert of the Winchester Consort.

Single sheet music arranged for SATB with piano accompaniment.

Single sheet music arranged for SATB with piano accompaniment.

In Greek mythology Niobe was the daughter of Tantalus and wife of Amphion King of Thebes. She unwisely boasted to Leto about her many sons and daughters. Leto who only had two children Apollo and Artemis was angered. As punishment Apollo slew Niobe's sons and Artemis her daugters. Out of pity for Niobe's inconsolable grief the Gods changed her into a rock in which form she continued to weep. In this work for solo Oboe and tape the solo Oboe takes the part of Niobe bitterly lamenting her murdered children. The tape with the distant high voices and the slow tolling bells (and later gong) is intended to provide an evocative and descriptiveaccompaniment. Niobe was commissioned by the Park Lane Group. The first performance took place at the Park Lane Concerts in January 1988. In Greek mythology Niobe was the daughter of Tantalus and wife of Amphion King of Thebes. She unwisely boasted to Leto about her many sons and daughters. Leto who only had two children Apollo and Artemis was angered. As punishment Apollo slew Niobe's sons and Artemis her daugters. Out of pity for Niobe's inconsolable grief the Gods changed her into a rock in which form she continued to weep. In this work for solo Oboe and tape the solo Oboe takes the part of Niobe bitterly lamenting her murdered children. The tape with the distant high voices and the slow tolling bells (and later gong) is intended to provide an evocative and descriptiveaccompaniment. Niobe was commissioned by the Park Lane Group. The first performance took place at the Park Lane Concerts in January 1988.

Written for flute or oboe or clarinet and cello.

The Nash Ensemble commissioned Richard Rodney Bennett to write Sonata After Syrinx for Flute Viola and Harp. The work was inspired by Debussy's Syrinx for Solo Flute and the score directs that Sonata After Syrinx should always be preceded by a performance of the Debussy work. Composer performer and arranger Richard Rodney Bennett was internationally respected for his serious music and many award-winning film scores (Murder on the Orient Express Nicholas and Alexandra) as well as his works for children and his religious pieces. In addition this markedly versatile musician frequently performed as a jazz pianist. On his move to the United States the two sponsors for hisgreen card (work permit) were Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim.

Clark's setting of Praise The Lord O Jerusalem is for mixed chorus a capella.

Daniel Francois Esprit Auber's Hear Holy Power from his Opera Masaniello for SATTB Choir with Piano accompaniment. Words by James Kenney.

Composed in 1903 Weary Wind Of The West celebrates the bracing and poignant power of the elements and is the setting of a text by T.E Brown.

This edition features fresh engravings with the Organ part printed on three staves. It also includes a paragraph explaining the historical background and context of the work.

Written for counter-tenor two tenors and baritone.

An exciting new choral setting of Elgar's beloved 'Nimrod' from the 'Enigma' Variations by David Hill this version for choir and organ should be a firm favourite for choirs around the world.

Six Country Dances is an anthology of tunes from Playford's The English Dancing Master' selected and arranged by Richard Rodney Bennett. Playford's collection was first published in 1651 and contained 535 popular tunes for country dancing. Richard Rodney Bennett's skilful and inspired arrangements are perfect for intermediate standard players adding as they do a contemporary slant to these classics of the English folk repertoire. This edition is for Viola and Piano.

For Jonathan Manners and DeChorum on the occasion of the Cancer Research UK Carol Service at All Saints Church Weston-super-Mare – 22 December 2008. For Jonathan Manners and DeChorum on the occasion of the Cancer Research UK Carol Service at All Saints Church Weston-super-Mare – 22 December 2008.