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Missa Brevis - John Byrt SATB + organ (1993) A practical setting of the liturgy for Eucharist or Parish Communion. Vocal Score £4.50
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Madrigal Suite for Six Solo Voices - John Byrt SSATBB a capella To the Shady Woods The Nightingale The Ant and the Grasshopper The Garden Thus Saith my Cloris Bright I Care Not For These Ladies Come, Shepherds, Sing With Me Vocal Score, lamintated full colour cover, £12.00
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I will give my love an apple - John Byrt Folk song arrangement (SATB version) 4pp £1.00
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OFFERTORIUM: Afferentur regi virgines post eam (The Virgins that be her fellows shall be brought unto the King...) - Bruckner Set for SATB Choir and three trombones. Vocal Score £1.25
Set of trombone parts £3.00 |
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O MAGNUM MYSTERIUM - G Gabrieli Set for Double Choir (S,S,A/T,B + A/T,T,B,B). Vocal Score £2.50
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SERENADE TO MUSIC - R. Vaughan Williams, Arr. Bowden ISMN M 708040 01 9 Especially prepared for when budgets or space are at a premium, this arrangement allows for this superb work to be performed with strings and organ only. Rehearsal marks match the OUP vocal score, with which this arrangement is designed to be used. This arrangement is made by permission of Oxford University Press and with the approval of The RVW Society.
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Hear my prayer, O Lord - Purcell ed. Bowden ISMN M 708040 45 3 SSAATTBB a capella Urtext edition £1.00 each
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FREE! Though Amaryllis Dance in Green - Byrd ed. Bowden This edition has the text of ALL FIVE verses underlaying the music, allowing a full performance to be made. A must for Madrigal Groups! Click on the link to the left to view, listen and print. |
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FREE! Anthem for St Frideswide - Henry Hardy, words by Christopher Schenk Anthem for unaccompanied choir, first performed at a festal evensong for St Frideswide on 19 October 1973 at St Frideswide's Church, Osney, Oxford, by the combined choirs of Wolfson College, Oxford, and St Frideswide's Church, in the presence of the President (Sir Isaiah Berlin) of Wolfson College, Oxford, and Lady Berlin, and of the Vice-President (Michael Brock) of Wolfson. The composer and librettist were at the time lodgers at the Vicarage and Churchwardens of the Church. Click on the link to the left to view, listen and print. For public performance, recording or broadcast, please e-mail |
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FREE! A Short Carol - Henry Hardy, words by John Short This carol for unaccompanied choir was written at Mantsonyane in the middle of the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho, Southern Africa, at Christmas 1966, while the composer was a volunteer carpenter at the hospital there. He was aided by a strange plastic keyboard that sounded when a tube was blown into: it was called something like a Melodion. The words were brought to his attention by his father. Click on the link to the left to view, listen and print. For public performance, recording or broadcast, please e-mail |
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FREE! Anima Christi Op. 6. - Henry Hardy The composition of this setting of the familiar anonymous fourteenth-century Latin poem was influenced by the composer's experience as a member of the Lancing College Chapel choir. Click on the link to the left to view, listen and print. For public performance, recording or broadcast, please e-mail |
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FREE! The Ash Grove - Trad. arr. Rodney Dingle In 2000 Lympstone Players [am dram] put on a wide-ranging symposium of poetry, prose, slides & music solo and group, all based on the theme of countryside and seasons. Small singing group was asked to do 'All in an April evening' and I suggested Ash Grove as make-weight; intended no more than basic Ancient & Modern harmonies, but ideas occurred in the bath and the end-product was a little more elaborate. Has been performed by three local talented [& discriminating] groups. Click on the link to the left to view, listen and print. For public performance, recording or broadcast, please e-mail |
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FREE! The lass with the delicate air - Michael Arne, arr. Rodney Dingle I have always known that I am not inventive enough to compose seriously, but I have enjoyed writing descants, sundry arrangements and congregational parts [once had whole school joining in Hallelujah chorus for Speech Day service - must have sounded grotesque but the lads enjoyed it and colleagues smiled politely]. After The Ash Grove (see above) friends said encouragingly 'what next?' The lass with the delicate air has always been bit of a favourite, so she kept me off the sreets during the summer of 2002. Click on the link to the left to view, listen and print. For public performance, recording or broadcast, please e-mail |
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FREE! Instant Opera - Ira-Paul Schwarz A novelty, encore type piece. Ideal for the conclusion of a choral concert. Excerpts from: Overture to William Tell Rossini, Anvil Chorus from Il Trovatore Verdi, Come Friends Who Plough the Sea from Pirates of Penzance Gilbert and Sullivan, March of the Toys from Babes in Toyland Herbert, Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin Wagner, Toreador Song from Carmen Bizet, La donna è mobile from Rigoletto Verdi, Galop from Orpheus in the Underworld Offenbach,Ridi Palgliacio from Pagliacci Leoncavallo, Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah Handel. |
