Swayne: The Silent Land (Choirs 5 And 6 Only)

Score for Choir 5 and Choir 6 only from this work for Cello and 8 Choirs.

Purcell Society Volume 5 - Twelve Sonatas Of Three Parts (Full Score)

Full Score. Purcell Society Volume 5. Edited under the supervision of the Purcell Society by Michael Tilmouth. Parts for Violin and Cello are availalbe on sale.

Kenneth Leighton: Three Psalms Op.54

For Male Chorus or 5 Solo Voices.

Aulis Sallinen: The Beaufort Scale

Humoresque for unaccompanied mixed choir. Duration 5-6 minutes.

Henry Purcell: 12 Sonatas Of Three Parts (Sonatas X-XII)

The Works of Henry Purcell Volume 5. Sonatas X-XII

Connolly: Sonatina In 5 Studies for Piano

Joseph Horovitz: String Quartet No.5 (Score)

Horovitz composed this work during February and March 1969 as a tribute to E. H. Gombrich on his 60th birthday.In this one-movement quartet the opening thematic material is deliberately based on the decadent chromatic gestures prevalent in early twentieth century Viennese music. Healthier diatonic discords tear into these themes during a long development section, and, in a way, finally cleanse them.The melodies of the first section are entirely based on the intervals of the third and sixth, but with garish appendages of extra chromaticism (produced by means of bi-tonality between the upper and lower instruments). After the conflict these intervals emerge in their true and elemental role as essential pillars of a major key.

John Joubert: Dance Suite Op.21 For Piano

Dance Suite was written at the Christmas vacation of 1955-56 for the pianist Adolph Hallis.No attempt is made at evoking the stylised courtly dances of the Baroque suite: the dance element here is an once more generalised and less sophisticated, veering from the sinuous and balletic (nos. 2 & 4), to the folk-like and primitive (nos. 3 & 5). All the five pieces are studies in rhythm of various kinds, some slow (nos. 2 & 4), some fast (nos. 1, 3 & 5); some regular in metre (nos. 1, 2 & 4), some irregular (nos. 3 & 5). In no. 3 the basic time signature is 7/8; in no. 5 the time signature changes every bar.© John Joubert

John McCabe: Irish Songbook (Part 1)

A collection of songs arranged for medium voice and piano. First performance was given 5 May 1994. Duration c.17 minutes.

Tristan Keuris: 5 Pieces Brass Quintet Score/Parts

Josef Rheinberger: Sonatas 4 And 5 For Organ

Josef Rheinberger (1839-1901) was a prolific composer in almost every field, but he found in the organ the medium best fitted to his genius and temperament. This seems to be proved by the fact that his reputation as an organ composer has grown and is now firmly established, whereas his position in other branches has declined.His twenty sonatas and numerous other short pieces make up one of the most important contributions to the organ repertory. It may indeed be claimed that in the maintainance of a high level of quality and interest throughout a long series of works of both large and small scale, his position as an organ composer is second only to that of Bach.

Ian Venables: Requiem Aeternam

Ian Venables' Requiem Aeternam for SATB and Organ. Comissioned by Bryce and Cyntha Somerville. In memory of Thomas Bryce Somerville. Duration: Approximately 5 minutes

Spohr, L Resignation Op 120 No 5 Satb/Piano

Hurd: Shore Leave 5 Songs for Baritone and Piano

Malcolm Arnold: Symphony No.5 Op.74 (Study Score)

Commissioned by the Cheltenham Festival Society, Malcolm Arnold's Fifth Symphony Op.74 was composed in 1960 and first performed in 1961 (the year of his fortieth birthday). The work was composed towards the end of a period of intense compositional activity. Surrounded by controversy and criticism for its unashamed Neo-Romantic style at the time of composition, it is now rightly heralded as a work of art. Edited by Millan Sachania.

Kenneth Leighton: Improvisation (In Memoriam Maurice De Sausmarez)

1st performance at St Paul's Church, Covent Garden, December 15, 1969 by Nicholas Cleobury (at the memorial service for Maurice de Sausmarez). Duration c.5 minutes.

Purcell Society Volume 29 - Sacred Music Part 5 (Anthems) (Original Engraving)

Original Engraving.

Granville Bantock: Were You There (No.5 From 'Ten Negro Sprirituals')

Trevor Wye Practice Book For The Flute: Book 5 - Breathing & Scales

The Trevor Wye Practice Book For The Flute provides practical information on how to improve your breath control. Alongside handy hints and diagrams, this book includes a definitive range of scales and arpeggios to help you develop your technique, as well as a brief introduction to improvisation.

James W. Elliott: Sixty 2-Stave Voluntaries For Harmonium Set 5

McCabe: Paraphrase On 'Mary, Queen Of Scots' Study No.5 for Piano

Philip G. Wilkinson: One Hundred Score Reading Exercises

The book 100 Score-Reading Exercises by Philip G Wilkinson contains short three and four part scores in all time signatures, including 5/8 and 7/8, and all key signatures through G flat and B.

A Ravel Album For Flute And Piano

Trevor Wye has selected and arranged eight of Ravel's most famous melodic works, creating a collection which will be valued and appreciated by flautists of varying degrees of technical ability. With piano accompaniment. Suitable for grades 3-5.

Sing Out! 5 Pop Songs For Today's Choirs - Book 3 (Book/Download Card)

Book 3  of the Sing Out!  series contains dazzling new Choral versions of five chart-topping pop songs. The arrangements are by Vocal coach and Choral director Mark De-Lisser and are recorded by ACM Gospel Choir. These crowd-pleasing songs have been selected for their positive lyrics and overall heart-warming feel, making them a joy to sing and listen to. Arranged for SAT Choir with the occasional solo part, this pack includes a unique download card which features performance backing tracks, full demonstrations and individual rehearsal tracks of each Vocal line recorded by members of ACM Gospel Choir. The scores feature Piano parts and chord symbols for band accompaniment. Helpful hints for performing each piece are also included in this book, giving you everything you need to learn these well-loved songs. If this sounds as fabulous as we think it does, check out Mark De-Lisser convincingly explain how fantastic the Sing Out! series could be for you and your choir: