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British composer, arranger and Cathedral Organist, Hugh Benham, has penned a marvelous and spirited piece for organ. The pace is inspiring and the harmonic spins like a playful dance. It is an excellent

The British choral tradition is rich and full of a sound quite its own. English composer and organist Hugh Benham has penned a lofty and elegant Lenten choral with organ accompaniment that captures the

Mr. Lee has created a lovely Advent anthem. While the changing meters and tempos might seem like a challenge, this piece is artistically successful.  This piece may be a bit of a challenge, but will

The hymn tune HYFRYDOL works with the texts of Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus and Love Divine, All Loves Excelling, and both are provided in this arrangement. The vocal lines are each

"There is No Rose of Such Virtue" rings through the rafters of the English cathedral in this setting. Benham's melodic lines flow forward against unexpected twists and turns in the harmonies that keep the

This is the perfect piece for the Christmas Eve service, a lullaby, tender and sweet.  A gentle piano accompaniment supports the choir's "oo's" as a female soloist presents the verse, sung in either

This Leo Sowerby piece was originally composed as an a cappella motet, and organist/arranger Lyndell Leatherman has added an organ part in true Sowerby style. The medieval Alcuin text (8th century) is a

The same creative composer who gave us the Jingle Bell Rhapsody now gives us Happy Birthday like you've never enjoyed it before. Excellent for celebrations, concerts, and just plain

These volumes include strong and extended pieces for the accomplished organist. They are well suited for recital and can also be used as service music. Most of the titles are original pieces by Grimoaldo

These grand and stirring arrangements are excellent for recitals or service postludes. Tunes include: IL EST NE; Shepherds in the Fields Abiding; and Jingle Bells.

This beautiful setting of a 17th-century Latin Advent text is scored for a cappella voices with English horn obbligato, or optional clarinet or viola).  The more joyous opening and closing sections in

The text is taken from a Byzantine hymn, but all the music is created by the skillful composer Anthony Doherty. Chanting some of the many names of God, the opening fanfare begins quietly in D minor and

Richard Burchard is one of choral music's newest stars.  His writing is lush and romantic, mixing Renaissance polyphony with 21st century harmonies. This beautiful setting of John 14:18 transcends the

Frederick Swann is one of the most revered concert organists in the world. A master of improvisation, this rendition of Londonderry Air was requested so often it had to be transcribed and made

Richard Burchard has established himself as a composer and  conductor. This a cappella Latin setting of In Paradisum would work well during Lent or All Saints. It would also be an

This famous 18th-century text compares Jesus to an apple tree - it has become a classic. Respected composer Howard Helvey has created a hymn tune of majestic simplicity that unfolds the poem in verses.

Never has Jingle Bells been given such dignity, such variety, and such playfulness, as this arrangement by Grimoaldo Macchia. It is a theme and variations that contains calliope versions to fugal

Praise the Lord! From Psalm 117 comes a song of praise. Ian Charter's setting works for choir with organ, or with brass quartet and timpani, or with all of them together. An energetic setting with

This splendid collection contains two rousing and thrilling toccatas. The arrangement of Amazing Grace is grand and requires a large solo trumpet stop. The second celebrates the bells