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Inspired by the Cello Suites of J.S. Bach, this short suite for unaccompanied horn explores the lyrical capacities and accessible extended techniques of the instrument while providing an exciting final movement for a strong finish.

Suite for Solo Horn

Horn in F Solo Unaccompanied

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This simple, but effective arrangement is scored for medium range male or female soloist with choral accompaniment.

Steal Away

SATB Octavo

Weaving fragments of Veni Emmanuel into the organ part, this effective, yet accessible arrangement is suitable for Advent, but is also appropriate for post-communion reflection.

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

Immerse in the solemn beauty of "The Passion of Our Lord According to St. John," composed by Christina M. Laberge. This church Lent/Easter cantata captures the profound narrative of devotion and sacrifice with stirring melodies and rich harmonies, perfect for enhancing your seasonal worship experience. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

The Passion of Our Lord According to St. John

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Written for Bishop Mary Glasspool, this setting of the Preces and Responses for choral Evensong is keyed for a precentor with a low voice (mezzo or baritone). The choral parts are accessible for small and amateur choirs and feature stepwise movement that flows organically from the precentor's pitches.

The Preces and Responses - Glasspool Setting

With a simple yet sparkling piano accompaniment this easy to rehearse SAB arrangement of the haunting 15th century French tune is a perfect compliment to any Lessons and Carols service or Epiphany celebration. A great timesaver that sacrifices none of the beauty of the Christmas/Epiphany season!

Saw You Never?

Three-Part Mixed Octavo

This dynamic, inspired arrangement is exciting for singers and listeners alike. With flexible solo opportunities and accessible part writing, it will be a welcome addition to both church and concert applications.

Wade in the Water

This setting of the spiritual made well-known in the movie, "O Brother, Where art Thou?" features mezzo-soprano and tenor solos.

Down in the River to Pray

Based on documents detailing the performance of this work in an all-girls school under Vivaldi's direction, this reconstruction replicates what may have been the first version of this favorite work by Vivaldi.

Gloria in D Major

SSA Vocal Score

This movement is excerpted from "The Passion of Our Lord According to St. John" (2017). Showcasing Christina Rossetti's text "A Better Resurrection", this setting features women's voices representing the songs of mourning in the life of Christ. The soprano solo (using the Rossetti text) portrays the grief of Mary Magdalene, while the mezzo-soprano solo (using the lullaby "Lullay, Mine Liking", as popularized by Holst) presents the sorrow of the Virgin Mary. The chorus of women (SA) represent the wailing of the women at the Slaughter of the Innocents. The solo parts are of moderate difficulty, while the choral parts are straightforward and easy. Set with solo flute and piano accompaniment, this work can be the dramatic focus of Good Friday service.

Lamentation at the Foot of the Cross

SA Octavo

This easy-to-use edition has clear, tasteful dynamics. It is perfect for use at Easter Vigil or for general anthem use throughout the year.

Sicut Cervus

Part of "Evensong for Everyone" - a series of compositions and arrangements designed for small church music programs with limited choral resources. Based on Orlando Gibbons' flowing "Song 1", simple part writing and a delicate organ accompaniment for the final verse make this work accessible with limited rehearsal time.

Nunc dimittis

Based on the hymn PUER NOBIS, this introit with an energetic but simple handbell accompaniment is the perfect piece to begin an Evensong or Eucharist service on the Feast of the Ascension. Solo plainchant presents the theme of the Ascension story, while the hymn tune is set metrically with the words of the Phos Hilaron. Choral parts and bell parts are both easy to learn, but will set the scene for the drama of the Ascension story.

Introit for the Feast of the Ascension

This arrangement of Purcell's Come Ye Sons of Art provides a liturgical setting of this beloved Baroque gem. It features a tenor solo and a lower key (C major) than the original (D major).

Alleluia

Composed in 2012 for SAB choir, this setting of the Preces and Responses for Choral Evensong fits the need of smaller parish music programs who may have smaller or weaker mens' sections. It can be sung accompanied or accompanied by organ as needed.

The Preces and Responses

Based on three hymns: "General Seminary", "Tallis Third Tune" and "Victimae Paschali laudes", this work explores the full range of the horn as well as some extended techniques. Piano and organ accompaniments provide a full and lush backdrop upon which these beautiful tunes are presented.

Three Divine Aspects for Horn, Piano and Organ

Horn in F Solo with Piano

This vigorous interpretation of a classic gives plenty of opportunity for various solos and dynamic variation at the conductor's discretion.

I Want to Be Ready

With up to five octaves of handbells, this setting of the ancient hymn, "Phos hilaron" is a beautiful start to any evening prayer service. With simple choral parts and a solo voice presenting a great deal of the text, it is easy to teach to choirs of modest ability and size. Handbell parts are effective with as few as two octaves.

Let my prayer rise as incense

This fun arrangement of the birthday classic features characteristic writing for three horns and variations in waltz and tango styles.

Variations on Happy Birthday for three horns

Horn in F Trio

Delve into the sacred harmonies of "The Preces and Responses" by William Smith, meticulously edited by Christina M. Laberge. This reverent anthology is ideal for church settings, offering a touching enhancement to worship services. Experience the profound beauty and devout expression in this essential collection of church anthems. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

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