Edward W. Naylor: Te Deum In E Flat for Unison Voices and Organ

Edward W. Naylor 's Te Deum Laudamus In Eb for Unison Voices and Organ.

J.P. Sweelinck: Hodie Christus Natus Est (Squire)

Edited from Cantiones Sacrae, Antwerp 1619 by W. Barclay Squire. For SSATB Choir A Cappella.

John W. Duarte: Guitar Fingerboard Teacher Primer

It is ironic that the creator of this uncompromising book for Guitarists was himself almost entirely self-taught. Duarte originally earned a degree in chemistry and worked as an industrial chemist for year before abandoning that life to devote himself to music. His life as a Guitarist, composer, teacher and writer was long and fulfilling. He composed 150 works, mainly for Guitar, ranging widely over many styles, including various national styles. It is typical of Duarte’s style that the Table of Contents has been renamed the Plan of Campaign. It is also typical of his vivacious style that, in the Foreword, he says, ‘The fingerboard is shown in interlinking areas that may be learned separately – divide and rule!’

John W. Duarte: English Suite For Guitar

An exciting addition to any advanced guitarist's repertoire. This suite contains three movements: 1) Prelude, 2) Folk Song and 3) Round Dance.

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

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

James W. Elliott: Sixty 2-Stave Voluntaries For Harmonium Set 4

James W. Elliott: Sixty 2-Stave Voluntaries For Harmonium Set 3

James W. Elliott: Sixty 2-Stave Voluntaries For Harmonium Set 6

James W. Elliott: Sixty 2-Stave Voluntaries For Harmonium Set 1

Walter G. Alcock: Twelve Short Introductory Voluntaries For Organ

W G Alcock was among the most highly respect cathedral Organists of the early twentieth century and had the unique distinction of having performed in Westminster Abbey for the coronations of three English monarchs, Edward VII, George V and George VI. He was Organist of Salisbury Cathedral for thirty years and travelled extensively as an Organ recitalist.His compositions for Organ are now performed less frequently than they once were. These short voluntaries would be appropriate for the intermediate level Organist.

RR Bennett: Carol for SATB Chorus

Carol For Unaccompanied Voices was written in 2000. It was commissioned by the BBC for the BBC Singers, and is scored for SATB chorus. The words are taken from a poem by W. R. Rodgers . Richard Rodney Bennett (1936-2012) was a British composer who lived and worked in New York. During his lifetime, he was one of Britain’s most respected and versatile composers, remaining fresh and popular throughout his long life and after his death. He wrote over 200 works for the concert hall and 50 scores for film and television. He was knighted for services to music in 1998.

Eric Thiman: The Church Soloist - Eight Sacred Songs

Eric Harding Thiman, the organist and composer, died in London on February 13; he was 74. His musical training was with private teachers; he gained his FRCO in 1921 and became MusD (London) in 1927. From 1930 he was professor of harmony at the RAM, and from 1956 to 1962 was dean of the faculty of music at London University. He was conductor of the Elysian Concert Society and Purley Choral Society, and had been organist and choirmaster at the City Temple since 1957. A keen advocate of congregational singing, he contributed an article on his methods to W. T. Whiteley?s Congregational Hymn-singing in England, and was chairman of the music committee of Congregational Praise. His compositions include cantatas, anthems and services.

Sullivan Lost Chord Organ

Written at the deathbed of Arthur Sullivan’s brother Fred in 1877 and setting words by Adelaide Anne Proctor, The Lost Chord was immediately successful and became the biggest sensation of any song in its decade. Of all the drawing room ballads of the Victorian era, The Lost Chord has remained alive in the popular imagination. This arrangement for solo Organ is true to the original without overplaying its drama and restores the eponymous 'lost chord’ to the Organ from whence it originally came. Composer Arthur Sullivan is known the world over for his operatic collaborations with W S Gilbert, including H M S Pinafore and The Pirates of Penzance, among many others. But Sullivan was also a composer of a host of other works , among them operas, Orchestral works, ballets, and hymns and church pieces.