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Shine a Little Light

Written for Sarah MacDonald and Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir this thirteen minute work for upper voices and piano sets four texts by the composer's brother Thomas Allain

Song of Songs (SSA Chamber Version)

This is the fourth version - scored for solo soprano, SSA choir, string quintet and harp - of Hawes’ setting of texts from The Songs of Solomon as adapted by the composer’s brother Canon Andrew Hawes. This is the fourth version - scored for solo soprano, SSA choir, string quintet and harp - of Hawes’ setting of texts from The Songs of Solomon as adapted by the composer’s brother Canon Andrew Hawes.

Five Songs Of Innocence and Experience

The five song set the texts As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent), The day is gone (John Keats), Carol (C Day Lewis), Come live with me (C Day Lewis), and To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). Also available for Baritone or Mezzo-Soprano. The five song set the texts As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent), The day is gone (John Keats), Carol (C Day Lewis), Come live with me (C Day Lewis), and To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). Also available for Baritone or Mezzo-Soprano.

Five Songs Of Innocence and Experience

The five song set the texts As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent), The day is gone (John Keats), Carol (C Day Lewis), Come live with me (C Day Lewis), and To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). Also available for Baritone or High Voice. The five song set the texts As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent), The day is gone (John Keats), Carol (C Day Lewis), Come live with me (C Day Lewis), and To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). Also available for Baritone or High Voice.

Five Songs Of Innocence and Experience

The five song set the texts As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent), The day is gone (John Keats), Carol (C Day Lewis), Come live with me (C Day Lewis), and To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). Also available for Mezzo-Soprano, or High Voice. The five song set the texts As I pass at dusk (Robert Kent), The day is gone (John Keats), Carol (C Day Lewis), Come live with me (C Day Lewis), and To my brother (Siegfried Sassoon). Also available for Mezzo-Soprano, or High Voice.