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G.F. Handel: Hallelujah Chorus (SSA)

G.F. Handel's Hallelujah Chorus, from the popular Oratorio The Messiah, as edited and arranged by Ernest Read for SSA Choir with Piano accompaniment.

Wagner Spinning Chorus Ssa

Wagner Sailors Chorus Sa

Bach Welcome Chorus Satb

Haydn The Heavens Are Telling Ssa

The joyous Chorus The Heavens Are Telling The Glory of God completes the first movement of Haydn’s masterpiece The Creation. Here the movement is arranged as an anthem for treble Voices SSA with soli or semi-Chorus SSA, for concert or church performance.

G.F. Handel: Where'er You Walk

Where'er You Walk from the opera Semele. For unison chorus and piano accompaniment.Edited by J. Michael Diack.

W.A. Mozart: Cradle Song (Unis)

Mozart's beautiful Cradle Song for unison chorus, arranged by J. Michael Diack with text by Edith Clegg.

J. Michael Diack: Little Polly Flinders (SA)

A short song for SA chorus by J. Michael Diack, drawing on certain musical phrases of Mozart's.

G.F. Handel: Passion And Easter Music From Messiah (SSA)

Arranged for Female or Boy's Voices (SSA) by Ernest Read. Includes Hallelujah Chorus. Ideal for School use.

G.F. Handel: Evensong

A slow and moving work by Handel, arranged by J. Michael Diack for SA chorus with piano accompaniment.

J. Michael Diack: The Boy Mozart (Chorus Edition)

Felix Mendelssohn: Come Unto Him (SATB)

Come Unto Him from the Hymn Of Praise by Felix Mendelssohn, arranged for SATB chorus with Piano by Michael J. Diack.

Leslie Woodgate: The Watchmaker's Shop

A work by Leslie Woodgate (chorus master at the BBC for some 30 years) for unison choir and piano, with words by Elizabeth Fleming.

Duncan Gray (SATB)

Duncan Gray si from the Strathclyde Collection of Scottish Part Songs and has been arranged here by Alex Patterson for mixed chorus with Piano accompaniment.

Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer / O For The Wings Of A Dove Ssa

Mendelssohn wrote the motet Hear My Prayer and O For The Wings Of A Dove in Germany in 1844 and premiered it the next year in London. William Bartholomew wrote the English lyrics as well as collaborating with the composer on his oratorio Elijah.O ForTthe Wings Of A Dove is frequently performed as a separate work and was made famous in the UK through a 1927 recording. The work was originally written for SATB Chorus and Organ or Orchestra, and is here rendered for Soprano solo and Voices SSA with Piano or Organ.

Victor Hely-Hutchinson: Old Mother Hubbard (TTBB)

Victor Hely-Hutchinson (1901 - 1947) was a British composer who was born in South Africa. He was recognised at an early age as a musical prodigy, and could sing notes by ear before he could talk. His setting of Old Mother Hubbard was written c.1912 while he was still a pupil at Heatherdown Prep School. It is well-known for being a parody of Handel’s operatic style. Old Mother Hubbard was arranged for TTBB male Voice chorus by J. Michael Diack, and first published in 1932. A timeless and amusing classic, it is sure to go down well with any audience!