SKU: OU.9780193572782

ISBN 9780193572782. Other inches.

For SSAATTBB and organ Mack Wilberg's Hosanna in excelsis is an adaptation of Johann Pachelbel's well-known Canon in D, P 37 that sets the words 'Hosanna in excelsis Deo' in the carefully interwoven choral part. The organ part may be adapted for piano four-hands with the secondo player doubling the organ pedal part in octaves.

SKU: OU.9780193954120

ISBN 9780193954120. 12 x 8 inches.

for SSAATTBB and organ (ad lib.)
Born 200 years ago this year and orphaned at the age of 3, Sterndale Bennett was brought up by his grandfather in Cambridge, where he sang in the choir of King's College before entering the Royal Academy of Music to study the piano at the age of 10. He was later to become Professor of Music at Cambridge and Principal of the RAM. This fine eight-part setting of verses from Psalm 71, written towards the end of his life, explores imitative and antiphonal textures.

SKU: PE.EP73614

ISBN 9790577022123. 190 x 272 mm inches. English.

A sublime and otherworldly 4.5-minute arrangement by Geoff Lawson of the iconic 2001 song by the British rock band Radiohead. Arranged for SATB (with divisi) and piano. Flowing and mysterious, tranquil yet pensive, Pyramid Song is both simple and complex and endlessly fascinating.
Geoff Lawson is an arranger and orchestrator who frequently works with VOCES8 on arrangements for their albums.
Part of the VOCES8 Singles range.

SKU: GI.G-8187

UPC: 785147818700. English. Text by Sara Teasdale.

A setting of a Sara Teasdale poem that is an ode to beauty. A performance piece for SATB (with some divisi), piano, and cello, duration ca. 6:00. Though it requires substantial vocal forces, it is a “big” work that is not overly difficult, staying within the established tonality and remaining mostly homophonic.

SKU: GI.G-9289

UPC: 785147928904. English. Text Source: Words extracted from The Red House, Memories of Childhood and Other Poems, 1919. Text by John Frederick Freeman.

The soprano solo is optional.

SKU: GI.G-11069

English. Text Source: Nikolaj F. S. Grundtvig, 1783&ndash,1872, tr. I. Dorrum, 1929, st. 3 Steve Pilkington. Text by Nikolai Grundtvig.