A fabulous example of Giovanni Gabrieli’s multi-choir music in which he extends the notion of rhythm and expands tonal colours to create the pulse of the music. In Hodie Christus Natus Est he establishes a remarkable rhythmic counterpoint akin to the swallowing up of rhythms as they mingle and are lost. Note that this is a rather complex piece that will require skilled and disciplined performers to follow their own independent line. This is an ideal choice of material to be used for general festivals or as a rejoiceful Christmas song. This fantastic piece is set for a Double Chorus of Mixed Voices with an Organ accompaniment.

One of Gabrieli's most famous motets this is a work of remarkable proportions and sonority. The piece is for soloists choir instruments and organ continuo. This vocal score edited by Denis Stevens contains all voice parts with oboe trumpet trombone and organ parts.

Matthew Martin's A Rose Magnificat for double SATB.Commissioned by The Gabrieli Consort and first performed on 8th June 2017 in St John's Smith Square London conducted by Paul McCreesh.Duration: 10 minutes

Edited by Richard Hynson for the Choral Tradition Series this would be a good Christmas concert piece for an advanced high school chorus.Written for a cappella double choir

SATB Triple Chorus with Organ Accompaniment-For Triple Chorus of Mixed Voices with Organ Accompaniment.

For Solo Soprano and Tenor and Double Choir with Organ (Continuo) accompaniment. Edited by G. Wallace Woodworth.