(Edition 1842-1880)-This new publication presents Wagner’s much-loved opera in its entirety with a detailed preface by Egon Voss. The new Urtext Edition replaces the familiar edition by the conductor Felix Weingartner published in 1897 and it was this version that which all later editions were based upon. Throughout its creation both during Wagner’s lifetime and thereafter The Flying Dutchman has gone through many revisions making this new edition essential to any opera lover and a welcome addition to the repertoire.

A Rodgers and Hart classic is arranged here with a rolling rhythmic feel creating a contemporary sound for this timeless song. Easy jazz harmonies infuse the vocal lines and the ballad performs well with either piano alone or the full rhythm accompaniment.

This current chart-topper is from British recording artist Ellie Goulding. The song evokes a folk-pop sound layered with sequenced beats and synth. Rhythmic vocal parts have simple harmonies that allow for a skilled-sounding performance.

Recorded by Josh Groban this inspirational song reminds us of the importance of giving in life and for all we have to be thankful. The moving arrangement is beautifully orchestrated adding to the rich vocal harmonies that set the exquisite melody and text. Perfect for every choir any time of year including Christmas.

These wonderful settings of In the Bleak Midwinter and Love Came Down at Christmas may be performed separately or together. Add a brass ensemble to complete the effect. Performance Time: Approx. 1:55 and 1:25. Brass Ensembleavailable includes parts for Trumpet 1 & 2 Trombone 1 & 2 and Bass Trombone.

Written for unaccompanied SSAATTBB choir. First performed at the Cathedral of the Isles Great Cumbrae on 21 October 2004 conducted by Gordon Stewart.

Clearly one of the most creative and artful settings of this iconic hymn penned to date! A haunting solo cello weaves its way through the texture of the sensitive vocal writing which is punctuated with new material as well as touching on strains of Just As I Am. Masterful control of texture dynamics and timbre ensure that this anthem will be greatly appreciated by choirs of distinction. Superb!