Liturgy-Richard Allain's The Norwich Service for SATB and Organ. The Norwich Service was commissioned by Norwich Cathedral. Duration c. 9 minutes

nach den Evangelien Lukas und Johannes. Par STURZENEGGER RICHARD. Nach Den Evangelien Lukas Und Johannes/ Répertoire / Choeur SSATB

Brass Ensemble Parts for A Westminster Te Deum (For SATB Chorus Brass Ensemble and Organ)Three TrumpetsThree Trombones  Richard Blackford - A Westminster Te Deum by musicroom

Richard Rodney Bennett's setting of Christina Rossetti's text, In the Bleak Mid-Winter . For SATB chorus unaccompanied. / SATB

Richard Rodney Bennett's setting of the eighteenth-century poem, The Apple Tree, for SATB chorus unaccompanied. / SATB

Accessible and beautifully written, this original setting of I Saw Three Ships by Richard Rodney Bennett is for SATB a cappella - a perfect addition for a carol service. / SATB

Richard Allain's setting of a 16th century carol with text by Wedderburn for SATB chorus. A Piano accompaniment is provided for rehearsal purposes.

Psalm 96 104-Richard Allain's Sing The Lord A New Song for SATB and Piano accompaniment. Duration: c. 4.5 minutes

As well as traditional genres Richard Bullen's music embraces several contemporary ones including video and electronics and shows a keen interest in location both in its formal possibilities and in its genius loci - its spirit of place.A five-minute stand-alone piece for SATB chorus The Seven Arches was written for a site-specific project at the Dartington International Summer School: an invocation of the rich cultural and mythic past of the celebrated gardens.In poet Steve Willey's multi-layered text the remaining seven arches of the medieval courtyard become metaphors for this continuing presence. Bold arched melodiesspringing from resilient purposeful chords likewise animate the music a sonic tableau of the sites/sights and sounds of history. The premiere performance was conducted by David Lardi with the Finchley Chamber Choir.

If 'Twere The Time Of Lilies is a composition by Richard Drakeford featuring words by Venantius Fortunatus translated by Helen Waddell. This work is scored for unaccompanied SATB chorus.

Sixteenth Century for SATB Choir ascribed by 1700 both to Richard Farrant and John Hilton. Edited by Watkins Shaw.

The setting of a blissfully pastoral text by Henry King written for SAATB chorus by Richard Rodney Bennett.