Available for SSA or SATB, \'Temen Oblak?---which means \'Dark Clouds\'---is sung in Bulgarian and adapted from a poem by Hristo Botev. Featuring the intricate rhythms and harmonies of Bulgarian women\'s choirs, it was commissioned by the International Schools Choral Music Society (ISCMS) and was first performed on February 22, 2014 at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing by the ISCMS Festival Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by composer Christopher Tin. \'Temen Oblak? is the third movement of The Drop That Contained the Sea, a ten-movement work that deals with water in different forms. Orchestra parts are available for rent. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

A motet by Dr. Christopher Tye (with English alternative) for SATB Choir with Organ ad lib and a short anthem by George Frideric Handel for SATB and accompaniment.

Hereford Carol is a traditional English Christmas carol arranged here for SATB Choir and Organ by Christopher Robinson.

A cheerful winter sleigh ride is festively portrayed in this delightful holiday original from Christopher Dedrick and the Canadian Brass! Instrumentation includes brass and percussion or it may be performed with piano alone.Available: SATB 2-Part/3-Part Instrumental Pak. Performance Time: Approx. 2:45.

From his Grammy® Award winning debut album this 1980 pop hit by Christopher Cross established him as an artist of impeccable sensitivity and redefined the singer/songwriter genre for the decade. Choirs of all ages will shine with the smooth vocal melodies! Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Rhythm parts available digitally (syn gtr b dm). Duration: ca. 2:45.

Tre Elisabethanske Anthems is a collection of songs by Thomas Welkes John Hilton and Christopher Tye. Danish translation by Poul Pedersen.

A Rock ‘n’ Roll style original carol by Christopher Norton creator of the Microjazz series of instrumental publications and actor and writer Nigel Forde. The swing rhythms vocal effects and catchy melody make this a perfect concert opener which is sure to get the audience members’ feet tapping. For SSAATTBB choir.

For unaccompanied SATB chorus.Commissioned by the Genesis Foundation for The Sixteen and Harry Christophers.First performed June 2011 by The Sixteen conducted by Harry Christophers.A Piano part is included on the score for rehearsal purposes only.

(Tenebrae version)-Stay with me Lord was originally commissioned by the Genesis Foundation as one of three commissioned settings of Padre Pio’s Prayer after Communion and first performed in June 2008 at Westminster Cathedral London by The Sixteen conducted by Harry Christophers. This version was arranged for the 2012 album The Call of Wisdom an album of a selection of Will Todd’s choral music performed by Tenebrae and The English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Nigel Short. It alters much of the way the work is accompanied both by the piano but also by adding an alternative strings and harp scoring (full score and parts available on download). Todd’s stirring harmonies which make fulluse of the mixed-voice choir with only the very occasional need for divisi and ability to write the most beautiful melodies has resulted in this work proving very popular with choirs of a range of abilities.

Commissioned by the Genesis Foundation for The Sixteen and Harry Christophers. For SATB chorus unaccompanied.

Le paramètre de prière de Padre Pio est après la Communion. Il a été commandé par la Fondation de la Genèse et première réalisée par The Sixteen, menée par Harry Christophers, en juin 2008 à la cathédrale de Westminster, Londres et enregistré sous le label CORO. Padre Pio (1887-1968), de son vivant un homme controversé et Saint, a été canonisée St. Pie de Pietrelcina en 2002. Il est connu officieusement comme ' le saint patron de soulagement du stress ', en accord avec son fameux dictum, ' Prier, espère et ne vous inquiétez pas. ' Un paramètre puissant par James MacMillan de sa propre version anglaise du texte du Pio d'origine italienne, le travail est adapté à l'utilisation de service et de concert. Des interprètes standards intermédiaires à avancé. / Choeur Mixte (SATB) Et Orgue

This edition of the Salve Regina by Portuguese composer Diogo Dias Melgás (1638-1700) is the first published version of the work which has previously only been available in a library edition. Suitable for liturgical or concert performance this setting is in four equally active parts throughout each of which takes the initial plainsong motif at the opening. The effectiveness of this moving work lies in the skilful manipulation of simple motivic material through the use of devices such as parallel writing sequences repetition suspensions and hocket. The vocal score is presented alongside detailed performance and editorial notes and an optional bassocontinuo part appears as an appendix.Salve Regina is featured on The Sixteen's CD 'A Goldern Age of Portugese Music' conducted by Harry Christophers (COR16020).