Edited by Frank MerrickThis is neglected repertoire by an important figure of the early Romantic movement who was a significant influence on Chopin. The contents include Piano Concertos in E flat A flat and E flat scored for str…

Although the English madrigal has been fairly described by John Rutter as a completed historical form its younger sibling the partsong still flourishes in the hands of sympathetic composers like Edmund Jolliffe who can clothe se…

Edited by Kenneth ElliottContaining a wide-ranging anthology of Latin church music music of the reformed church songs and instrumental music - music of court cathedral and castle kirk burgh and countryside. This has remained …

Rhian Samuel's fresh and stimulating vocal and instrumental works have earned her an enviable reputation as a composer willing to tackle challenging subjects and a variety of musical forms. The three contrasting pieces of Blythswo…

Book 7-Edited by Geoffrey Bush and Michael HurdNine glees and madrigals for three and four parts by Atterbury Baildon Beale Hindle Horsley Paxton Pring Stevens and Webbe.

Edited by Ian BartlettScored for soprano and tenor soloists SATB chorus and orchestra the serenata Solomon is an outstanding example of the 18th-century pastoral genre at its most poetically rich and distinctive. At one time sec…

Edited by Richard CharterisProbably written for Charles I when Prince of Wales Coprario's fantasia suites -16 for viol bass viol and organ eight for two violins bass viol and organ - established a texture that was developed wi…

A tour de force of choral energy and expertise in rhythmic precision this is aerial music fleet and vibrant as voices proclaim Martin Luther's vision of universal peace above a torrent of cascading Organ scales. The brightness o…

Edited by Sandy WilliamsThe first of three anthologies in the Touching the Pulse series Worship and Where We Live questions the assumptions we all bring to the 'where' and 'how' of the lives of others. The editor's hope is that…

Edited by Bernard BraleyBernard Braley's fascinating anthology begins with the Biblical premise from Micah that we are required to offer our work itself as living worship and living prayer. To this is added Teilhard de Chardin's…