Hush! My Dear by Gabriel Jackson for SATB accompanied or unaccompanied.Offprinted from Carols for Choirs 5 this exquisite setting of a familiar text by Isaac Watts has flexible scoring with choirs encouraged to explore different options for each of the four verses. The music is gentle flowing and peaceful perfectly reflecting the nativity scene the poet so vividly depicts.

This attractive and uplifting anthem sets the text of the Eastertide Vidi aquam antiphon. Different parts of the text are treated to contrasting musical ideas including extended melismatic upper-voice passages and mainly homophonic full-choir sections and the undulating organ part represents the flowing water of the text. A welcome addition to a service or concert programme for all fans of Gabri…

Paperback-Gabriel Jackson's Three Prayers With A Vision Of Light for SATB unaccompanied (with divisions). Three Prayers With A Vision Of Light sets early Christian texts by St Augustine of Hippo Baldwin of Forde and St Mary Magdalene de Pazzi alongside words by Estonian poet Doris Kareva. Each movement offers a change of mood from the reflective 'Conversi ad Dominum' to the more urgent and pl…

Gabriel Jackson's Tantum Ergo for SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied. This serene communion motet sets the last two verses of the Pangue Lingua and oscillates between 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures. The melodic lines are expressive and at times melismatic and the divisi in all parts creates a rich texture.

Gabriel Jackson's Three Shakespeare Songs for SATB with divisions unaccompanied. This setting of texts from Cymbeline and The Merchant of Venice and Sonnet 98 is characterised by inventive textures and vibrant word-setting. The harmonic language is for the most part diatonic but never plain and there are some pungent dissonances as the contrasts between and within the texts are laid bare in …

Gabriel Jackson's setting of this anonymous 16th century text was commissioned by the BBC and first performed by the BBC Singers at Canturbury Cathedral in October 2000. The music is written for a large triple chorus (SSSAAATTTBBB) with divisions.

Gabriel Jackson's Hymn To The Trinity (Honor Virtus Et Potestas) for SATB Choir (divisi) as first performed by Chapelle du Roi directed by Alistair Dixon at the collegiate Church of St Mary Warwick on 11 July 2000.

The Missa Sanctae Margaretae is a stunning new setting of the Missa Brevis showcasing Jackson's mesmerizing choral writing. Scored for SATB and organ the accessible choral lines move through a variety of textures and harmonies with linear passages in the Kyrie and Agnus Dei and rich chordal writing in the Gloria. The idiomatic organ accompaniment brings additional flavour to the music sometim…

This is a joyful work for organ and trumpet. Jackson employs a sectional structure contrasting celebratory clamorous writing with moments of intimacy and reflection.

In this spacious motet Jackson creates an original sound-world in praise of the Virgin Mary. Traditional Latin texts are combined with a Christina Rossetti poem celebrating the Annunciation.