Nico Muhly's I Cannot Attain Unto It for SSATB choir. Dedicated to the Manhattan Choral Ensemble.

A wedding anthem for mixed voices SSATB setting the text of Richardâ??s brother Thomas.

All of Bach’s six authenticated motets were written between 1723 and 1727 for St Thomas’ Church Leipzig where Bach was appointed as director of music in 1723. During this period Bach composed most of his cantatas and it seems likely that for ordinary Sunday services he used existing motets from the seventeenth century tradition reserving his own motet compositions for special occasions. Four of his six motets were written for the funeral services of prominent members of the St Thomas’ congregation. Jesu Meine Freude (BWV 227) the longest most musically complex and earliest of the six was written in1723 for the funeral of Johanna Maria Käsin the wife of Leipzig’s postmaster. Jesu Meine Freude BWV 227 is a beautifully constructed motet for five-part mixed choir by J.S. Bach. This Urtext edition provides you with a clear and accurate realisation of the composer’s original intentions and includes thoroughly detailed editorial markings and suggestions as edited by Konrad Ameln. Urtext of the New Bach Edition Performance material and choral score (BA5132) available for sale Complete edition of the 6 Motets Vocal score with Piano reduction (BA5193-90) choral score (BA5193)

English setting of Psalm 127 for SSATB a cappella. Commissioned by the Marquess and Marchioness of Salisbury to mark the 400th anniversary of Hatfield House. First performed there on 11 September 2011 by The Sixteen conducted by Harry Christophers.

For SSATB Choir A Cappella. Dedicated to Colin Mawby and the Choir of Westminster Cathedral. Piano rehearsal reduction provided.

Benjamin Britten's Hymn to St. Cecilia with words by W.H.Auden for mixed choir a cappella (SSATB) with piano accompaniment for rehearsal only.

Based on a poem by William Wordsworth Eric Wetherell's Westminster Bridge for unaccompanied SSATB choir.

Three Motets for SSATB Choir. Commissioned bt the North Wales Music Festival and premiered by St John's College Cambridge under George Guest in 1972.

Hurry To Bethlehem is a work by composer Jonathan Wikeley for Unaccompanied SSATB Choir. The song sets a translation of a traditional Polish carol.

Edited from Cantiones Sacrae Antwerp 1619 by W. Barclay Squire. For SSATB Choir A Cappella.