When I Survey The Wonderous Cross arranged by John Rutter for SATB choir (with divisions) congregation and Organ. An arrangement of the Passiontide hymn When I Survey The Wondrous Cross set to the tune Rockingham with which these words have long been associated. Part of the Cambridge Singers Hymn series it is performed by the Cambridge Singers on the Collegium album Sing Ye Heavens (COLCD126).

for unison voices-An easy anthem for unison voices (with optional second part). Words and music by John Rutter.

John Rutter's Star Carol is a bright and joyful Christmas carol for SATB and piano with an optional children's chorus.

Set of parts for the brass accompaniment to John Rutter's popular setting of the Te Deum: a hymn of praise that is appropriate for choral concerts as well as for use in sacred settings. The music is jubilant straightforward and appealing with extrovert writing.

John Rutter's My Soul Doth Magnify The Lord (Magnificat) for SATB and Organ.This elegant setting of the Magnificat a homage to and in the style of composer Sir Charles Villiers Stanford whose own Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis settings are staples of the English church repertoire. An accompanying setting of the Nunc Dimittis (Depart In Peace) is also available from Oxford University Press.

This short and easy anthem is a statement of the Christian intent serene in its quiet confidence. Words are from the 1928 Book of Common Prayer. Scores and string parts are available on hire. Also available in John Rutter Anthems.

John Rutter's This Is The House Of God for SATB choir unaccompanied.Well suited to beginners this is a piece of elegant simplicity that remains in rhythmic unison throughout with focus placed on the dynamic range. Its text written by the composer emphasizes the communal significance of religious spaces making the piece an ideal choice for a reflective moment in any worship service.

SATB and Organ. Arise Shine is a setting of Isaiah Chapter 60: Verse 1-4 Line 19 composed by John Rutter.

Full Score-John Rutter's Magnificat is a joyous celebration of the Virgin Mary inspired by feast-day festivities in countries such as Spain Mexico and Puerto Rico. Following the example set by Bach the Magnificat text is extended incorporating the fifteenth-century English poem 'Of a Rose' the prayers 'Sancta Maria' and the 'Sanctus' (set to the Gregorian chant of the Missa cum jubilo). The full scores for orchestra or chamber ensemble are now available on sale for the first time in handsome cloth-bound editions and the newly set orchestral parts are available on hire.

This medium paced anthem has a strong rhythm and is a setting of Psalm 139 by John Rutter for SATB choir with Piano or Orchestra.

Harp part for the six titles in the Cambridge Singers Hymn Series which feature a Harp accompaniment. All six hymns have been recorded by the Cambridge Singers directed by John Rutter on the Collegium album Sing Ye Heavens (COLCD 126).

John Rutter's I My Best-Beloved's Am for SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.I My Best-Beloved's Am was written in 1999 for a BBC Singers broadcast concert on the theme of the Seven Sacraments. This a cappella anthem focuses on the theme of marriage - setting the nuptial responses from the old Tridentine Catholic marriage service and stanzas from Francis Quarles's poetic paraphrase of the Song of Solomon - but as the Song of Solomon is often understood as symbolic of the love between Christ and his Church is also suitable for use throughout the Church year. Gregorian chant is the prevalent musical influence and the maleand female voices are offset against each other in an effective contrast.

Jesus Child by John Rutter arranged and edited for Unison Voices with a simplified Piano accompaniment by Kenneth Pont. An ideal arrangement for schools or younger choral groups.

John Rutter's tender and poignant arrangement of W. J. Kirkpatrick's much-loved carol is available here for the first time as an octavo. The familiar melody is taken first by the sopranos and then by the male voices underpinned by a rich cushion of humming from the other sections of the choir before the voices join together for the final verse in glorious harmony.