A slow and dreamlike lullaby for Christmas time with words and music by John Rutter. The piece is arranged for SSA with Piano or Organ Accompaniment.

Stable Carol is scored for SSA and piano or organ. Words and music by Vaughan Meakins. Duration 4 minutes.

A Prayer Of St Columba by Cecilia McDowall for SA and Men.Offprinted from The Oxford Book of Easy Flexible Anthems A Prayer Of St Columba is an expressive and emotive anthem with appealing arching melodies underpinned by a sparkling Organ part.

William Lloyd Webber's Sing O Heavens is an anthem for SAB chorus with Organ Accompaniment.

With A Voice Of Singing composed by Martin Shaw for SAB Choir and Organ Accompaniment.

Purcell Beati Omnes Qui Timent Dominum arranged for SSAB with Organ accompaniment.

He Hath Entered The Heven is a work by John Tavener originally composed for Upper Voices while this is the Vocal Score for Mixed Voices arranged by Gregory Rose. Lasting around 8 minutes itwas commissioned by Lady Margaret Hall Oxford. This new arrangement for Mixed Voices was made in 2013 and was first performed on the 9th of August 2013 by the CoMA Summer School Voices and the St VedastHandbell Ringers at St James' Church High Melton Doncaster conducted by Rose himself. In the September 2015 issue of the Organists' Review David Lindley writes: 'the piece is a powerfulone ending with an imploring repetition of the refrain in octaves'

A new Christmas carol composed by Oscar-winning composer Rachel Portman with text by children's author Michael Morpurgo We Were There is arranged for SSA Chorus and Piano. The work was commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic for their 175th anniversary and first performed by the Liverpool Philharmonic Youth on the 18th of December 2014. Portman's work gained a rapturous reception with critics and audiences praising its pretty melodies and the text by the master of fiction Michael Morpurgo. This Christmas carol makes a fantastically fresh antidote to the tired old favourites and it will definitelybe a hit with audiences who will love the new sound and the divine melodies. It'll certainly be a hit at any Christmas concert. In the September 2015 issue of Organists' Review David Lindley wrote that We Were There 'would make an agreeable piece for a school carol service and should be well within the abilities of a reasonably competent group.' An equally good review from the September 2015 issue of Sunday by Sunday from the Royal School of Church Music states that 'choirs will enjoy this attractive and effective piece.'

Tarik O’Regan's Tell Me incorporates words by the Irish poet Nahum Tate (1652-1715). This arrangement for unaccompanied SSA chorus or three voices was written for Juice Vocal Ensemble and premiered on 11 May 2014 at the Vale of Glamorgan Festival. The piece is based on the first movement of O'Regan's Now Fatal Change originally written for Ryland Angel and Lara St. John.

The Word is made song in this stunning scripture setting. Music and message meet in this graceful offering to become the perfect backdrop for your Lenten services or a time of confession. There is an organic quality to the way the chords move giving the anthem an artful and impressionistic appeal. Score and Parts (fl 1-2 ob cl 1-2 bn perc 1-2 hp vn 1-2 va vc db) available as a digital download.

Jim Papoulis fait don de ses redevances de compositeur à la Fondation pour petites voix, une organisation à but non lucratif dédiée à la sensibilisation et de financement de programmes de soutien à l'autonomisation des enfants dans le monde en favorisant leur créativité à travers la musique et des modèles. / Choeur Mixte (SAB) Et Piano

Showing the strength of one voice this song builds from a simple solo to contrapuntal lines. Each vocal section has its own melody before coming together with dramatic harmonic impact and then closing as simply as it began. Thispowerful song is the theme song of the With One Voice organization a group dedicated to preventing teenage suicide.

Greg Gilpin has taken a simple Latin text and infused it with rhythmic energy and excitement! “Jubilate!” lives up to its name: “Sing Joyfully!” Younger singers as well as more advanced choirs will enjoythe world beat sound and feel of this driving choral. Use it successfully as a lively concert opener or theme song for any choral organization.