POD-In The Bleak Midwinter is a work by Paul Mealor for Unaccompanied SATB Choir taken from 'To Seek Where Shadows Are'. Commissioned by John Armitage Memorial and Pro Coro Canada the work sets words from the poem by Christina Rossetti and a full performance lasts around 4 minutes. Paul Mealor’s lovely setting of In the Bleak Midwinter demands excellent tuning. To create such rich harmony each section of the choir divides – the bass line into three in addition to a baritone solo. The range of each voice part is substantial from a top B for sopranos to a low E (and optional B) below the stave for basses.Despite the demands of range and intonation choirs who master this piece will be rewarded. This is a beautiful addition to the Christmas repertoire. - Sunday by Sunday

Renowned Welsh composer Paul Mealor's Sanctuary Haunts was commissioned by the University of Aberdeen and first performed by the award-winning choir 'Polyphony.' This sheet music is for unaccompanied SATB Choir (with divisi). The piece lasts around 12 minutes and is split into three settings: I. Sanctuario by R.S Parkes (trans. John Barnes)II. Lantern of Stone by Peter DavidsonIII. Locus Iste Each of these movements flows nicely into the next while they can be performed separately if the performers so desire. Sanctuary Haunts was commissioned by the University ofAberdeen to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the consecration of King's College Chapel and was premiered by 'Polyphony' conducted by Stephen Layton at King's Chapel on 5th February 2010. It is dedicated to Professor Sir Duncan Rice. Perhaps best known for his work 'Wherever You Are' that attained Christmas number one in 2011 Paul Mealor has also composed 'Ubi Caritas et Amor' which was commissioned for the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. Sanctuary Haunts is a wonderful composition that is sure to inspire and uplift any audience.

Masterpiece was written by British composer conductor pianist and teacher Paul Drayton and sung by the King's Singers in their 2005 DVD release 'From Byrd to the Beatles'. Arranged here for SATB Voices with Piano accompaniment.The King's Singers are a British a cappella vocal ensemble founded in 1968. They are named after King's College in Cambridge England where the group was formed by six choral scholars. In the United Kingdom their popularity peaked in the 1970s and early 1980s. Thereafter they began to reach a wider international audience. Today the ensemble travels worldwide for itsperformances appearing in around 125 concerts each year mostly in Europe the U.S. and the Far East.

These well-known words seem endlessly fruitful for the composer and conjure up such lovely images which strike each of us in our own way. For me it was the beauty of the language with its flower imagery which made me want to set the words with richly warm harmony and to temper that with gently imitative refrains. The important element in approaching the performance of this carol is the blend and balance of voices. With divisi writing and characteristically colourful harmonies, it is important that each note in the texture is given equal weight. It is also desirable that the tempo should be flexible and that phrase ends should be given a little time, especially at those moments marked either with a comma or tenuto. The final section starting with the upper voices should be ethereal and when the tenors and basses join they should do so gently to balance the upper parts. The bulk of the carol should be conducted in a minim beat, as indicated by the 2/2 time signature. Subdivisions should only be necessary at rallentandos. The piece should flow freely. 3/4 bars can be conducted in one to continue to encourage the carol's flow. Recommended recording: Come out, Lazar - The shorter choral works of Paul Spicer (Regent REGCD280) by The Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge, directed by Sarah MacDonald. / Choeur Mixte (SATB) A Cappella

Anthem To St David is a beautiful choral piece setting a poem by Gordon Graham expertly composed for SATB choir by Paul Mealor.Anthem To St David was composed for the centenary celebration of R. S. Thomas (1913-2000) at All Saints’ Episcopal Church Princeton New Jersey.

All Wisdom Cometh From The Lord is a setting of text from Ecclesiasticus for unaccompanied SATB Choir.The work was commissioned by the University of St Andrews to celebrate its 600th anniversary and was premiered by St Salvator's Chapel Choir conducted by Thomas Wilkinson on 13 September 2013.All Wisdom Cometh From The Lord was composed by Paul Mealor. The Welsh composer who is most famously known for his composition Ubi caritas which was written for the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton

Par HINDEMITH PAUL. These canons now published for the first time document Hindemith's fondness of composing little parodistic works with a wink on certain occasions. More than 30 artistic postcard-sized works were written by the composer. In strict counterpoint, he used them to convey season's greetings, congratulations on birthdays and anniversaries, and thanks to friends, colleagues and cultural institutions. Some of these witty and entertaining pieces have been released on recordings several times, but they have not been available in printed editions yet. Our first edition now enables every choir and every small singing group to find a canon of the appropriate level of difficulty and perform it on many occasions with great success with the audience./ Répertoire / Choeur a Cappella

Paul Mealor's setting of Lord Byron's 'She walks in beauty' written for Octavoce. Scored for SATB divisi chorus unaccompanied.

Beata Es Virgo Maria was composed in 2008 by Paul Mealor for SATB divided chorus unaccompanied.

Matin Responsory by Paul Mealor was premiered by Oakham School Chapel Choir conducted by Peter Davis at the Oakham School Carol Service in Peterborough Cathedral on 12 December 2012.

This is an advanced work for unaccompanied divisi mixed voices on a text by Paul Laurence Dunbar. Try it with your college/university ensemble or advanced community chamber group.

The third of a set of four madrigals on rose texts 'Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal' for SATB (with divisi). Commissioned by John Armitage Memorial and first performed by the joint choirs of the University of St Andrews Chapel Choir University of Aberdeen Chamber Choir and the Edinburgh University Chamber Choir conducted by Michael Bawtree on October 28th 29th & 31st 2010.