The final section of Beethoven's Choral Fantasia with English words by Robert Elkin. For SSATB with piano accompaniment.

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

Duration: ca. 4 minutes SSATB unaccompanied.There are a thousand thingsI would like to be for you But one of the most importantIs just being the someoneYou can talk to.There are so many thingsI would like to do for you And so many thingsI would like to sayAnd give and share.But for todayI just want you to knowThat I promiseI'll always be thereAnd I'll always care.Anon.

Written for unaccompanied SSATB choir. Also known as the Motet For The Circumcision. Text from Deuteronomy 30 vv.4-6 8.

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

Composer Orlando Gibbons was the leading English composer of his time the late 16th and early 17th century. This five-Voice SSATB madrigal is the best known of his many madrigals and remains compellingly beautiful.The sheet music also includes A Catch on Tobacco by theologian philosopher and composer Dr Henry Aldrich. It dates from 1685 when the composer was Dean of Christ Church Oxford and widely known among his contemporaries as a convivial soul who among his writings created a Latin epigramme listing five reasons for drinking. The performance notes stipulate that the round is to be sung by four men while smoking their pipes.

James Cartwright Macy (c.1845-1918) was an American songwriter and composer. Born in New York City he spent most of his life living and working in Cleveland. He wrote dozens of popular songs and pieces for the Piano as well as hymns and anthems. He also wrote under several pseudonyms meaning that a large proportion of his work could presently be unattributed to him.Little Tommy Went A-Fishing is possiblyMacy’s best-known work today. It is presented here for TTBB male voice chorus with a Piano reduction provided for rehearsal purposes. A version for SATB choir is available in a separate edition.