Mixed choir (SATB)

This normally means for choirs consisting of both men and women, but can also indicate all-male choirs which comprise a full SATB range.

Originally written and arranged for the CBSO Christmas concerts in 2015, Rejoice! incorporates the Advent hymn, ‘O come, O come, Emmanuel’. The piece is designed as an opening number for […]

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This is a new setting of Reginald Heber’s Epiphany poem, “Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning.” It was written for the Boys’ Choir of the Nidaros Cathedral […]

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This arrangement of the well known carol, set to the tune of Greensleeves, was written specially for the Nidaros Cathedral Boys’ Choir in Trondheim, Norway, where it is to be […]

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Another new setting of familiar words is And glory shone, written for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir and Orchestra, and performed at their Christmas concerts in 2007 and, with a […]

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Originally arranged for a school choir, this traditional American spiritual includes an oboe obbligato part. The current arrangement was first performed by by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Choir, and […]

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See amid the Winter’s Snow is a completely new setting of the familiar words by Edward Caswell.  It is written for SATB choir with piano or orchestral accompaniment (parts available […]

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A new setting of the traditional English carol, ‘The First Nowell’.  This was first performed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus and Orchestra, to whom it is dedicated. It […]