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Includes all new choral<br />

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<strong>music</strong><br />

new publications<br />

January–June 2017<br />

contents<br />

Instrumental and books<br />

p. 2......Instrumental<br />

p. 3......Keyboard workbook<br />

p. 4......Books<br />

Choral<br />

p. 5......Sacred choral<br />

p. 8......Secular choral<br />

p. 10......Christmas choral


Instrumental<br />

Also by Kathy and David Blackwell:<br />

Solo Time for Violin<br />

major new title<br />

978-0-19-340479-3 978-0-19-340478-6 978-0-19-340490-8<br />

Kathy and David Blackwell<br />

Solo Time for Viola<br />

Three books of graded concert pieces<br />

for viola and piano<br />

• A graded series of pieces ranging from intermediate to more<br />

advanced levels<br />

• 15 carefully selected and arranged pieces in each book, displaying<br />

an exciting variety of styles<br />

• Keys and technical challenges suited to the level<br />

• Helpful fingering and bowing suggestions<br />

• Informative notes on the pieces and performance techniques<br />

• Stylistic piano accompaniments for all pieces<br />

Featuring tailored arrangements and original pieces by the authors<br />

of the award-winning Fiddle Time series, Solo Time for Viola provides<br />

sophisticated repertoire from the Baroque to the modern age and<br />

introduces styles and techniques for the developing performer.<br />

Book 1<br />

J. S. Bach: Gavotte • English trad.: No Man’s Jig • F.C. and M.P.C.: Two<br />

Dances from Terpsichore • Fauré: Cantabile, from Requiem • Haydn:<br />

Minuets 1 and 2 from Piano Sontata, Hob. XVI/43 • Elgar: Ysobel<br />

Bohm: Little Hungarian Rhapsody • Bartok: Two Pieces from For Children<br />

Satie: La diva de l’Empire • Telemann: Presto • K. & D. Blackwell: A Song<br />

for August • Handel: V’adoro, pupille • Spiritual: Joshua fit the battle of<br />

Jericho • Mozart: Rondeau • Rebikov: Russian Dance<br />

Book 1: 978-0-19-351328-0 • Difficulty B • 48pp • £13.95<br />

Book 2<br />

J. S. Bach: Prelude in G • Moszkowski: Penseé fugitive • Dancla: Petite<br />

Fantasie—Bolero • Mazas: Rondo • Klezmer trad.: Odessa Bulgar<br />

Mendelssohn: Song without words • Lavildevan: Sugar with Cinnamon<br />

W. A. Mozart: Allegro • Scottish trad.: Afton water • K. & D. Blackwell:<br />

Escape attempt • Schubert: Minuet and Trio • Janác˘ek: Dobrou Noc!<br />

Dvor˘ák: Slavonic Dance • Grieg: Puck • Vivaldi: Largo and Allegro<br />

Book 2: 978-0-19-351329-7 • Difficulty B-C • 72pp • £14.25<br />

coming soon<br />

String Time Joggers 2<br />

More fun and characterful ensemble pieces for young string players.<br />

major new title<br />

Edited by Julian Elloway<br />

The Oxford Book of Funeral and<br />

Memorial Music for Organ<br />

This is a collection of practical repertoire for church organists playing<br />

at funerals and memorial services. Covering a broad range of <strong>music</strong><br />

for players of intermediate ability, it includes hymn preludes and newly<br />

commissioned arrangements, and constantly requested pieces by<br />

J. S. Bach, Dvor˘ák, Elgar, Handel, Mendelssohn, and Satie, among others.<br />

The result is a comprehensive, thoughtful, and welcome resource for<br />

working organists.<br />

Contents include:<br />

Thomas Attwood: A Grand Dirge • J. S. Bach: Herr Gott, nun schleuss<br />

den Himmel auf BWV 617 • J. S. Bach: Mit Fried und Freud ich fahr<br />

dahin BWV 616 • J. S. Bach: Nun danket alle Gott BWV 657<br />

J. S. Bach: Sonatina from Cantata Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit<br />

‘Actus Tragicus’ BWV 106 • J. S. Bach: Sinfonia from Cantata Ich steh’<br />

mit einem Fuss im Grabe BWV 156 • Brahms: How lovely are thy<br />

dwellings from Deutsches Requiem • Dvorák: Largo from Symphony<br />

No. 9 ‘New World’ • Elgar: Nimrod from Enigma Variations • Ravel:<br />

Pavane pour une infante défunte • Handel: I know that my Redeemer<br />

liveth from Messiah • Handel: Ombra mai fu from Serse<br />

Mendelssohn: O rest in the Lord from Elijah • Satie: Gymnopédie no. 1<br />

Schubert: Andante con moto from Quartet in D minor Op. post. ‘Death<br />

and the maiden’ • Stölzel: Bist du bei mir from 1725 Anna Magdalena<br />

Bach Notebook • Vierne: Berceuse Op. 31 No. 19 • Whitlock: Folk Tune<br />

978-0-19-340119-8 • Available June • Difficulty B • 64pp • £13.50<br />

Book 3<br />

J. S. Bach: Sinfonia in G • Elgar: Sonatina • American trad.: Cripple<br />

Creek • Vivaldi: Allegro non molto • Brahms: Intermezzo • Telemann:<br />

Lento and Allegro • Romanian trad.: Jiana • Albéniz: Mallorca • W. A.<br />

Mozart: Andante • Pierné: Cantilène • Schumann: Andante cantabile<br />

K. & D. Blackwell: Fantasia—Arioso • Schubert: Scherzo and Trio<br />

Book 3: 978-0-19-351330-3 • Difficulty C • 96pp • £15.50<br />

All available April<br />

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major new title<br />

Anne Marsden Thomas and Frederick Stocken<br />

Graded Keyboard Musicianship<br />

Howard Skempton<br />

Moving On<br />

Moving On is a single-movement work for string<br />

quartet. Skempton masterfully combines classical<br />

string quartet textures with luxuriant harmonies<br />

and a fluid approach to tonality, resulting in an<br />

appealing modern addition to the genre.<br />

Score: 978-0-19-341717-5 • 12pp • £10.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351322-8 • 20pp • £12.50<br />

Both published • Difficulty C • 9 mins<br />

Graded Keyboard Musicianship provides graded and integrated<br />

exercises for developing five core skills at the keyboard: figured<br />

bass, score-reading, transposition, harmonization, and improvisation.<br />

Organized into two books, it develops these skills from an elementary<br />

level, providing support for practical and theoretical <strong>music</strong> exams,<br />

and for teaching harmony. Book 1 assumes keyboard ability of<br />

Grade 1 ABRSM standard and covers up to Grade 5 (beginner to<br />

intermediate), while Book 2 covers Grades 6 to 8 (intermediate to<br />

advanced). The bite-size approach, catering for pianists and organists,<br />

uses practical worksheets of exercises alongside supplementary text.<br />

Book 1: 978-0-19-341193-7 • Difficulty A–B<br />

Book 2: 978-0-19-341194-4 • Difficulty C–D<br />

Both available April • 64pp • £14.95<br />

Gordon Crosse<br />

Ariadne<br />

Ariadne is an atmospheric concert work for<br />

oboe and mixed ensemble, composed for<br />

leading oboist Sarah Francis, who performed<br />

both the 1972 premiere of the work and on the<br />

later CD recording (Lyrita SRCD.259). This piano<br />

reduction is intended for rehearsal use only. The<br />

full score and instrumental parts are available on<br />

hire/rental from Oxford University Press.<br />

Piano reduction: 978-0-19-340774-9 • Published<br />

Difficulty C–D • 64pp • 23 mins • £11.95<br />

coming soon<br />

Vitalij Neugasimov<br />

Piano Sketches Duets Books 1 & 2<br />

A collection of striking new pieces for piano duet at easy or<br />

intermediate level.<br />

Publishing Summer 2017<br />

Already published in this series:<br />

978-0-19-341327-6 978-0-19-341328-3<br />

John Rutter arr. Mary Kay Parrish<br />

A Gaelic Blessing<br />

John Rutter’s enduringly popular anthem<br />

arranged for handbells. The arrangement is<br />

suitable for three-, four-, or five-octave choirs.<br />

978-0-19-341611-6 • Published • Difficulty B–C<br />

4pp • 2 mins<br />

A Gaelic Blessing is only available from OUP to<br />

customers in the USA and Canada via C F Peters<br />

(www.edition-peters.com). Customers in the UK<br />

and all other countries can purchase it from the<br />

RSCM (www.rscm.com/shop).<br />

coming soon<br />

Ralph Vaughan Williams<br />

Edited by Alain Frogley<br />

Symphony No. 9<br />

Symphony No. 9 in E minor was the last symphony written by Ralph<br />

Vaughan Williams and is described in The New Grove Dictionary of<br />

Music and Musicians as ‘the most impressive achievement’ of the<br />

composer’s final decade. This new, scholarly edition, edited by Alain<br />

Frogley, replaces the existing OUP edition from 1958, and includes<br />

detailed preliminary matter, comprising a preface, sources and editorial<br />

method, and detailed textual notes.<br />

Orchestral material is available on hire/rental: 3fl(3rd+picc).2.ca.2.bcl.2<br />

.cb.3sax-4.1flghn.2.3.1-timp.5perc.2hp.cel-str<br />

Study score: 978-0-19-351412-6 • £19.95<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351411-9 • £85.00<br />

Both available August • 172pp • 33 mins<br />

Other recently published Vaughan Williams study scores:<br />

978-0-19-336824-8 978-0-19-337949-7 978-0-19-338588-7 978-0-19-341330-6<br />

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Books<br />

Edited by David Lloyd-Jones<br />

A Walton Reader<br />

Drawn from updated material from all 23 volumes of the William<br />

Walton Edition, this unique compendium offers a fascinating insight<br />

into the composer’s life and output. Covering the stage works, filmscores,<br />

and orchestral, vocal, and instrumental pieces, it provides a<br />

highly readable yet authoritative account of the compositions from<br />

conception, and of the issues and characters which shaped them.<br />

978-0-19-341466-2 • Available July • 256pp • £25.00<br />

Also available:<br />

Stewart R. Craggs<br />

William Walton: A Catalogue<br />

This revised, updated, and expanded paperback<br />

edition of the definitive catalogue of works by<br />

Sir William Walton (1902–83) follows the<br />

completion of the William Walton Edition. It<br />

forms a comprehensive source of <strong>music</strong>al and<br />

documentary information relevant to Walton’s<br />

life and work.<br />

978-0-19-340944-6 • Published • 192pp<br />

£35.95<br />

Timothy Dudley-Smith<br />

A Functional Art<br />

Reflections of a Hymn Writer<br />

One of the finest and most influential hymnwriters<br />

of our age, Timothy Dudley-Smith<br />

has published around 400 hymn texts. In this<br />

fascinating book, the author explores not only<br />

the writing of hymns but many other aspects<br />

including the study and singing of them. It is not<br />

a history, a text book, or an academic treatise,<br />

but the personal reflections of an experienced<br />

practitioner who has been speaking and writing<br />

on this subject, on both sides of the Atlantic, for more than fifty years.<br />

His armchair reflections draw freely on the writings of others, and in a<br />

discursive, almost conversational, style.<br />

978-0-19-340871-5 • Available March • 320pp • £19.99<br />

Choral<br />

In Winter<br />

OUP is pleased to celebrate the collaboration of Katie Melua and<br />

Bob Chilcott for the recent CD ‘In Winter’, and to publish four<br />

arrangements for SATB from this recording.<br />

Cradle Song/Legă nelul Lui Lisus<br />

for SATB unaccompanied<br />

The simple and graceful folk melody of this characterful Romanian<br />

carol is skilfully shared between parts in its verse and refrain structure.<br />

978-0-19-351760-8 • Difficulty B • 8pp • 2 mins • £1.95<br />

Nunc Dimittis/Nine otpushchayeshi<br />

for SATB (with divisions) and guitar or harp<br />

This is Rachmaninov’s celebrated fifth movement of the Vespers<br />

(or ‘All-Night Vigil’), arranged with accompaniment and a new singing<br />

translation by Bob Chilcott.<br />

978-0-19-351758-5 • Difficulty B • 8pp • 4 mins • £1.95<br />

The Little Swallow/Shchedryk<br />

for SATB unaccompanied<br />

This traditional Ukrainian carol was first introduced to the Englishspeaking<br />

world as ‘Carol of the Bells’, with lyrics that link it to<br />

Christmas. Here the original is presented in Ukrainian and English,<br />

with the haunting and atmospheric folk motifs distributed between<br />

the parts.<br />

978-0-19-351757-8 • Difficulty B • 12pp • 2 mins • £2.25<br />

O Holy Night<br />

for SATB and guitar or harp<br />

Adolphe Charles Adam’s carol, based on Cappeau de Roquemaure’s<br />

poem and then translated, is here arranged to enhance the appealing<br />

simplicity and dramatic swells of the original, drawing on Katie’s guitar<br />

from the recording and a sonorous choral texture.<br />

978-0-19-351759-2 • Difficulty B • 12pp • 4 1 / 2 mins • £2.25<br />

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Sacred choral<br />

major new title<br />

Edited by Alan Bullard<br />

The Oxford Book of<br />

Easy Flexible Anthems<br />

Simple, varied anthems for the church year<br />

• More than 65 flexibly scored anthems<br />

• Suitable for mixed choirs, upper-voice choirs,<br />

male-voice choirs, choirs with few men, unison<br />

choirs, small choirs, and all other groups<br />

• New flexible arrangements of modern classics<br />

and traditional favourites<br />

• Brand new pieces by composers such as<br />

Malcolm Archer, Alan Bullard, Cecilia McDowall,<br />

Sarah Quartel, and Richard Shephard<br />

• Wide range of material, from Thomas Tallis to the present day and<br />

including plainsong, folk tunes, spirituals, and African songs<br />

• Accessible keyboard accompaniments suitable for organ (with or<br />

without pedals) or piano<br />

• Comprehensive coverage of the Church’s year, excluding<br />

Christmas, with a table printed for reference<br />

• Available in both standard and spiral-bound editions<br />

• Recordings of many of the anthems are on the companion website<br />

The Oxford Book of Easy Flexible Anthems is designed to complement<br />

The Oxford Book of Flexible Anthems, enabling church choirs of all types<br />

and sizes to have at their fingertips easy <strong>music</strong> for every occasion. The<br />

collection presents flexibility of scoring in a constructive and realistic<br />

way, with particular provision for unison or two-part singing, while not<br />

forgetting SATB choirs, and a focus on ease of learning and performance.<br />

With complete coverage of the Church’s year, and a fabulous range of<br />

accessible, quality material, this is a vital resource for all church choirs.<br />

Paperback: 978-0-19-341325-2 • £15.50<br />

Spiral-bound paperback: 978-0-19-341326-9 • £19.95<br />

Both available March • Difficulty A–B • 288pp<br />

major new title<br />

John Rutter<br />

Visions<br />

for solo violin, upper-voice choir, with harp, and strings or organ<br />

Visions is a four-movement showpiece for solo<br />

violin in unique combination with upper-voice<br />

choir, harp, and strings (or organ). Inspired by<br />

the idea of ‘Jerusalem’ both as a Holy City and a<br />

utopian ideal of heavenly peace and seraphic bliss,<br />

the composer has selected four biblical texts, in<br />

English and Latin, that express different aspects of<br />

this vision. The profound subject matter is taken<br />

up in the celestial soundworld of the choir and<br />

the virtuosic, vibrant, and expressive writing for violin, all set against a<br />

backdrop of rich textures and harmonies in the strings and harp. The<br />

accompaniment is available in two different instrumentations: harp and<br />

string ensemble or harp and organ. The solo violin and harp parts are<br />

identical in both versions.<br />

Conductor’s scores and string parts are available on hire/rental.<br />

Vocal score: 978-0-19-351318-1 32pp £8.25<br />

Solo violin part: 978-0-19-351319-8 12pp £6.95<br />

Organ part: 978-0-19-351321-1 36pp £9.50<br />

Harp part: 978-0-19-351320-4 16pp £6.95<br />

All published • 20 mins • Difficulty B–C<br />

A CD featuring Visions is newly available from<br />

Collegium Records (www.collegium.co.uk).<br />

Conducted by John Rutter, with Kerson Leong<br />

(solo violin), The Temple Church Boys’ Choir, and<br />

Aurora Orchestra. It also includes a new recording<br />

of Requiem.<br />

Also available:<br />

Edited by Alan Bullard<br />

The Oxford Book of Flexible Anthems<br />

Paperback: 978-0-19-335895-9 • £15.50<br />

Spiral-bound paperback: 978-0-19-335896-6 • £19.95<br />

The Oxford Book of Flexible Carols<br />

Paperback: 978-0-19-336462-2 • £15.50<br />

Spiral-bound paperback: 978-0-19-336463-9 • £19.95<br />

Grades of difficulty<br />

A very easy<br />

B easy<br />

C moderately difficult<br />

D difficult<br />

www.oup.com/sheet<strong>music</strong> 5


major new title<br />

Sarah Quartel<br />

Snow Angel<br />

for SATB or SSAA, solo cello, djembe, and piano<br />

David Bednall<br />

In manus tuas<br />

Snow Angel is an evocative five-movement choral work that explores<br />

themes of love, rebirth, and beauty through the eyes of children and<br />

the heavenly army of angels that watch over them, yearning to make a<br />

difference to their lives. The work may be performed with narration, in<br />

which three angels present their perspectives on their earthly charges.<br />

Quartel weaves a haunting and poignant cello line throughout the<br />

work, and a vibrant part for djembe in movement four, ‘Sweet child’,<br />

carries the listener from the ethereal and mystical realm the work<br />

predominantly inhabits into an emphatic anthem with a distinctly<br />

African feel. The <strong>music</strong>al language is emotive and pictorial, allowing<br />

performers to play an active role in the storytelling.<br />

A part for solo cello is available separately.<br />

SATB vocal score: 978-0-19-351229-0 • 56pp • £5.50<br />

SSAA vocal score: 978-0-19-351228-3 • 48pp • £5.50<br />

Cello part: 978-0-19-351451-5 • 8pp • £5.50<br />

Both available January • Difficulty B • 20 mins<br />

Sarah Quartel<br />

God will give orders/Sweet child<br />

for SATB or SSA, solo cello, djembe, and piano<br />

This evocative anthem, from the larger work Snow<br />

Angel, is a piece of two halves. Opening with a<br />

haunting cello line, the first section (‘God will give<br />

orders’) is mystical and ethereal, until a vibrant<br />

figure from the djembe lifts the <strong>music</strong> into the<br />

second section (‘Sweet child’), which is uplifting<br />

and bold in character, with a distinctly African feel<br />

and an effective a cappella ending.<br />

The instrumental parts are included in the vocal score.<br />

SATB vocal score: 978-0-19-351441-6<br />

SSAA vocal score: 978-0-19-351202-3<br />

Both published • Difficulty B • 20pp • 4 mins • £2.90<br />

Bob Chilcott<br />

We bless thee for our creation<br />

for SATB double choir unaccompanied<br />

This optimistic and affirmatory anthem sets a useful service text<br />

of general thanksgiving from the Book of Common Prayer. Chilcott<br />

makes full use of the imitation and antiphonal effects that these forces<br />

enable, while keeping the vocal lines and part-writing well within the<br />

capabilities of most church choirs.<br />

978-0-19-351219-1 • Available June • Difficulty B–C • 20pp • 4 mins<br />

£2.90<br />

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for SATB unaccompanied<br />

In this short introit Bednall sets the ‘In manus tuas’ responsary for the<br />

Compline service. A setting of a useful text for church or cathedral<br />

services, the anthem is appropriately serene and luminiscent, featuring<br />

trademarks of Bednall’s style such as changing metres, rich harmonies,<br />

and expressive melismas.<br />

978-0-19-351424-9 • Available January • Difficulty B • 8pp • 3 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

David Bednall<br />

Like as the hart<br />

for SATB unaccompanied<br />

Like as the hart sets reflective yet fervent words from Psalm 42. The<br />

vocal writing is emotive and expressive, and the fluctuating metres<br />

perfectly complement the rhythm adopted by the psalmist when<br />

penning this devotion.<br />

978-0-19-351427-0 • Published • Difficulty B–C • 8pp • 2½ mins<br />

£1.95<br />

David Bednall<br />

O come, let us sing<br />

for SATB or unison voices and organ<br />

This joyous, celebratory introit sets well-known words from<br />

Psalm 95 and features appealing recitative-like melodies, striking<br />

harmonies, and fluctuating metre. The flexible scoring facilitates<br />

performance by mixed, unison, or high voices, and the organ part<br />

provides a supportive yet compelling accompaniment. O come, let<br />

us sing has been recorded by Wells Cathedral Choir, conducted by<br />

Matthew Owens, on the CD ‘Flame Celestial’ (REGCD320).<br />

978-0-19-351316-7 • Published • Difficulty B–C • 8pp • 2 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

David Bednall<br />

Te lucis<br />

for tenor solo and SATB unaccompanied<br />

David Bednall’s unaccompanied setting of this Compline hymn<br />

contrasts sections of chant, for tenor soloist, with rich responses<br />

for full SATB choir. The introit has a gentle sense of ebb and flow,<br />

compounded by unusual and changing metres.<br />

978-0-19-351425-6 • Available January • Difficulty B • 4pp • 2 mins<br />

£1.70


Gabriel Jackson<br />

Mass for All Saints<br />

The Mass for All Saints is a captivating setting of the Latin Missa<br />

brevis. The accessible choral lines, idiomatic organ part, and colourful<br />

harmonies make this an ideal work for choirs looking for a fresh take<br />

on familiar words.<br />

978-0-19-339007-2 • Available February • Difficulty B • 72pp • 17 mins<br />

£12.95<br />

Gabriel Jackson<br />

Solitude/Vientuliba<br />

for SATB double choir<br />

This large-scale work was written for the BBC Singers and the Latvian<br />

Radio Choir, and shows Jackson at his most inventive in his choral<br />

writing. This vocally demanding score evokes positive aspects of<br />

solitude and silence. It sets two poems: ‘O Solitude’ by John Keats and<br />

‘Klusums’ (Silence) by the Latvian poet Ronalds Briedis.<br />

978-0-19-341592-8 • Published • Difficulty D • 44pp • 7 mins<br />

£7.95<br />

Gabriel Jackson<br />

Ubi caritas<br />

for SATB unaccompanied<br />

This anthem for unaccompanied choir juxtaposes the words of the<br />

Antiphon for the Washing of Feet on Maundy Thursday with ‘The<br />

red rose whispers of passion’ by the poet John Boyle O’Reilly. Jackson<br />

combines lyrical polyphonic phrases for upper and lower voices<br />

with atmospheric passages for full choir, frequently accompanied by<br />

repeated half-whispered text in free time.<br />

978-0-19-341731-1 • Available January • Difficulty C–D • 12pp • 6 mins<br />

£2.25<br />

A CD of Gabriel Jackson’s <strong>music</strong> is available from Regent Records<br />

(www.regent-records.co.uk). Directed by Christopher Gray, Truro<br />

Cathedral Choir, Joel Garthwaite (saxophone), Luke Bond (organ).<br />

Includes: Vox clara ecce intonat, Seven Advent<br />

Antiphons, Herzliebster Jesu, was hast du verbrochen,<br />

That wind blowing and that tide, Magnificat and Nunc<br />

dimittis (Truro Service), Holy is the true light, Aria for<br />

Joel and Vicki, Cantate Domino, Confirma hoc Deus,<br />

Factus est repente, Missa Triueriensis<br />

Cecilia McDowall<br />

Cecilia, busy like a bee<br />

for soprano solo and SSATB unaccompanied<br />

Cecilia, busy like a bee is a reflective and<br />

reverential setting of a text adapted from the<br />

Divine Office for St Cecilia's Day. The influence of<br />

plainchant is particularly apparent in the soprano<br />

solo, and McDowall intersperses effective imitative<br />

passages with homophonic writing that features<br />

rich, innovative harmonies.<br />

John Rutter<br />

A Gaelic Blessing<br />

978-0-19-341375-7 • Available January • Difficulty C<br />

16pp • 4 mins • £2.65<br />

for SATB, SSA, or unison voices with organ/chamber ensemble, or piano<br />

John Rutter’s enduringly popular setting of William Sharp’s uplifting<br />

words is serene, tender, and beautiful in its simplicity. The SATB vocal<br />

score is presented with commentary and performance hints from the<br />

composer.<br />

SATB vocal score: 978-0-19-341673-4 • Published • 8pp<br />

SSA vocal score: 978-0-19-341690-1 • Published • 8pp<br />

Unison voices/solo voice vocal score: 978-0-19-341691-8 • Published • 4pp<br />

The full score and set of parts are not compatible with the upper-voice or<br />

unison versions.<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-341867-7 • 12pp<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-341702-1 • 32pp<br />

All published • Difficulty A • 2 mins<br />

A Gaelic Blessing is only available from OUP to customers in the USA<br />

and Canada via C F Peters (www.edition-peters.com). Customers in<br />

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John Rutter<br />

Te Deum<br />

for SATB and organ/brass/orchestra<br />

A full score and set of parts for the brass version of John Rutter's<br />

popular Te Deum is now available on sale, as well as on hire/rental. A<br />

study score for the full orchestration is available on sale.<br />

Study score: 978-0-19-351420-1 • 36pp • £16.95<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351375-4 • 24pp • £16.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351376-1 • 48pp • £35.00<br />

All published • Difficulty C • 7 mins<br />

Alan Smith<br />

Listen, sweet dove<br />

for SATB and organ<br />

Setting the George Herbert poem ‘Whitsunday’ from the 1633<br />

collection The Temple, this lilting, gentle anthem is particularly useful<br />

for Whit Sunday services. Syncopations and duplets provide rhythmic<br />

interest, with memorable melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and<br />

contrasting textures making this a rewarding anthem for performer<br />

and listener alike.<br />

978-0-19-351431-7 • Available February • Difficulty B • 8pp • 2½ mins<br />

£1.95<br />

Alan Smith<br />

O nata lux<br />

for SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied<br />

Alan Smith’s setting of the Latin hymn at Lauds for The Feast of<br />

Transfiguration is stately and solemn. Featuring imitative entries<br />

that open out into rich, expansive textures at climactic moments,<br />

the anthem is an appealing alternative to the well-known setting by<br />

Thomas Tallis.<br />

978-0-19-351423-2 • Available January • Difficulty B • 8pp • 3 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

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Will Todd<br />

Mass in Blue<br />

for soprano solo, SATB, piano, bass, drum kit, opt. alto saxophone<br />

Learning tracks for Will Todd’s Mass in Blue have been prepared to<br />

assist choirs in their learning of this dynamic work. Each part (S, A, T,<br />

and B) has been recorded as a separate track, allowing singers to listen<br />

to their own parts, with accompaniment from the Will Todd Trio.<br />

Now available from the Mass in Blue companion website<br />

Mack Wilberg<br />

How can I keep from singing?<br />

for SATB and piano<br />

Wilberg’s arrangement of Robert Lowry’s text and<br />

melody is a beautifully reflective take on the wellknown<br />

hymn. Simple vocal lines are enhanced by a<br />

gently flowing accompaniment, rich in suspensions<br />

and harmonic interest. This part can be played on<br />

the piano, or by the unusual combination of flutes,<br />

cors anglais, harp, and strings.<br />

Orchestral material is available on hire/rental:<br />

3fl, 2c.a., hp, str<br />

978-0-19-351416-4 • Available January • Difficulty B • 8pp • 3 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

Secular choral<br />

major new title<br />

Bob Chilcott<br />

Two Friends<br />

for SATB unaccompanied<br />

Bob Chilcott<br />

Silver Swan<br />

This compact anthem for unaccompanied choir<br />

is the result of another successful collaboration<br />

between Bob Chilcott and the poet Charles<br />

Bennett. Well-crafted and tender melodic lines are<br />

shared between the ‘two friends’ to good effect.<br />

978-0-19-351218-4 • Available January • Difficulty B<br />

8pp • 3 mins • £1.95<br />

for SATB double choir unaccompanied<br />

This setting of Orlando Gibbons and Catullus is a<br />

re-working of Gibbons’s celebrated seventeenthcentury<br />

madrigal (of the same title) for five voices.<br />

It retains the lilting depiction of the swan and<br />

the original composer’s love of antiphonal effects<br />

and rich texture, providing an ideal platform for<br />

established choirs to explore tone, blend, and<br />

<strong>music</strong>al imagery.<br />

978-0-19-341903-2 • Available January • Difficulty C<br />

20pp • 5 mins • £2.90


Cecilia McDowall<br />

Drink the Sky<br />

for SA, piano, and percussion<br />

This is an uplifting and expressive setting of a fun, descriptive text by<br />

Christie Dickason that characterizes the sky in an imaginative way.<br />

The compelling melodies are underpinned by a dynamic piano part<br />

and characterful glockenspiel and suspended cymbal. A contrasting<br />

middle section in triple time quotes from the Northumbrian folk<br />

song ‘When the boat comes in’, while interjections complement the<br />

narrative. The final section is affirmatory in feel, emphatically repeating<br />

the final line of the poem, ‘and I will grow’.<br />

978-0-19-339351-6 • Published • Difficulty A • 12pp • 4½ mins<br />

£2.25<br />

Cecilia McDowall<br />

Now is the Time<br />

for SATB and piano<br />

Written for the 2016 'Requiem to Cancer' event at St Paul's Church,<br />

Covent Garden, Now is the Time sets hopeful and inspirational words<br />

by Marie Curie. McDowall's setting is optimistic and appealing, with<br />

charming interplay between the voices and piano.<br />

978-0-19-351260-3 • Available January • Difficulty B 12pp • 2½ mins<br />

£2.25<br />

Sarah Quartel<br />

The Beat of a Different Drum<br />

for SA, piano, and percussion<br />

This original composition sets the composer’s own text celebrating<br />

freedom of expression and the <strong>music</strong> within each of us. Accompanied<br />

by hand-drum and piano, the piece is an exciting and engaging sing<br />

filled with teachable moments and opportunities for <strong>music</strong>al growth,<br />

with simple legato and two-part passages, and vocal percussion.<br />

Also available in a version for CBar, piano, and percussion, which is<br />

fully compatible with this upper-voice version.<br />

978-0-19-351271-9 • Published • Difficulty A–B • 16pp • 3 mins<br />

£2.65<br />

Sarah Quartel<br />

A Winter Day<br />

for SATB (with divisions), solo cello, and piano<br />

This five-movement work celebrates the long<br />

Canadian winter, setting texts by the composer,<br />

Sara Teasdale, Lucy Maud Montgomery (of ‘Anne<br />

of Green Gables’ fame), and Melville Cane. The<br />

<strong>music</strong> conjures up vivid images of a cold and crisp<br />

winter, and of swirling, dancing snowflakes.<br />

978-0-19-351440-9 • Available February • Difficulty B<br />

48pp • 17 mins • £6.95<br />

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Christmas choral<br />

David Bednall<br />

Alleluya, a New Work is Come<br />

on Hand<br />

for SATB and organ<br />

Malcolm Archer<br />

A Virgin most pure<br />

for SATB and organ<br />

The choral writing in this energetic and joyful<br />

carol is rich with rhythmic character, while the<br />

organ part is typically virtuosic. Alleluya, A New<br />

Work is Come on Hand is recorded on the Regent<br />

Records CD ‘A Year at Tewkesbury’ (REGCD474).<br />

978-0-19-351426-3 • Available April • Difficulty C<br />

12pp • 3 mins • £2.25<br />

An energetic setting of a well-loved traditional text, with a memorable<br />

tune, attractive sequences, and enjoyable exchanges between choir<br />

and organ.<br />

978-0-19-351452-2 • Available April • Difficulty B • 8pp • 4 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

Sarah Quartel<br />

Huron Carol<br />

for SATB and piano<br />

This atmospheric arrangement of a traditional Canadian carol<br />

perfectly captures the Christmas story and demonstrates Quartel’s<br />

<strong>music</strong>al poetry.<br />

978-0-19-339632-6 • Available April • Difficulty B • 8pp • 4 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

Michael Berkeley<br />

This endernight<br />

for SATB and organ<br />

Commissioned by King’s College, Cambridge, for the 2016 Festival<br />

of Nine Lessons and Carols, This endernight is a tender, peaceful<br />

setting of well-known fifteenth-century words. The recurring melody<br />

has an appropriately lilting feel, and Berkeley employs artful textural<br />

juxtapositions, with solo lines always opening out into a rich, full-choir<br />

sound for the 'lullay, by-by' refrain. The organ part provides colour and<br />

support for the voices, with sparkling semiquavers leading into the<br />

final, vibrant section.<br />

978-0-19-351317-4 • Available April • Difficulty B • 12pp • 4½ mins<br />

£2.25<br />

major new title<br />

upper voices<br />

Bob Chilcott<br />

The Midnight of your Birth<br />

5 Songs for Upper Voices<br />

This collection brings together five brand new carols by Bob Chilcott<br />

for upper voices and piano. Suitable for women’s choirs or youth<br />

choirs, the carols were commissioned by celebrated groups including<br />

The St Louis Children’s Choir and Keiichi Asai’s Women’s Choir of<br />

Kyoto. The texts, by long-term collaborator Charles Bennett, weave an<br />

imagery of birds and the natural world with the Christmas narrative.<br />

The Midnight of your Birth • The Blackbird with One White Feather<br />

The Shepherds Answer • The Rain-Tree Carol •The Angel did Fly<br />

978-0-19-351429-4 • Available April • 32pp • 17 mins • £5.25<br />

Other collections for upper voices by Bob Chilcott:<br />

978-0-19-339082-9 978-0-19-340615-5 978-0-19-335920-8 978-0-19-338156-8<br />

Bob Chilcott<br />

Mary’s Child<br />

for SATB unaccompanied, with optional flute<br />

This warm and tender carol sets an evocative text by Norman<br />

Nicholson depicting Mary’s gentle nurturing of her child. There is a<br />

beautiful simplicity in Chilcott’s setting, which features sumptuous<br />

harmonies and lyrical melodies. The optional part for flute weaves in<br />

and out of the texture and will be available as a free download from<br />

the OUP website.<br />

978-0-19-341343-6 • Available April • Difficulty B • 8pp • 4 mins<br />

£1.95<br />

Bob Chilcott<br />

My Perfect Stranger<br />

for upper voices, SATB (with solos), and harp<br />

My Perfect Stranger is a captivating setting of Kevin Crossley-Holland’s<br />

retelling of the Christmas story. Soloists take on the roles of key<br />

players in the narrative in the central movement, with the upper<br />

voices taking on the role of the guiding star, as well as enriching the<br />

texture at important moments in the story. The artful harp writing<br />

makes for a vibrant accompaniment and a successful alternative to the<br />

more common accompaniments for keyboard.<br />

978-0-19-341730-4 • Available April • 48pp • 10 mins • £8.25<br />

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New orchestrations for<br />

Bob Chilcott works<br />

Newly available on hire/rental:<br />

Wenceslas<br />

An alternative orchestration for brass quintet, timpani, harp, and organ<br />

for Chicott’s vivid presentation of the story of Good King Wenceslas<br />

on the Feast of Stephen.<br />

Jesus, Springing<br />

This beautiful, tender carol has the new accompaniment option of<br />

brass quintet and organ.<br />

Alan Bullard<br />

A star as bright as day<br />

for SATB and organ/piano<br />

An interesting setting of a familiar text, A star as bright as day<br />

presents the Christmas story through lively then reflective sections<br />

that produce <strong>music</strong>al contrast and variety, and opportunity for close<br />

ensemble singing. Quirky yet thoroughly enjoyable, this short piece is<br />

perfect for carol concerts, and completes its journey with us looking<br />

at the babe in the manger.<br />

978-0-19-351452-2 • Available May • Difficulty B • 8pp • 2½ mins<br />

£1.95<br />

Alan Smith<br />

Tryste Noel<br />

for SATBB unaccompanied<br />

Setting an evocative text by Louise Imogen<br />

Guiney, this reflective, episodic carol will be a<br />

particularly useful addition to the repertory of<br />

cathedral choirs. The oft-changing metres perfectly<br />

complement the poetic metre of the text, and the<br />

rich harmonies and lilting melodies give the carol<br />

a sense of poignancy.<br />

978-0-19-351430-0 • Available April • Difficulty C<br />

8pp • 3 mins • £1.95<br />

John Rutter scores and parts<br />

Scores and set of parts are newly available for sale (as well as on hire/<br />

rental) for some of John Rutter’s best-loved carols. All sets of parts<br />

include the following string parts: 4 x vln I, 4 x vln II, 3 x vla, 2 x vc,<br />

1 x db.<br />

Angels’ Carol<br />

Compatible with both the upper- and mixed-voice versions.<br />

2fl, ob, 2cl, bsn, 2hn, hp, str<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351221-4 • 24pp • £15.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351222-1 • 84pp • £26.95<br />

Both published • Difficulty A–B • 3 mins<br />

Carol of the Magi<br />

String orchestra, with solo cello<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351413-3 • 16pp • £15.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351414-0 • 48pp • £35.95<br />

Cello part: 978-0-19-337008-1 • 8pp • £2.25<br />

All published • Difficulty B • 5 mins<br />

Christmas Lullaby<br />

fl, ob, cl, str<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-341563-8 • 24pp • £16.95<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19- 341562-1 • 58pp • £35.95<br />

Both published • Difficulty A–B • 4 mins<br />

I wish you Christmas<br />

2fl, ob, 2cl, bsn, 2hn, perc (glock & bell tree), hp, str<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351223-8 • 20pp • £15.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351224-5 • 88pp • £26.95<br />

Both published • Difficulty B • 4½ mins<br />

Rejoice and be merry<br />

3tpt, tbn I or horn in F, tbn II, bass tbn, tba, timps, handbells (opt), organ (opt)<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351386-0 • 24pp • £16.95<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351387-7 • 42pp • £35.95<br />

Both published • Difficulty A–B • 2½ mins<br />

The Very Best Time of Year<br />

fl, ob, hp, str<br />

Full score: 978-0-19- 351257-3 • 16pp • £15.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351258-0 • 36pp • £26.95<br />

Both published • Difficulty A–B • 3½ mins<br />

We wish you a merry Christmas<br />

fl, ob, cl, bsn, perc, str<br />

Full score: 978-0-19-351225-2 • 20pp • £15.50<br />

Set of parts: 978-0-19-351226-9 • 40pp • £26.95<br />

Both published • Difficulty B • 2 mins<br />

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