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O thou the central orb / Charles Wood -- Puer natus / Alun Hoddinott -- On this day Earth shall ring / H.C. Stewart -- Lord, thou hast told us / Arnold Bax -- A litany / William Walton -- Christ the Lord is risen again / John Rutter -- Lift up your heads: op. 44, no. 2 / Francis Jackson -- O clap your hands / John Rutter -- A pure river of water of life / Alan Ridout -- A hymn to the Trinity / Kenneth Leighton -- We wait for thy loving kindness / William McKie -- Set me as a seal / William Walton -- O taste and see / R. Vaughan Williams -- Let all mortal flesh keep silence / Edward C. Bairstow --Thou, o God, art praised in Sion / Ian Hare -- Faire is the heaven / William H. Harris -- Give us the wings of faith / Ernest Bullock -- Make a joyful noise: Jubilate Deo, op. 26, no. 2 / William Mathias -- O be joyful in the Lord: Jubilate Deo / Benjamin Britten -- O how amiable / R. Vaughan Williams -- Like as the hart / Herbert Howells -- Jesu dulcis memoria / Paul Drayton -- A prayer for peace / David Lord -- Lo, in the time appointed / Healey Willan -- Ah holy Jesus / Roger T. Petrich -- Gloria in excelsis / Robert Washburn.
This volume serves as a curated anthology of twenty-six choral anthems composed by twentieth-century musicians for mixed voices. Christopher Morris, an established editor in the field of choral music, compiles these works to provide choirs with a diverse selection of liturgical and sacred pieces. The collection functions as a practical resource for church and concert choirs seeking to expand their repertoire with significant compositions from the modern era.
What You Will Find
Experts and choir directors frequently identify this anthology as a standard resource for accessing high-quality twentieth-century choral literature. The selection is noted for its balance of accessible pieces and more complex works, making it a staple in many choral libraries.
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
1976-04-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019353018X
ISBN-13:
9780193530188
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