Bob Chilcott's L'enfant dort for Solo Soprano and Piano.In the manner of a French chanson this is a charming lullaby on a text by Victor Hugo. A sweet simple melody is underpinned by a delicate fluid accompaniment and rich harmonic shad

Paperback-Singing By Numbers is a celebration of singing in all it's various forms. It includes an assortment of texts on the subject from sources as diverse as Spike Milligan Thomas Ravenscroft and the Song Of Solomon. The emotional heart of the piece is a moving setting of Sassoon's Everyone Sang. The seven short movements include items for upper (or children's) voices and men's voices as well as the full choir and all of them may be performed seperately.

Paperback-for SATB and piano A traditional Jewish song arranged as a gentle lullaby. These three folksongs are colourful original settings well within the grasp of most amateur choirs.

The Seeds of Stars is a resplendent setting by Bob Chilcott of a philosophical text by Charles Bennett. The rippling piano part provides a shimmering accompaniment to radiant and expressive vocal lines and Bob Chilcott effectively contrasts upper- and mixed-voice sections with stirring passages for all voices. Reflecting the vivid imagery of the text the upper voices soar above the choir during climatic moments but also bring the piece to its gentle profound close.

A lyrical and gentle carol arranged for unison voices with a smooth and sonorous Piano accompaniment.

Bob Chilcott's You Are My God for SATB and Piano. A short and simple anthem which is full of hope and warmth.

An uplifting and joyful concert setting of four texts exploring man's relationship with the earth. Brimming with energy the work has a wonderful freshness and vitality. Chilcott selects a range of evocative texts from ancient Chinese Aztec Eskimo and Native American cultures. Chilcott's skill for capturing the essence and meaning of words in music shines throughout the work. The percussion parts are included in the vocal score.

Bob Chilcott's We Are for SATB. We are is a dynamic and vibrant setting of 'The human family' a powerful poem by American poet Maya Angelou. The poet's message that 'we are more alike than we are unalike' is carried through the piece by a compelling rhythmic figure and the a cappella textures and interplay between voices creates an infectious energy. The rich texture of the double choir scoring allows the two groups of singers to work together to create the sense of unity and common purpose the poem speaks to. We are was commissioned by The King's Singers for their 50th anniversary celebrations and features ontheir album 'GOLD' (Signum SIGCD500). The piece was originally presented with the first choir scoring as AATBarBarB but has since been rescored for SATTBB with the option for the second choir to be SA or SATB remaining unchanged.

Tibetan singing bowls This inspiring work takes biblical texts on the subject of bread as both physical and spiritual sustenance culminating in a beautiful and uplifting setting of The Lord's Prayer.