This work Jubilant March for Organ is one of many original works that Stainer composed for Novello. It suggests that the high esteem in which Stainer was held by his contemporaries for the excellence of his Organ playing was not misplaced and is quite a rare Stainer work by virtue of its non-religious nature.John Stainer’s life coincided almost exactly with the reign of Queen Victoria. From his humble beginnings as the son of a cabinet maker he rose through his own brilliant musical gifts application and vision to become one of the most celebrated musical persons of his time. He is still remembered for having reOrganized the St Paul’s choir and for raising musicalstandards among church musicians in general and for his pioneering musicological research into early music. His hymns and arrangements of carols retain some popularlity today as does his Passiontide oratorio The Crucifixion.

John Stainer's beloved classic is arranged with a fresh touch from John Leavitt. The beauty of the piece is maintained and enhanced through this new setting. Perfect for use during Lent Easter or any time during the year. Moving!

This extremely popular anthem is one of the choruses from John Stainer's 'The Crucifixion ' a large choral work usually described as a cantata or oratorio but which the composer called 'a meditation on the sacred passion of the holy redeemer.' In ternary form with coda this Easter anthem's homophonic simplicity and its sincerity of expression have made it one of the standard works of the choral repertoire. _x000D_It can be performed by a choir of almost any size.

From John Stainer's most notable work the sacred meditation The Crucifixion. Version for SAB Choir (and Organ ad lib.) by Carl Deis.

Par STAINER JOHN. John Stainer [1840–1901] is known primarily as a pioneer of English musicology. As a composer he dedicated himself primarily to “Cathedral music. ” His Services and Anthems from this body of music were written largely for St. Paul’s Cathedral, where he worked temporarily as an organist./ Répertoire / Choeur SATB/SATB et Orgue

Paperback-Daniel Purcell's setting of Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis for SATB chorus with SAT and ATB verses and Organ accompaniment.In the absence of any original material Geoffrey Webber's preparation of this edition has been influenced by the scholarly reconstruction of the work by John Stainer. In Stainer's words: 'there is in it a quaintness not without tenderness and devotional feeling which recalls the style of the composer's brother Henry by whose brilliant career and fame he was no doubt overshadowed'.

The Novello Book of Classic Anthems brings together some of the finest sacred choruses ever written. The collection includes miniature gems including Edward Elgar’s Ave verum corpus Henry Purcell’s Thou knowest Lord the secrets of our hearts and Thomas Attwood’s Come Holy Ghost and established choral favourites such as Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus Henry Balfour Gardiner’s Evening Hymn and Samuel Sebastian Wesley’s Blessed be the God and Father. It also covers a number of dramatic extended anthems suitable for both church choirs and choral societies such as Edward Naylor’s Vox dicentis: clama John Stainer’s I saw the Lord and Wesley’s Ascribe unto the Lord and twentieth-century classics such as William Harris’s Bring us O Lord God Patrick Hadley’s My beloved spake and Edgar Bainton’s And I saw a new heaven. All the pieces have been re-engraved and some such as Haydn’s The heavens are telling and Brahms’s How lovely are thy dwellings have newly arranged accompaniments specifically designed for the Organ. This collection of nineteen anthems covers a wide range of moods and festivals and offers a delightful concert programme in itself as well as an essential addition to any choir’s library.

100 Settings for SA MEN-One thing is for sure: this is the only carol book you need this Christmas!This collection is a real treasury of the most popular Christmas carols specially arranged for the parish choir where tenors and basses sing justone part. The Ultimate SA Men Carol Book consists of 100 carols in total many with descants including the classic arrangements of Charles Wood and John Stainer plus newer settings by Malcolm Archer RichardLloyd Sarah Watts and others - a sackful of music for the busiest season of the year!

The Festival Anthem I saw the Lord (2012) is a setting of words from Isaiah Ch 6 some of which are perhaps better known in the context of the great Victorian anthem by John Stainer. This Trinitarian/Dedication text (starting with the words ?in the year that King Uzziah died?) is both powerful and full of dramatic imagery - flying seraphim live coals cries of the Tersanctus - as well as containing darker and more reflective passages.

Stainer's classic anthem has been given special treatment in this masterful setting by Benjamin Harlan. This anthem should be in every choral library. Available separately: SATB SAB/2-Part ChoirTrax CD. Score and parts (fl ob hn vn 1-2 va vc db) available as a Printed Edition and as a digital download. Duration: ca. 3:50.

A collection of 20 pieces by Froberger Fischer and Strungk in the hand of John Blow transcribed and edited from the ms. in the Brussels Conservatoire by Davitt Moroney.CONTENTSBLOW John (Ground in E minor)FISCHER Johann (Chaconne in G major; Suite in D major; Suite in E minor; Suite in F major)FROBERGER Johann (Capriccio in D minor; Cappricio in G major; Fantasia on 'Sol La Re'; Ricercar in D minor;