A Gaelic Blessing

A Gaelic Blessing is a simple and catchy piece by Craig McLeish. This piece will be particularly useful for school, junior and community choirs, and a tuneful introduction to singing simple contrapuntal lines. The second soprano part repeats the tune at bar 33 and should dominate here - the first sopranos and altos should support appropriately. Ease and beauty of tone should be of paramount importance throughout. An inspiring selection of new works from a range of contemporary composers, the Novello New Choral Series offers pieces for all types of choirs, including sacred and secular works from simple, four-part settings to more expansive, yet accessible, repertoire in an exciting variety of styles. Craig McLeish began his musical life as a chorister at St Paul's Cathedral under Barry Rose. He began composing at the age of ten and his preces and responses for four trebles are still in the repertoire. After a degree at York University he returned to London to study at the Guildhall and sang again at St Paul's as a tenor. At the time he also arranged and copied music for West End shows such as Les Miserables and Miss Saigon, and played bass guitar for various groups. This led to a spell in the cult pop band 'Fat and Frantic', who shaved the top 100 twice with the whimsical anthem Last night my wife hoovered my head. He also worked as musical assistant for David Heneker (Half a Sixpence) and David Fanshawe (African Sanctus). In 1992 Craig became director of the Methodist Association of Youth Clubs Orchestra and Singers, performing concerts throughout the UK and becoming involved in a number of recordings and BBC broadcasts. During this time he arranged more than 250 orchestral scores ranging from Queen to Calamity Jane, Stravinsky and Stevie Wonder. Alongside this he began arranging and writing songs for children's collections (Big Blue Planet, Love Shone Down) and producing recordings and string arrangements for various artists (Sheila Walsh, Kim Hill, Matt Redman). He is also well known as a conductor and arranger for Songs of Praise. Recently Craig has collaborated with composer Tolga Kashif writing orchestrations for the RPO's Seo Taiji Symphony, the Classic FM chart-topping CD by saxophonist Tyler Rix, and the Genesis Suite which was premiered at the Barbican. He has been musical director of Young Voices UK for 13 years, bringing large school choirs together to play with a live band and solo artists, and currently conducts the Milton Keynes Community Choir, Hart and Soul Community Choir and the Milton Keynes Youth Choir. / Choeur SSA

Par RUTTER JOHN. for solo organ A Gaelic Blessing is one of John Rutter's best-loved choral works, and now, thanks to the composer's own highly sensitive arrangement, it is available to organists to play as a gently expressive interlude or voluntary. / Date parution : 2022-03-05/ Répertoire / Orgue

For SATB and Organ.This tuneful and gentle setting of the Gaelic blessing is a perfect option for weddings and general use. Its shapely melody floating soprano descant and mellifluous closing 'Amen' make this a setting of great beauty.

Psalm 23, John 1 :13 Isaiah 60:1, Revelation 21:1, Isaiah :7. Par TROTTA MICHAEL JOHN. Designed to be accessible for the choir looking to prepare a larger work within the constraints of limited rehearsal time, this work provides conservative ranges and straightforward rhythms that allow time to craft a more artistic performance. Cast in eight movements, this major work draws on texts that examine the many facets of death, the pain of transitions, and the hope and joy of a better place. The work is scored for choir, organ or piano, and optional string orchestra. Each of the movements is available separately; the work as a whole or as individual parts is recommended for concert or liturgical service use. Movements: 1. Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep; 2. I Seek a Faith; 3. The Lord Is My Shepherd; 4. A Light Shines in the Darkness; 5. Death Shall Be No More; 6. I Saw a New Heaven; 7. Love Conquers All; 8. Gaelic Blessing (Deep Peace). / Date parution : 2021-11-03/ Répertoire / Ch?ur Mixte SATB et Orgue ou Piano

May The Road Rise To Meet You by Michael Higgins for SSA and Piano.Michael Higgins's gentle setting of the traditional Gaelic Blessing has a memorable melody a flowing Piano part and a beautiful soaring Soprano descant in the second verse. Written for the National Children's Choir of Great Britain the piece would be particularly suitable for children's choirs.

Two traditional Irish blessings - Deep peace of the running wave to you and May the road rise up to greet you - are artfully combined in this exquisitely crafted work by former King's Singer and composer Philip Lawson. A wonderful benediction for graduation spring concert and worship settings.

Simplicity often gives way to purity and beauty and that is the case with James Gosslers setting of this Irish room blessing. Serving as a concert closer or benediction the words bring peace and comfort. The music is equally serene written in achorale style.

Shawnee Press Cathedral Series-Uses: Benediction concert generalScripture: Colossians 1:24-29; Exodus 33:12-14David Schwoebel composed this benediction to honor Bingham Vick celebrated choral conductor and educator from FurmanUniversity. A beautiful piece based on an ancient Gaelic poem this brief blessing may become a tradition as your concert or worship service closer. Superb! A cappella. Duration: ca. 1:48.

An intimate Gaelic text about the blessing of Christ who walks the earth in a stranger's guise. Well-suited for high school and beyond with a medium difficult guitar accompaniment. Available: SATB Instrumental Part.

Ed. Maitland-Squire Rev. Dover Edition-'The most remarkable and in many respects the most valuable collection of Elizabethan keyboard music' (Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians). The close to 300 airs variations fantasies toccatas pavanes galliards allemandes and courantes in these two volumes include some of the finest examples of Elizabethan and Jacobean Music: Morley Gibbons Farnaby Warrock Ferdinando Richardson Peter Phillips Tomkins and practically every other composer of the virginalistic school. John Bull and William Byrd two of England's greatest composers are represented by over 100 works. The pieces herein while composed for the virginal can be played without difficulty on thepiano or any other keyboard instrument. Maitland and Squire set the music into modern notation preserving faithfully the intent of the composers.

An arrangement for unison voice of this classic anthem. Alternatively known as Deep Peace the gentle nature of both the words and melody have made this piece a firm favourite at christenings weddings and funerals.

SATB compatible with A0288 (new edition)-A four-part arrangement of this of popular anthem. Alternatively known as Deep Peace the gentle nature of both the words and melody have made this piece a firm favourite at christenings weddings and funerals.