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Edited by Malcolm Archer and John Scott
Epiphany to All Saints for Choirs
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249x174mm
978-0-19-353026-3
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04 November 2004
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A uniquely accessible and comprehensive resource for use in church services and concerts throughout the Church's year. The volume's 50 SATB pieces, both accompanied and unaccompanied, are suitable for choirs of all sizes and abilities. Provides an excellent choice of pieces for the Principal Feasts champions new, approachable, and unjustly neglected repertoire spanning all periods and traditions, whilst avoiding widely available or difficult music includes many previously unpublished or newly commissioned anthems, arrangements, and editions by important composers and church musicians contains useful musical and liturgical introductions in addition to full indexes, glossaries of additional uses for the repertoire, and listings of other suitable pieces
not included in the book.Forces or CategorySATB accompanied & unaccompaniedDifficultyEasy to Moderately difficult
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Edited by Malcolm Archer and John Scott John Scott was born in 1956 in Wakefield, Yorkshire, where he was a Cathedral chorister. In 1974 he became Organ Scholar at St John's College, Cambridge. On leaving Cambridge, he was appointed Assistant Organist at London's two Anglican Cathedrals, St Paul's and Southwark, eventually becoming Organist and Director of Music at St Paul's in 1990. He is now Director of Music at St Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York, and also enjoys an extensive career as an international concert organist. He was appointed a Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) in the New Year Honours List 2004.
Malcolm Archer was educated at King
Edward VII School, Lytham, the Royal College of Music, and Jesus College, Cambridge, where he was organ scholar. He studied the organ with Ralph Downes, Gillian Weir and Nicolas Kynaston, and composition with Herbert Sumsion and Alan Ridout.
He is a prolific composer with well over 200 published works, which receive regular performances on BBC radio and TV. Archer was formerly Organist and Director of Music at St Paul's Cathedral and is now Director of Chapel Music at Winchester College.Malcolm Archer's website
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"This array piont to the strengths of the collection - a diversity of traditional styles, interesting texts, and a quality of musical editing and physical presentation which we risk taking for granted with this publisher and such distinguished editors . . . But I can readily recommend its utility and suitablility for the particular slice of the liturgical year that it addresses." - Alan Lewis, Journal of the Association of Anglican Musicians, December 06 "Malcolm Archer and John Scott have brought together a wide selection of well- and lesser-known works related to this part of the church's year. In addition to Palestrina, Purcell, Elgar and Rachmaninov, there are contribtuions from contemporary composers - for example,
Alexander Flood, Simon Lole, and Peter Crump - all writing in a style that is individual yet approachable. There is a good mixture of accompanied and a capella pieces, and all are accessible to mixed, confident choirs, without too many technical pitalls." - Malcolm Goldring, Music Teacher, August 05 "This glorious anthology has been put together to accompany the successful Advent for Choirs volume ad Ash Wednesday to Easter for Choirs . . . Many church choirs find that they have a small number of pieces suitable for these events which they recycle year on year. This collection of fifty pieces will give you a number of new ideas for each of these important festivals . . . It is an extremely useful and all-encompassing resource, and highly recommended." -
Leah Perona-Wright, Church Music Quarterly June 05 "OUP have entrusted this anthology to the safe hands of John Scott and Malcom Archer, both cathedral organists, composers for the church and, respectively, past and present organists at St Paul's . . . This anthology has clearly been prepared by editors each with half-a-lifetime's experience of sure-fire programming for these occasions. In consequence, SATB groups of all abilities will find enjoyable, appropriate material in what should be a worthwhile addition to many a choir collection." - Matthew Greenall, The Singer, June 05
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da Palestrina, adapted Jackson and Moore: Arise, Shine O Jerusalem
da Palestrina, adapted by Jackson and Moore: Behold the Lord, the ruler is come
Archer: Bethlehem, of noblest cities
Archer: Brightest and best of the sons of the morning
Skempton: It was a star
Crotch, organ part trans. Scott: Lo! star-led chiefs
Clemens non Papa, ed. Morris: Magi veniunt ab oriente
Williams: Surge Illuminare
Lole: The Journey
Marenzio, ed. Morris: Tribus miraculis
Byrd: Hodie beata Virgo
Eccard: Maria das Jungfräuelein
Moore: Nunc Dimittis
Tallis, ed. Rice: Nunc Dimittis
Flood: Phos Hilaron
Archer: Prayer for the blessing of light
Anon, arr. Scott and Archer: Angelus ad Virginem
Elgar: Ave, Maria
Crump: Ave Maris Stella
Hassler, ed. Rutter: Dixit Maria
Arr. Wood: Hail! Blessed Virgin Mary
de Victoria, ed. Morris: Ne timeas Maria
Scott: Nova! nova!
Handl, called Gallus; ed. Morris: Ascendens Christus
Bullard: Hail the day that sees him rise
Amner, ed. Greening: He that descended
Bingham: O clap your hands
Purcell, ed. Wood: O God, the King of glory
Praetorius, ed. Morris: The Lord ascendeth up on high
Lloyd: Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost
Howells, arr. and descant by Archer: Holy Spirit, ever dwelling
Carter: Holy Spirit, truth divine
Ledger: If ye love me
Martinson: O Spirit all-embracing
Gibbons, ed. Morris: Song 44 (Come, Holy Ghost)
Ferguson: Spiritus intus alit
chant, trans. Scott and Archer: Veni creator Spiritus
chant, harmonized by Scott: Come, Holy Ghost
chant, trans. Scott and Archer: Veni Sancte Spiritus
chant, arranged by Scott: Come, thou Holy Spirit
Mathias: As truly as God is our Father
Hildegard, ed. Morris: Laus Trinitati
Wood: Oculi omnium
Archer: O trinity, most blessed light
Rachmaninov: The Cherubic Hymn
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Byrd, ed. Morris: Beati mundo corde
Vaughan Williams, arr. Ley: For all the Saints
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Vaet, ed. Morris: O quam gloriosum est regnum
Harris: O what their joy and their glory must be
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