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Number Composer Arranger Title Publisher Instrumentation Inventory 504 Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree MS 9 651 Carols for Choirs number composer arranger title publisher instrumentation inventory 504 Don't sit under the apple tree MS 9 Oxford 651 Carols for choirs 3. The Oxford Book - SATB 13 University Press Oxford 650 Carols for choirs 1,The Oxford Book - SATB 140 University Press Paulus 957 Pilgrims' Hymn (from the Church Opera The Three Hermits) Publications SATB a cappella 56 SP101 Jenson Distinctive 647h Dale Warland Christmas editions, Vol. II Publications 419- accompaniment 57 23054/Vol II s 73 Adamo, Mark Supreme Virtue, No. 10 MS - 1 copy only Double choir 1 906 Aguiar, Ernani Psalm 150 (Salmo 150) earthsongs SATB a cappella 54 983 Albright, William Chichester Mass (Agnus Dei, Gloria, Kyrie, Sanctus) Editions Peters SATB 43 Walton Music Corporation WGK-111; AB 26 Alfven, Hugo Maiden is in a Ring, A (Och jungfrun hon gar I ringen) SATB a cappella 37 Carl Gehrmans Musikforlag. Stockholm 55 Alfven, Hugo Aftonen Walton Music 51 Augsburg 382 Alwes, Chester Let all the people praise thee SATB 8 Publishing 358 Anonymous Verbum caro: dies est laetitiae MS 44 357 Anonymous Nova, nova MS 46 399 Anonymous Ave maria (Gregorian chant) MS SATB 17 Boosey & SATB, 172 Argento, Dominick I Hate and I Love 51 Hawkes percussion SATB, Boosey & 847 Argento, Dominick Toccata of Galuppi's, A harpsichord, 41 Hawkes string quartet Boosey & 239 Argento, Dominick Peter Quince at the clavier SATB, piano 40 Hawkes Boosey & 480 Argento, Dominick Gloria (from The Masque of Angels) SATB 96 Hawkes Boosey & SSA Harp and 63 Argento, Dominick Tria Carmina Paschalia Hawkes B.H. Bk. 21 Guitar 724 Boosey & 1083 Argento, Dominick Sonnet 64 SATB 63 Hawkes 447 Argento, Dominick Suite for Chorus (from the opera Colonel Jonathan the Saint) MS SATB 46 SATB, 3 celli, 935 Argento, Dominick Walden Pond (Nocturnes and Barcarolles) MS 41 harp Boosey & 254 Argento, Dominick Thanksgiving to God for his house, A SATB 45 Hawkes Boosey & 100 Argento, Dominick Devon Maid, The (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 46 Hawkes Boosey & 106 Argento, Dominick In Praise of Apollo (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 44 Hawkes Boosey & 105 Argento, Dominick Two or three posies (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 47 Hawkes Boosey & 104 Argento, Dominick Party of lovers at tea, A (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 47 Hawkes Boosey & 103 Argento, Dominick There was a naughty boy (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 45 Hawkes Boosey & 102 Argento, Dominick Sharing Eve's Apple (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 46 Hawkes Boosey & 101 Argento, Dominick On Visiting Oxford (from A Nation of Cowslips) SATB 46 Hawkes Boosey & 855 Argento, Dominick Everyone Sang Double Choir 45 Hawkes Boosey & 1046 Argento, Dominick To God SATB, trumpet 46 Hawkes SATB; sax, 2 tmpts; 2 44: 3 marked 701 Aubart, Michael Our sisters: requiem MS trombones, 2 "Imperfect" synthesizers, percussion SATB, piano, 4 248 Averitt, Williiam Peter Quince at the Clavier MS 1 full score celli 362 Avshalomov, Jacob Whimsies E. C. Schirmer SATB 39 SATB/flute/perc 80 Avshalomov, Jacob Tom o' Bedlam 69 ussion 629 Bach, J.S. Gott, der Herr ist Sonn und Schild, BWV 79 Hanssler-Verlag SATB 41 649 Bach, J.S. Mass in B minor Barenreiter SATB 31 652 Bach, J.S. St. Matthew passion Barenreiter SATB 2 G. Schirmer (one 611 Bach, J.S. Passion According to St. Matthew SATB, piano 1 copy only) 671 Bach, J.S. Geist hilft unsrer Schwachheit auf, Der (Motet II) Editions Peters SATB 50 Barenreiter 670 Bach, J.S. Magnificat, D major SATB 49 5103a Theodore 441 Bach, P.D.Q. Song to Celia (From Liebeslieder Polkas ) SATB 49 Presser Theodore 440 Bach, P.D.Q. Passionate shepherd to his love, The (From Liebeslieder Polkas) SATB 40 Presser Theodore 439 Bach, P.D.Q. To his coy mistress (From Liebeslieder Polkas ) SATB 46 Presser Uitgave Annie 524 Badings, Henk Soir d'ete (No. 3 from Trois Chansons Brettones) Bank/Amsterda SATB, piano 42 m Uitgave Annie 523 Badings, Henk Complainte des ames, La (No. 2 from Trois Chansons Brettones) Bank/Amsterda SATB, piano 42 m Uitgave Annie 40 + 1 522 Badings, Henk Nuit en mer, La (No. 1 from Trois Chansons Brettones) Bank/Amsterda SATB, piano Tenor/Bass Part m 1122 Banfield, William Deep Like the Rivers MS SATB, flute 46 + 1 copy G. Schirmer 20 Barber, Samuel Mary Hynes (No. 1 from Reincarnations) SATB a cappella 55 8908 G. Schirmer 21 Barber, Samuel Anthony O'Daly (No. 2 from Reincarnations) SATB a cappella 57 8909 G. Schirmer 22 Barber, Samuel Coolin, The (The Fair Haired One) (No. 3 from Reincarnations ) SATB a cappella 57 8910 97 Barber, Samuel Twelfth Night, Op. 42, No. 1 G. Schirmer SATB 42 901 Barber, Samuel Agnus Dei G. Schirmer SATB a cappella 56 G. Schirmer 1026 Barber, Samuel Monk and His Cat, The (from Hermit Songs, op.29) Octavo No. SATB with Piano 52 11485 G. Schirmer 19 Barber, Samuel To be Sung on the water. Op. 42, No.2 SATB a cappella 45 11644 1099 Barnett, Carol American Thanksgiving MS 41 976 Barnett, Carol Hodie MS SATB a cappella 58 SATB, soprano 994 Barnett, Carol Verba Ultima (Last Words) MS 60 sax 608 Barnett, Carol Last invocation, The MS SATB 43 941 Barnett, Carol April! Aprile MS SATB 58 932 Barnett, Carol We, the Peoples MS 50 + 1 original 716 Barnett, Carol An Elizabethan Garden MS SATB 41 1022 Barnett, Carol Variacao on a melody by Janika Vandervelde MS SATB a cappella 54 + 2 copies 776 Barnett, Carol Christmas eve, bells MS SATB 45 311 Barnett, Steve Three songs from Hebrew poetry MS SATB 40 58 + 3 original 114 Barnett. Steve Al Hanisim (For The Miracles) MS xerox 23 + original 68 Becker, John Missa symphonica MS SATB xerox 78 Becker, John Morning Song MS SATB 35 249 Beckstrand, Bill Tree of Hope MS Double choir 8 + original SATB, harp, 718 Beckstrand, William So Gracious is the Time MS 49 chimes, perc Waterloo Music Company, Ltd.; 18 Beecroft, Norma Living Flame of Love, The Peter McKee SATB a cappella 50 Music Company, Ltd. 514 Belgum, Erik Total Vision MS speaking chorus 1 Gordon V. 859 Belmont, Jean If Music Be the Food of Love SATB 47 Thompson Augsburg 379 Berger, Jean Blessed are they SATB 8 Publishing John Shepherd 626 Berger, Jean Magnificat SATB, flute, perc 26 Music Neil A Kjos Ed. SSAATTBB and 313 Berger, Jean It is good to be merry 42 5293-18 Soprano Solo Jensen 423 Bergh, Sverre Man of Newington, The SATB 47 Publications 887 Bergman, Eric Rimfrosten (1966) MS SATB, flute 46 Boosey & 849 Bernstein, Leonard Missa Brevis SATB 45 Hawkes Boosey & 924 Bernstein, Leonard Make Our Garden Grow SATB, piano 45 Hawkes 167 Bernstein, Leonard Almighty Father (Chorale from Mass) G. Schirmer SATB 42 Boosey & 453 Bernstein, Leonard Choruses from the Lark (both French and Latin) SATB 11 Hawkes Bossey & 923 Bernstein, Leonard Best of All Possible Worlds, The SATB, piano 45 Hawkes 664 Berring, Peter Sleep sweet child Peter Berring SATB 44 1108 Betinis, Abbie Cedit, hyems MS SATB, flute 45 975 Betts, Donald Ball Game MS SATB a cappella 56 TTB Trio, TTBB Hinshaw Music 529 Biebl, Franz Ave maria Men's Chorus a 30 HMC1253 cappella 792 Bielawa, Herbert Sweet was the song Mark Foster SATB 46 SSAATTBB, 3 303 Bielawa, Lisa From the Marriage of Heaven and Hell (reading session) MS 1 perc From "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" 1. Passicaglia; 2. A SSAATTBB, 2 719 Bielawa, Lisa MS 57 + 1 original Memorable Fancy perc Walton Music 156 BiIlings, William Kittery SATB 13 Pub 36 Billings, William Consonance 39 475 Billings, William Easter anthem G. Schirmer SATB 47 37 Billings, William Connection 44 Walton Music 154 Billings, William I am the rose of Sharon SATB 46 Pub 765 Binkerd, Gordon Snowfall Samizdat SATB 44 259 Bleckner, Andrew Psalm 77 MS SATB 3 710 Bolcom, William Mask, The oversized 49 919 Bor, Modesta Requiebros MS SATB 41 260 Borzova, Alla Ballad of Barnaby, The MS SATB 2 aguava new 385 Boyce, Cary Dream Within a Dream, A SSAATTBB 3 drafts music aguava new 1045 Boyce, Cary Ave Maria SSSAAATTTBBB 52 music 47 Braden, Charles Chant: Some Starry Night MS 43 188 Braein, Edvard Fliflet Eg undrast Musikk-Husets SATB 60 How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place (from A German Requiem ) (English SATB, piano or 25 autographed 834b Brahms, Johannes Belwin Mills text) organ copies 755 Brahms, Johannes Zigeunerlieder, Opus 103 G. Schirmer SATB, piano 47 SSAA, 2 horns, 120 Brahms, Johannes Four Songs, Opus 17 Peters 20 harp National Music 886 Brahms, Johannes Neckerein SATB 46 Pub Jensen 139 Brahms, Johannes Darthulas grabesgesang SATB 23 Publications 883 Brahms, Johannes O Schone Nacht (Oh Lovely Night) G. Schirmer SATB 46 433 Brahms, Johannes Liebeslieder Und Neue Liebeslieder Editions Peters 2 769 Brahms, Johannes Geistliches Lied, Op. 30 Carus-Verlag SATB, organ 46 How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place (from A German Requiem ) (English SATB, piano or 43 + 4 E. C. 834 Brahms, Johannes Belwin Mills text) organ Shirmer copies 44 + 6 Breitkopf & 470 Brahms, Johannes Fest- und Gedenksprueche - Choir Parts Only SATB Piano/Vocal Hartells Scores 109 Brahms, Johannes Shaffe in mir Gott, Op. 29, No. 2 (Make thou in me, God) C. F. Peters SATB 8 882 Brahms, Johannes Zum Schluss (To Close), Op. 65 G. Schirmer SATB 45 Boosey & 45 Britten, Benjamin Evening Primrose The (from Five Flower Songs) 49 Hawkes Oxford 646 Britten, Benjamin Boy was born, A SATB 44 University Press Oxford 565 Britten, Benjamin Jubilate deo SATB 45 University Press 856 Britten, Benjamin Ad majorem Dei Gloria (AMDG) Faber Music SATB 42 Boosey & 44 Britten, Benjamin Marsh Flowers (from Five Flower Songs) 50 Hawkes 51 new, 46 old 134 Britten, Benjamin Chorale MS copies Boosey & 46 Britten, Benjamin Ballad of Green Broom (from Five Flower Songs) 48 Hawkes Boosey & 184 Britten, Benjamin New year carol, A SATB
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