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A Madrigal of Naivety (AATB)
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A Manchester Magnificat (choir, soloists, organ, harp, woodwind, brass, Lancashire clogs (or woodblocks)
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A Sequence for Alun’s poetry (guitar, recorders, two solo voices, one spoken voice and SATB )
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Alleyways (A Christmas song) (choir [SATBB])
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Apolytikion tis Pentikostis (Dismissal Hymn for the time of Pentecost) - (SATB)
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Arthropod Duet (A centipede was happy quite) (2 alto voices, a cappella)
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The Bell Ringing (based on a Devon folksong) (SAATBB choir cappella)
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Bring us in good ale (SSAB or AATB singing group) (Based on a mediaeval drinking song)
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Cats Duet (Rossini, Weyse, Pearsall arr DWS) (2 altos and guitar)
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A Charm against the toothache (three altos a cappella)
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Christmas Song (SATB choir, piano)
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Colloque Sentimental (English translation) (three altos a cappella)
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Ding Dong Merrily on High (a “refreshingly contemporary” reworking of the old carol) (SAATBB or ATTBarBB choir a cappella)
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The Elves (after Leconte de Lisle) (alto/baritone solos, A/T chorus, A/T recorders, guitar, cello(s))
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Gaudete (arrangement) (SAB and optional piano)
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Heaven’s Dance (girl’s choir (SSA) and piano)
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Here in nomansland (alto (with optional alto 2) and guitar
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Hiawatha (four alto voices a cappella)
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Hoc est enim corpus meum (SATB choir)
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How shall I sing that majesty (small choir (2 voices sometimes splitting to 4) and piano)
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Incantation for Pamela (2 altos and guitar ostinato)
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It was a lover and his lass (modern madrigal) (ATTB or SATB)
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Les Cloches by Debussy -
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Litany to the Holy Spirit (after the poem by Robert Herrick) (choir -
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Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis (SATB choir and organ)
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Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis for men’s voices and organ (ATB, organ)
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Mass for men’s voices and organ (ATB, organ)
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Modal Mass (ATTB choir) or (SATB choir)
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Moonlight on sea (mezzo soprano, alto and guitar)
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My Lord Willoughby’s Welcome Home (based on the song and on Dowland’s lute duet) (double choir SATB-
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My Love (three altos and guitar ostinato)
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Noel di Gautier (two altos and guitar) |
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Nunc Dimittis (girls’ choir, harp and organ)
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Ode to a Nose (After Basselin’s “Beau Nez”) (2 altos, guitar and various sound effects)
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Order of the Day (male voice or low mixed choir - |
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Panis Angelicus (a setting from Thomas Aquinas’ “Sacris Solemniis)” (SATB choir, organ, clarinet and classical guitar)
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Past two o’clock (ATBarB)
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Planet (original version) (2 altos, guitar)
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Planet (version with piano accompaniment) (soprano, alto, piano)
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Praise to the Vine (Choir SATB)
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Prayer to the Virgin (original version) (2 altos, guitar)
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Prayer to the Virgin (version with piano) (alto, soprano, piano)
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Psalm 23 (based on the Lutheran Bible - (choir -
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Psalm 150 (score) (SATB choir, 2 organs, violin, viola, clarinet, timpani, 1 percussion and strings)
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Robin Adair (arr. DWS) (SATB)
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Rooftops (two altos a cappella)
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Rosa Divina (alto and baritone a cappella)
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Rupert The Chocolate Angel (An antidote to Rudolph the red nosed reindeer) (Unison choir with jazz ensemble)
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Saturnalia Song (voices, percussion, wind, brass)
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Simple Communion Service (SATB and piano)
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Sing a New Song to the Lord (taken from the Manchester Magnificat) (SATB choir and organ)
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Song to Idleness (choir and guitar version)
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Süsser die Glocken nie klingen (SATB orr ATTB) (arrangement with various vocal parts emulating bells in verses 2 and 3)
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Te Deum for men’s voices and organ (ATB, organ)
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The 12 days of Christmas - (ATBarB)
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The 12 days of Christmas - (SATB version)
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The Ballad of Green Broom (men's choir (tenor, baritone, bass) or ladies' choir (soprano, mezzo, alto))
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The Choir in the rain (ATTB or SATB)
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The fallow deer at the lonely house (alto and tenor a cappella)
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The Feast of Lights (Hanukkah song) (2 sopranos, piano)
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The Frostbound Wood (SATB choir)
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The Hubbard Saga (choir with piano reduction)
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The Hubbard Saga (SATB choir, children’s choir, orchestra)
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The Message of Christmas (soprano, alto, 2 flutes, guitar, double bass, tambourine)
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The Park on Sunday (AABarBB or SSATB)
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The Recipe (the three witches from Shakespeare’s Macbeth) (three altos, guitar ostinato)
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The Swan (based on “Sonnet” by Mallarmé) (four altos a-
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Voyelles by Rimbaud (2 alto solos and male voice backing group)
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Upon my bed by night (from The Song of Songs) (choir (SATB), alto and baritone solos, guitar)
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Wenn der Pott aber nu ein Loch hat (German folk song -
(alto, bass, guitar or soprano, tenor, guitar)
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While shepherds watched their flocks by night (to various tunes including on Ilkley Moor bah t’hat (Choir and piano)
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Wine and Water (alto, tenor and bass)
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