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Frank Adlam

Gregorio Allegri

  • Miserere - yes, that one. The anthem Mozart copied from memory after hearing it in the Sistine Chapel

Anon

Thomas Attwood

C. P. E. Bach

  • Vom Grab an dem Wir - unaccompanied SATB Easter anthem with German and English words (Christ Rose from Death's Dark Prison)

J. S. Bach

Edgar Bainton

Edward Bairstow

Samuel Barber

  • Agnus Dei - this arrangement for voices of Barber's Adagio for Strings is electrifying: even better than the original

Arthur Bliss

John Blow

William Boyce

Malcolm Boyle

Benjamin Britten

Anton Bruckner

Ernest Bullock

William Byrd

Andrew Carter

Bob Chilcott

  • Evensong - unaccompanied solo soprano and SATB setting of "Blest Be the God of Love"
  • Even Such is Time - unaccompanied SATB setting of the meditation on death by Walter Raleigh
  • God so Loved the World - for SATB and soprano solo. A fresh and different setting of the familiar words from the ex-King's Singer who is probably Rutter's closest challenger
  • The Beatitudes - SATB and organ setting

Henry Coleman

Eccard

Edward Elgar

  • Ave verum - a very early work, and not one of his best, but quite popular
  • Four Latin motets - Ave Maria, Ave Verum, Ave Maris Stella, Intende Voci Orationes Mea
  • Seven anthems - Doubt not thy Father's care, Fear not, O land, Light of the world, Light out of darkness, O hearken Thou, The spirit of the Lord is upon me, They are at rest

David Fanshawe

Richard Farrant

Jean-Baptiste Faure (the Victorian baritone, not the well-known composer Gabriel)

Gabriel Faure

Cesar Franck

Jakobus Gallus

Andrew Gant

Orlando Gibbons

Howard Goodall

Goodall's setting of the 23rd psalm, written as the theme for the TV show The Vicar of Dibley makes a surprisingly effective anthem. It is available in a number of versions

John Goss

Maurice Greene

  • Lord, Let Me Know Mine End - Greene is best known for his harvest anthem, Thou Visitest the Earth, but this setting of psalm 39 for SATB and organ is well worth trying
  • Three Anthems - O God of My Righteousness, Blessed Are Those That Are Undefiled in the Way, and Let My Complaint Come Before Thee.

G. F. Handel

  • The King Shall Rejoice - SAATBB and organ. The second of Handel's coronation anthems
  • Let thy Hand be Strengthened - SAATB and organ. The four and last of Handel's coronation anthems
  • My Heart is Inditing - SAATB and organ. The third of Handel's coronation anthems
  • Praise the Lord - SATB and organ arrangement of the chorus from Judas Maccabeus
  • Zadok the Priest - SAATBB and organ. The first and most famous of Handel's coronation anthems, used at the most recent British coronation
  • Zadok the Priest - SATB and organ. In case your resources aren't up to the full seven parts, this arrangement by Silas, of the first and most famous of Handel's coronation anthems, might help

William Harris

Jonathan Harvey

Patrick Hawes

Herbert Howells

Charles Ives

Gabriel Jackson

John Jeffreys

H. W. Jones

John Joubert

Lassus

Morten Lauridsen

  • O Nata Lux - unaccompanied SATB motet from Lux Aeterna

Kenneth Leighton

Sven Lekberg

Franz Liszt

Andrew Lloyd Webber

  • Pie Jesu - the famous movement from Lloyd Webber's Requiem, for either 2 sopranos or soprano and treble with SATB chorus

James MacMillan

Richard Marlow

Pietro Mascagni

William Mathias

J. H. Maunder

Peter Maxwell Davies

Felix Mendelssohn

Monteverdi

Philip Moore

Norman Morris

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Edward W. Naylor

Giovanni Palestrina

Hubert Parry

  • I was glad - Parry's soaring coronation anthem, sometimes used at weddings, is definitely a piece for big occasions

Robert Pearsall

  • Tu Es Petrus - probably best known for his arrangement of In Dulce Jubilo, and the exquisite part song Lay a Garland, Pearsall could also produce a mean anthem - here for double unaccompanied SATB
  • Two Introits - Blessed Word of God and Therefore We Before Him Bending for SATB with organ

Henry Purcell

Roger Quilter

John Redford

see Anon

Joaquin Rodrigo

  • Ave Maria - unaccompanied SSATB setting by the man better known for his guitar/instrumental work

John Rutter

Franz Schubert

John Sheppard

Caleb Simper

John Stainer

Charles Villiers Stanford

Thomas Tallis

John Tavener

Victoria

Walford Davies

William Walton

Thomas Weelkes

Judith Weir

  • Love Bade me Welcome - a setting of George Herbert's poem for unaccompanied SSATBB by one of the UK's top female organists

Samuel Sebastian Wesley

Samuel Wesley

Jonathan Willcocks

Arthur Wills

Charles Wood

We don't have a listing for Charles Wood's classic O thou the Central Orb, but it can be found at the RSCM Music Direct site.

H. H. Woodward

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Last update 29 October 2006

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