
2021-22 Season
Summer Term: Rehearsals start 31st March.
Scores will be provided directly or you can use your own
Leeds Jubilee – A Life lived with Grace
Download the score from here
Hull – Mozart Requiem – scores issued to the choir last term
Mozart Te Deum – issued 7 April
If you need to practise at home, there are plenty of online recordings available or you can hear and sing along to your own part free at https://johnfletchermusic.org
Bolton Priory – Songs and Sonnets – multiple pieces:
Ernst Toch Geographical Fugue – a copy to download is here
George Shearing Songs and Sonnets – green booklet issued 31 March
Russell Pascoe My Love is like a red, red rose issued 31 March
Kerry Andrew All things are quite silent – issued 31 March
Eriks Esenvalds Stars – personal copies previously bought in Autumn term
John Rutter 5 Traditional Songs – blue booklet issued 7 April
Philip Wilby 150th Anniversary Commission – white booklet issued 31 March
Anne Henshaw Shakespeare Pieces – issued 7 April
Randall Thompson The Pasture – still to be issued
Randall Thompson Choose Something Like a Star – issued to choir back in 2019, download a pdf here
Spotify playlist to learn the tracks here
Spring Term: Rehearsals start 13th January
Scores will be provided directly or you can use your own
Brahms Requiem
Two intros and sing throughs by David Hill
From 2020 here
and from 2022 here
Autumn Term: Rehearsals start 9th September
For our November Concert. Most scores have been provided directly or purchased, but you will still need to print off:
Brahms Geistliches Lied
Mendelssohn Six Motets
For our Christmas rehearsals! You’ll need your white 100 Carols for Choirs book, but there will be some to borrow if you haven’t yet bought your own copy. If you have a copy of Rutter’s Candlelight Carol and Chris’s Cradle Song please bring that too. You will also need your personal Whitacre’s Lux Aurumque and the Mendelssohn Six Motets.
Rutter Candlelight Carol
Artley Cradle Song
Joe’s revised Carol of the Bells
And a midi file to listen to here
For those jingling bells – here is full (no pages to turn back and forth) Jingle Bells