http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk A showcase for unpublished composers of Anglican church music en-gb http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/images/logo68x155.gif http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk 58 155 http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=CL/10 A setting composed by Phil Hughes, October 2006, to traditional Nahum Tate's words "While Shepherds Watched their Flocks by Night" for SATB choir and organ or piano. The full score is currently in proof, and will soon be available for free download (until 1/1/2007). This is a more energetic version of the well-known carol which, perhaps to many, has become a bit boring in its old hymn arrangement. In this setting I've used a completely new tune set against a rhythmic background. I hope this will add something new to the Carol Service this Christmas. Like all the pieces on MusicaAnglicana.org.uk, the audio (compressed mp3) is synthesised (using Sibelius). Hopefully, it does give an good indication of the sound and feel of the piece. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=LA/7 A setting composed by Phil Hughes, 14-24th September 2006, to traditional words "We Plough the Fields and Scatter" for SATB choir and organ (manuals). The score is a vailable currently pre-release form for free download. The full score will be available very soon. Like all the pieces on MusicaAnglicana.org.uk, a free audio (compressed mp3) is also available for listening. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/new-music.htm Added by Phil Hughes, 7th September 2006. Three new arrangments by Mark Harris available for free download - "Locus Iste" (SA/9), "Cast Thy Burden upon the Lord" (SA/10), and "God is our Refuge" (SA/11). http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/composers.htm Added by Phil Hughes, 5th September 2006. Mark Harris (All Saints, Edmonton, London, UK) has contributed some 3-part (SA+Men) arrangements to our catalogue. 12:00 03/09/2006 http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=SA/2 Short Anthem: "God be in my Head" - Added by Phil Hughes, 3rd September 2006. This short 4-part anthem is now available on a free score download basis. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=SA/2b Added by Phil Hughes, 3rd September 2006. A 3-part (Soprano, Alto and mens' voices) arrangement of the short anthem "God be in My Head" by the composer has been added to the catalogue. It is available, like the 4-part version, in free download form. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=SA/5b Added by Phil Hughes, 3rd September 2006. Anthem "What does the Lord Require?". A 3-part (soprano, alto, and mens' voices) version of the this anthem has been made by the composer and is now available on a free score download basis. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk Added by Phil Hughes, 18th August 2006 This will allow users to dip into the catalogue, at random, from the home page of the site. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=SA/3 Added by Phil Hughes, 3rd July 2006. I composed this version earlier in the year and it's now available for free listening and score download. Please visit the site for other items of interest. Please let me know what you think. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=SA/8 Added by Phil Hughes, 15th June 2006. A bit late for Trinity Sunday, this is a short introit based on the old German hymn "Holy Holy Holy". In terms of style, its a simple 4 part harmonisation with little counterpoint. However, its sound is built upon 2nds and will hopefully be enjoyable to learn and rewarding to perform for both choir and congregation. It's available for listening and free score download. Please let me know what you think. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=LA/4 Added by Phil Hughes, 9th June 2006. During Easter I was inspired by a short motif which appears in the opening (and throughout) this piece setting the great hymn of Isaac Watts - "When I survey the Wondrous Cross" - for SATB choir and organ obligato. The choral parts are straightforward with the organ part being a bit more difficult. It's available for listening and free score download. Please let me know what you think. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=LA/5 Added by Phil Hughes, 9th June 2006. I've written a tuneful and contrapuntal setting of the little-known hymn "What does the Lord Require?" as an SATB anthem with piano accompaniment. It's a study in seconds. It's available for listening and free score download. Please let me know what you think. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=SA/7 Added by Phil Hughes, 6th June 2006. A new simple and short arrangement of the hymn "Morning has Broken" for SATB and keyboard, suitable for most choirs has been added. It's available for listening and free score download. Please let me know what you think. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk Added by Phil Hughes, 24th May 2006. A number of items available for free listening have had their sound quality improved whilst still maintaining economical dowload times. I hope this improves the listening experience. Please let me know what you think. http://www.musicaanglicana.org.uk/php/generic-cat-page.php?item_ref=LA/6 Added by Phil Hughes, 13th May 2006. This processional anthem scored for SATB choir, organ and percussion (drum) has been written for Ascensiontide. The piece starts quietly, but dramatically with a simple drum beat and builds to a tutti climax. The setting is the well-loved hymn "Alleluia Sing to Jesus!". Please let me know what you think.