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Chester Music — Choir

Choir editions from Chester Music, with part lists and catalog numbers.

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Choir

951 cataloged scores
Son of God — James Whitbourn
Son of God
James Whitbourn
Ego Sum Panis Vivus — William Byrd
Ego Sum Panis Vivus
William Byrd
Shanti-Kathleen — John Tavener
Shanti-Kathleen
John Tavener
A Wreath — Judith Weir
A Wreath
Judith Weir
O Emmanuel — Paweł Łukaszewski
O Emmanuel
Paweł Łukaszewski
Lookout! — John Harle
Lookout!
John Harle
A Prayer from South Africa — James Whitbourn
A Prayer from South Africa
James Whitbourn
The Western Wind Mass — John Taverner
The Western Wind Mass
John Taverner
The French Mass — John Shepherd
The French Mass
John Shepherd
The Food of Love, Book 3 — Gary Carpenter
The Food of Love, Book 3
Gary Carpenter
Songs from North and South — Magnus Lindberg
Songs from North and South
Magnus Lindberg
Four Madrigals by Sir Thomas Wyatt — Thea Musgrave
Four Madrigals by Sir Thomas Wyatt
Thea Musgrave
Missa Wellensis — John Tavener
Missa Wellensis
John Tavener
Two Lenten Motets — Paweł Łukaszewski
Two Lenten Motets
Paweł Łukaszewski
The Canticles of Mary and Simeon — James Whitbourn
The Canticles of Mary and Simeon
James Whitbourn
Three Antiphons — John Tavener
Three Antiphons
John Tavener
Ave Verum — William Byrd
Ave Verum
William Byrd
Just Another Star — Carol Barratt
Just Another Star
Carol Barratt
Dominus Regnavit — Nico Muhly
Dominus Regnavit
Nico Muhly
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, op. 99 — Lennox Berkeley
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, op. 99
Lennox Berkeley
We Sekyn Here Rest — Judith Weir
We Sekyn Here Rest
Judith Weir
Heyr mig mín sál — Unknown
Heyr mig mín sál
Unknown
A Song of Ephrem the Syrian — Nico Muhly
A Song of Ephrem the Syrian
Nico Muhly
Lauda Sion — Tomás Luis de Victoria
Lauda Sion
Tomás Luis de Victoria