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Voice editions from Oxford University Press, with part lists and catalog numbers.

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Voice

2889 cataloged scores
Lux perpetua — Jonathan Willcocks
Lux perpetua
Jonathan Willcocks
Snow Angel — Sarah Quartel
Snow Angel
Sarah Quartel
Three Old English Carols — John Rutter
Three Old English Carols
John Rutter
Hark, hark, the lark — Bob Chilcott
Hark, hark, the lark
Bob Chilcott
Te Deum — John Rutter
Te Deum
John Rutter
My true love — Bob Chilcott
My true love
Bob Chilcott
My heart be brave — Marques Garrett
My heart be brave
Marques Garrett
The Flight — Richard Causton
The Flight
Richard Causton
The Lily and the Rose — Bob Chilcott
The Lily and the Rose
Bob Chilcott
Orpheus with his Lute — Ralph Vaughan Williams
Orpheus with his Lute
Ralph Vaughan Williams
The Call of Wisdom — Will Todd
The Call of Wisdom
Will Todd
Deep River — Mack Wilberg
Deep River
Mack Wilberg
In the bleak mid-winter — David Hill
In the bleak mid-winter
David Hill
Softly — Will Todd
Softly
Will Todd
Arise, O God and shine — Mack Wilberg
Arise, O God and shine
Mack Wilberg
Villancico Xicarrero — Fernando Taberner
Villancico Xicarrero
Fernando Taberner
The master has come, and he calls us to follow — Howard Helvey
The master has come, and he calls us to follow
Howard Helvey
Forget me not — Michael Finnissy
Forget me not
Michael Finnissy
This endris night — Sarah Quartel
This endris night
Sarah Quartel
Crystal Spheres — Cecilia McDowall
Crystal Spheres
Cecilia McDowall
Remember, O thou man — Bob Chilcott
Remember, O thou man
Bob Chilcott
Jesu, Rex admirabilis — Gabriel Jackson
Jesu, Rex admirabilis
Gabriel Jackson
My Lord has Come — Will Todd
My Lord has Come
Will Todd
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? — David Bednall
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
David Bednall