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An absolute must for fans of Christmas carols – Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without the carols of John Rutter and Bob Chilcott. In this special concert, the two composers take turns to conduct their own festive repertoire with the BBC Singers and the BBC Concert Orchestra. The programme is packed with seasonal favourites including the… Read more »
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Shepherd’s Pipe Carol (unison and descant)
One of John Rutter’s earliest published compositions dating back to 1965. Also available in versions for solo voice, upper voices (SSAA) and SATB Orchestral material is available to hire at the OUP link below. The orchestral accompaniment for this version is not compatible with that for the SATB and SSAA versions. Orchestration: picc, fl, ob,… Read more »
John Rutter’s Requiem at St Paul’s Cathedral
John Rutter Composer / Conductor Mary Bevan Soprano The Bach Choir Royal Philharmonic Orchestra RUTTER Cantate Domino RUTTER The Lord is My Light and My Salvation RUTTER Four Meditations for Orchestra RUTTER Requiem The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is thrilled to welcome back John Rutter for a phenomenal programme of his own resplendent works, including his poignant Requiem. Featuring… Read more »
John Rutter Singing Day – Dorchester
John Rutter will be leading another Come and Sing in Dorchester Abbey. John invites you to sing a mixture of choral music old and new, familiar and unfamiliar, with some of his own work included and a few surprises. Copies will be provided and also available for sale. Enthusiastic singers of all levels are welcome.
‘On the road with Rutter’ Concert – Valencia
Concert directed by British composer and conductor John Rutter ‘De ruta amb Rutter’ is a choral course held since July 1, with the participation of the University Orfeó, the Echo Vocis de Sueca Choir and the Orfeó d’Aldaia, which has been joined by choralists from the entire Valencian Community. It will be a pleasure to… Read more »
Oxford Solo Songs (low voice): Secular
This beautiful collection of 14 songs for low voice offers secular pieces by some of Oxford’s best-loved composers. Suitable for solo singers and unison choirs alike, each song is presented with piano accompaniment, and high-quality, downloadable backing tracks are included on a companion website. With a wonderful selection of pieces, this is the perfect collection… Read more »
Oxford Solo Songs (high voice): Secular
This beautiful collection of 14 songs for high voice offers secular pieces by some of Oxford’s best-loved composers. Suitable for solo singers and unison choirs alike, each song is presented with piano accompaniment, and high-quality, downloadable backing tracks are included on a companion website. With a wonderful selection of pieces, this is the perfect collection for… Read more »
Christus Immanuel (Christ our Emmanuel)
A lilting 3/4 metre carries the listener through this familiar Christmas story, beautifully depicted in a text by the composer, presented here in a German translation. Rutter employs artful word-painting throughout, and the verse-refrain structure enables the compelling melody to soon become as familiar as any traditional carol of the season.
Musik ist stets bei Dir (The Music’s Always There With You)
Rutter’s charming piece sets a secular text by the composer that emphasises the significance of music and harmony in an ephemeral world. A simple accompaniment figure in the piano provides the backdrop to alternating unison and polyphonic verses that manage to capture both nostalgia for what was and optimism for what is to come.
For the beauty of the earth (TTBB)
Originally published in versions for SA and SATB voices, this classic Rutter anthem has now been adapted by the composer for performance by male-voice choirs. The flowing choral melodies perfectly complement the positive message of the well-known thanksgiving text by F. S. Pierpoint, and the gentle, arpeggiated keyboard part provides a supportive harmonic accompaniment. Orchestration:… Read more »