The Great Unaccompanied Motets - Excellent value collection including Christus Factus Set, Os Just, Ave Maria, Tantum Ergo, Pange Lingua, Locus Site and Virga Jesse (minimum order 10 copies)
Even Such is Time - unaccompanied SATB setting of the meditation on death by Walter Raleigh
God so Loved the World - for SATB and soprano solo. A fresh and different setting of the familiar words from the ex-King's Singer who is probably Rutter's closest challenger
Seven anthems - Doubt not thy Father's care, Fear not, O land, Light of the world, Light out of darkness, O hearken Thou, The spirit of the Lord is upon me, They are at rest
Howard Goodall Goodall's setting of the 23rd psalm, written as the theme for the TV show The Vicar of Dibley makes a surprisingly effective anthem. It is available in a number of versions
Praise the Lord - SATB and organ arrangement of the chorus from Judas Maccabeus
Zadok the Priest - SAATBB and organ. The first and most famous of Handel's coronation anthems, used at the most recent British coronation
Zadok the Priest - SATB and organ. In case your resources aren't up to the full seven parts, this may be the four part arrangement, though Musicroom's heading suggests not
O Praise God in His Holiness - probably best known for his collaboration with David Willcocks on Carols for Choirs, Joubert here sets Psalm 150 for SATB and organ
Ave Maris Stella - SATB a cappella a setting by James MacMillan of the traditional vesper hymn (‘Hail, O Star of the ocean’), commissioned by Christopher Gray and the Choir of Truro Cathedral
Christus Vincit - big forces (soprano solo and double SATB) required for this impressive anthem
In Spendoribus Sanctorum - SATB The Strathclyde Motets are communion motets setting propers of the mass for various Sundays and feasts. a communion motet for Nativity Midnight Mass (Psalm 109: 3). For mixed choir (SATB), trumpet in C (organ) ad libitum, with piano accompaniment for rehearsal only.
Lux Aeterna - SATB The Strathclyde Motets are communion motets setting propers of the mass for various Sundays and feasts. They are suitable for intermediate standard choirs.
O Radiant Dawn - SATB The Strathclyde Motets are communion motets setting propers of the mass for various Sundays and feasts. They are suitable for intermediate standard choirs. This piece is an antiphon for 21st December, the text (in English) is one of the "Great O" antiphons which are used on the seven days approaching Christmas
Motets - Ave Maria, Benedicta Sit Sancta Trinitas, In Diebus Illis, Lapidabant Stephanum, Loquebantur Variis Linguis, O Rex Gloriae, Valde Honorandus Est
Great God of Love - SSAATTBB anthem - demonstrates Pearsall's (Victorian) mastery of renaissance harmony and suspensions beautifully
Lay a Garland - actually a part song, rather than an anthem, but simply one of the most beautiful unaccompanied vocal pieces ever written and suitable for funerals etc. SSAATTBB
Tu Es Petrus - probably best known for his arrangement of In Dulce Jubilo, and the exquisite part song Lay a Garland, Pearsall could also produce a mean anthem - here for double unaccompanied SATB
Two Introits - Blessed Word of God and Therefore We Before Him Bending for SATB with organ
A Gaelic Blessing - (unison) - probably Rutter's most popular anthem with its theme of "deep peace", but go for the SATB version if you've the resources
A Gaelic Blessing - (SSA) - probably Rutter's most popular anthem with its theme of "deep peace"
A Gaelic Blessing - (SATB) - probably Rutter's most popular anthem with its theme of "deep peace"
A Prayer of St Patrick - unaccompanied SATB setting of words from the ancient St Patrick's Breastplate