There are good reasons for attributing the anonymous La canzona che volete to Agostino Steffani (1654–1728): not only is the chamber duet the form by which the Italian composer was best known, but the humorous text is redolent of his wit. This is a highly accomplished piece, displaying effortless counterpoint in the duet movement and technical ingenuity in the two solos, which are built on related ground basses.Read more
Composer:Agostino Steffani (attr.) Editor:Colin Timms Publication date: December 2019 Instrument: Soprano, alto & basso continuo Format: Full score and parts Duration: 3 x c.7' Series:@Baroque Pages: x/9 + 3 x 4 ISMN: 979 0 708146 80 3 ISBN: 978 1 910359 75 4 Code:HH469.FSP Price: £13.00 More information
Emma Brown’s setting of ‘Sweet was the Song’, simple yet utterly compelling, captures the Renaissance character of the text while imparting a fresh, modern twist. Suitable for choirs both professional and amateur, it would make a beautiful addition to a Christmas concert or carol service, as well as providing a touching moment of spiritual reflection during Midnight Mass.
Composer:Emma Brown Publication date: November 2019 Instruments: SATB a cappella Format: vocal score Duration:c.3' Pages: 4 ISMN: 979 0 708146 99 5 Code:HH488.CHS Price: £1.70 More information
Den lille danserinnen (‘The Little Ballerina’) evokes a charming, gracious, light-footed dancer, while Nocturne makes the piano sing in the romantic tradition. Both these delightful short pieces would be ideal encores!
Composer:Christian Hartmannn Publication date: April 2016 Instruments: Piano Format: Performing score Duration:c.4' Pages: iii/4 ISMN: 979 0 708146 15 5 Code: HH398.SOL Price: £7.95 More information
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