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Church Services and Music Lists ---------------------------------------- Many links to choirs and other musical resources. Site devoted to the choral heritage of the UK. Gives links to the websites of cathedrals, collegiate churches, abbeys, church choirs, concerts, TV/radio and much else besides. On-line music shop. Sells sheet music, instruments and accessories. A vast collection of choral music free to download as PDF files ready for printing. UK trade union representing professional performers. Site devoted to UK choirs, concerts and choral music resources. This site provides an introduction to plainchant, and points those interested towards ways of furthering their interest. It is much quoted on academic web sites around the world, and is one of two chant sites recommended by the Encylopædia Britannica. A page containing dozens of links to plainchant-related sites. Archive of choral music scores. Delivers music directly to your computer. Links to other useful sites. Incorporated Society of Musicians Has details of recommended minimum fees for choral singers and organists. Komodo Recordings has a long history of recording choirs: "We have recorded many choirs of different types and sizes, from well-practiced multi-part harmony choirs with pipe organs to small amateur church groups. With our mobile recording van, our own studio, duplication and printing facilities we have everything you need to make a professional CD that captures the very best that your choir can produce." E-mail list for the Lay Clerks, Choral Scholars, Lay Vicars, Vicars Choral and other assorted Gentlemen of the Cathedral and Collegiate Choirs of the United Kingdom. Archive of more than seventeen thousand texts used in Lieder and other classical Art Songs (Kunstlieder, Mélodies, Canzoni, Romansy, Canciones, Liederen, Canções, Sånger, Laulua, etc) as well as in many choral works and other types of classical vocal pieces (twenty-six thousand settings and growing). Several thousand translations to English, French, German, Spanish and other languages are also offered. Also has powerful search engines linking the songs to online stores where they can be bought as sheet music and/or CDs. An indispensable resource and a highly recommended site. Sheet music and other resources for mezzos. Formed in 1996 by three Catholic composers and musicians, David Hoyland, Michael Gryspeerdt and Jeremy de Satgé, to publish and promote new church music, principally for the Roman Catholic liturgy. Provides music scores that are free to download, print out, perform and distribute. | ||||
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