Golden Age Editions

I have prepared some editions of music long out of copyright for the Singings and concerts of the Queens Park Singers. I make no claims that these are at all scholarly, and usually I have only cosulted various printed editions.

One bee in my bonnet concerns barlines; where the music would originally have been read from single lines without barlines, I often make editions with the parts properly lined up but still without the barlines. I believe that the small inconvenience of each person having to work out and mark up just where his/her entries are in relation to other parts is greatly outweighed by the ability to see the lines of the polyphony without the intrusion of barlines which are often quite at odds with the shape of the line and the verbal stresses. If these are of use to you, please take copies and use as you wish.

They are stored as PDF files. If you do not have the Adobe reader installed please click here or -->  Get Adobe acrobat reader

It would be good to hear from you by email -- conductor@queensparksingers.org.uk -- if you do take copies.

 

Pieces for the Tomkins Concert, November 2006:

§         Above the stars my Saviour dwells (MIDI sound file)

§         Great and Marvellous are thy works (MIDI sound file)

§         My Shepherd is the living Lord (MIDI sound file)

 

 


Oh God, thou art my God; Henry Purcell
Salve regina; Josquin Desprez
Benedictus; David Till
Non nobis Domine; William Byrd
Sanctus; Jacob Clement
Lamentation of Jeremiah I; Thomas Tallis
Libera nos, salva nos II; John Sheppard
Love walked right in; George Gershwin (arranged David Till)
April is in my mistress' face; Thomas Morley
Consture my meaning; Giles Farnaby
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis; Orlando Gibbons from the Short Service
Es ist ein Ros; Melchior Vulpius
Miserere mei Deus; Josquin Desprez
Ecco mormorarl'onde by Montverdi,
Laissez moy planter le may by Bouteiller
Stabat Mater by Josquin
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Last updated: October 10, 2006

David Till