Adoro Te is a hauntingly atmospheric setting of text by Thomas Aquinas, which has been translated into English by Bishop James Woodford. It's beautiful simplicity and relative brevity makes it an ideal addition to a choral program at any point in the liturgical year.

Arranger: Antony Pitts

Our fascination with the music of the medieval era continues to grow and grow. This collection with contemporary notation and helpful performance options offers the modern choir an opportunity to celebrate the music of the past. Includes: Alleluia (Montpellier Codex), There is no rose (Trinity Roll), Gaudete Christus est natus (Piae Cantiones).

Arranger: Jeremy Summerly

These African songs have a rhythmic energy that propels the music and stirs the human spirit. With a variety of performance options, this collection will be an outstanding addition to your choral library. Includes: Mangwani M'pulele (Sotho children's song), O-re-mi (Nigerian "Highlife" song), Asikha thali (Zulu freedom song), Hamba Lulu (Zulu wedding song), Karanga Walking Song.

Arranger: Mike Brewer

These a cappella works are a nice addition to the repertoire for women's chorus. Includes: Jetzt ist die rechte Freudenzeit (Schein), Ecce Maria (Praetorius). German, Latin and English texts.

Arranger: Judith Blezzard