Come and worship

Zusatztext Alan Bullard's Come and Worship is jolly and well conceived for unaccompanied voices (with an optional percussion part) and shows what a skilful composer can do with a well sustained rhythmic idea. Informationen zum Autor Alan Bullard was born in London and studied with Herbert Howells at the Royal College of Music, and at Nottingham University. He enjoyed a successful career in music education; for many years he was Head of Composition at Colchester Institute, and is currently an examiner for ABRSM. He now devotes most of his time to composing, editing, and arranging. His music unfailingly appeals to both performers and audiences; he has written for all kinds of choirs, andinstrumental works for a variety of ensembles and orchestras. Alan is a respected writer of music for examination syllabuses and educational albums. His major publications include the four inspirational Oxford Flexible Choral Anthologies, Alan Bullard Anthems, and the five cantatas Wondrous Cross, O ComeEmmanuel, A Light in the Stable, Psalmi Penitentiales, and Images of Peace. He and his wife Janet also write the Pianoworks series for the older beginner. Zusammenfassung Set for SATB and optional percussion (tambourine, small drum, hand-claps, or anything suitable), this setting of a traditional 19th-century English text (interspersed with a Latin refrain) aims to recapture the spirit of Bullard's earlier "Angel Alleluias". It is suitable as a finale to carol concerts.

Autorentext
Alan Bullard was born in London and studied with Herbert Howells at the Royal College of Music, and at Nottingham University. He enjoyed a successful career in music education; for many years he was Head of Composition at Colchester Institute, and is currently an examiner for ABRSM. He now devotes most of his time to composing, editing, and arranging. His music unfailingly appeals to both performers and audiences; he has written for all kinds of choirs, and instrumental works for a variety of ensembles and orchestras. Alan is a respected writer of music for examination syllabuses and educational albums. His major publications include the four inspirational Oxford Flexible Choral Anthologies, Alan Bullard Anthems, and the five cantatas Wondrous Cross, O Come Emmanuel, A Light in the Stable, Psalmi Penitentiales, and Images of Peace. He and his wife Janet also write the Pianoworks series for the older beginner.

Zusammenfassung
Set for SATB and optional percussion (tambourine, small drum, hand-claps, or anything suitable), this setting of a traditional 19th-century English text (interspersed with a Latin refrain) aims to recapture the spirit of Bullard's earlier "Angel Alleluias". It is suitable as a finale to carol concerts.