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This book surveys North German church music from the period of the best-known of J.S. Bach's immediate German predecessors, Dietrich Buxtehude (c.1637-1707). Webber places particular emphasis on composers whose work has suffered unjust neglect, and on the influence of contemporary Italian church music. As well as providing a detailed study of the music itself, the book also examines its religious and social background and aspects of performance practice.

for SATB voices in 4 to 6 parts, with organ
The second volume of the Society's highly acclaimed anthology, this covers the years 1688-1714. There are full and verse anthems for 4-6 voices by Clarke, Croft, Purcell, Richardson, Tudway and Weldon; many of which are being published for the first time.

for SA soloists, SATB Chorus, Piano and optional Organ/Harmonium Gounod's classic Christmas anthem is published here with a new arrangement of the Chorus part for SATB, alongside the Soprano and Alto soloists, Piano and optional Organ/Harmonium. A new translation has been provided which mirrors the French text more closely than the first English version published in 1866.

This collection of Preces & Responses follows on from Shaw's classic 'Tudor' volume, with later settings by Gibbons & Barnard (SAATB), William Child (SAATB), Richard Ayleward (SATB, in D major), John Reading (SATB) and Thomas Ebdon (SATB, with optional organ), all in new editions and reconstructions. The Child set (comprising Preces by Child and Responses after the Creed supplied by the editor based on the Psalm attached to Child's Preces) is published here for the first time, and the Reading set is completely different after the Creed from the previously available version since it presents...

for SSAATB and organ The first in a new series of Restoration Canticles from the editors of the acclaimed The Restoration Anthem volumes, Turner's Evening Service in A (here transposed to B flat) uses rich six-part harmony and displays inventiveness and variety in the verses.

for SATB chorus with SAT and ATB verses and organ In the absence of any original material, Geoffrey Webber's preparation of this edition has been influenced by the scholarly reconstruction of the work by John Stainer. In Stainer's words "there is in it a quaintness, not without tenderness and devotional feeling, which recalls the style of the composer's brother Henry, by whose brilliant career and fame he was no doubt overshadowed".