Psalm 122
Peter Tranchell wrote this setting of Psalm 122 in 1966 for unison voices and organ, with optional trumpet and horn.
[...Read More]Peter Tranchell wrote this setting of Psalm 122 in 1966 for unison voices and organ, with optional trumpet and horn.
[...Read More]A responsorial setting of Psalm 128 written in 1966 for unison voices and organ.
[...Read More]For Bass Solo, SATB Choir and Organ [Revised Version 1988].
[...Read More]Prelude and Passacaglia for Organ, on 'Liebster Jesu, wir sind Hier' and 'Who would true valour see', Peter Tranchell, 1952
[...Read More]Peter Tranchell composed the Thackeray Ditties for the Cambridge University Madrigal Society’s May Week Concert in June 1962, which was conducted by Raymond Leppard. The concert traditionally took place on the Backs with the choir in punts on the Cam while the audience sat on the riverbank.
[...Read More]Peter Tranchell wrote this setting of Psalm 121 in 1962 for unison voices and organ in B flat. The score published here is a later 197? transposition in A.
[...Read More]A responsorial psalm setting written in 1962 and revised in 1968 and 1976, the latest version now published by CMS in "Peter Tranchell, Three Responsorial Psalms" (CMS 046)
[...Read More]Composed July 1948, in the house of Hermione Gingold, Kinnerton Street, London.
Three versions of this song are held [...Read More]