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Chris May

The music here consists of, firstly, one-to-a-part arrangements for recorders intended for reasonably proficient amateur players..

and, secondly, a collection of practical editions for viols which are also often suitable for other instruments or singers.

I aim to make my editions playable by providing practical playing parts or playing scores.

At present all my music is free.

Scores

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  • Score Groups
    • Renaissance for recorders
      • Chanson: La belle se siet by Josquin
      • Anthem: Blessed are those that be undefiled by Thomas Tallis
      • Je nay dueul by Alexander Agricola
      • Canzon Cornetto by Samuel Scheidt
      • De la court by Robert Parsons
      • Ane lessone upon the second psalme
      • Two Four-part Canzonas by Antonio Mortaro
      • Victimae paschali laudes for recorders a5 by Jean Maillard
      • Fantasie a4 by Claude le Jeune
      • Salve, Regina by Peter Phillips
      • Ut re mi fa sol la by Peter Phillips
      • O decus ecclesiae by Heinrich Isaac
      • Canzon by Thomas Simpson
      • Four Trios from Petrucci's Odhecaton by Vincenet and anon
      • Four Quartets from Petrucci's Odhecaton by Compere, Obrecht and anon
      • Five "Si Placets" by pub. Petrucci
      • De tous biens playne by Josquin
      • Fors seulement - three five-part settings by anon
      • Four Instrumental Pieces by Heinrich Isaac
      • When shall my sorrowful sighing slack by Thomas Tallis & John Black
    • Sullivan without Gilbert
      • Madrigal, "Joy and Sorrow Alternate" by Arthur Sullivan
      • Introduction to 'The Prodigal Son' by Arthur Sullivan
      • An Idyll by Arthur Sullivan
      • 'Neath my Lattice by Arthur Sullivan
      • Romance by Arthur Sullivan
    • Baroque, Classical, Romantic
      • Sinfony ('Messiah') by George Frideric Handel
      • Art of Fugue: Contrapunctus 2 by J S Bach
      • Art of Fugue: Fuga a 3 Soggetti by J S Bach
      • Romance sans Paroles by Louis James Alfred Lefébure-Wély
      • Barcarolle ('June' from 'The Seasons') by Tchaikovsky
      • Four Pachelbel Fugues by Johann Pachelbel
      • Eight Preludes by Charles-Valentin Alkan
      • Five Pieces by Carl Nielsen
      • Serenade op. 44 (first movement) by Antonin Dvorak
      • Cantique by Edward Elgar
      • The Dance - 'From the Bavarian Highlands' by Edward Elgar
      • Under the Double Eagle by Josef Franz Wagner
      • Victorian Voluntaries by J W Elliott et al
      • Agnus Dei arranged for recorder quintet by Schubert
      • Allegro by Joseph Hector Fiocco
      • Serenade from Harold in Italy, arranged for recorder orchestra by Hector Berlioz
      • La Pastorella by G Rossini
      • The Harmonious Blacksmith by G.F. Handel
      • Non piů andrai by W.A. Mozart
      • Danse Villageoise by Emmanuel Chabrier
      • Sortie by Lefébure-Wely
      • Four choruses from The Messiah by G F Handel
      • Tristis est anima mea by Johann Kuhnau
    • Ragtime
      • The Yankee Hustler by Eugene E. Schmitz
      • Russian Pony Rag by Don Ramsay
      • Play That Barber Shop Chord by Lewis F. Muir
      • Fashion Rag by Chas. Cohen
      • Bethena by Scott Joplin
      • Silver Swan Rag by Scott Joplin
      • We're Goin' Around by Scott Joplin
      • The Real Slow Drag by Scott Joplin
      • Desecration by Felix Arndt
      • Pine Top's Boogie Woogie by Clarence 'Pine Top' Smith
    • Mainly for viols, but also voices
      • Victimae paschali laudes for viols a5 by Jean Maillard
      • Song of Songs Motets by Palestrina
      • Two Fancies for Viols by James Harding
      • Two Six-part Motets by Nicolaus Zangius
      • Ave Maria by Robert Parsons
      • Elizabethan Trios by Ferrabosco I, Parsley, Baldwin, Preston
      • Five Theatrical Chansons by Anon
      • Three In Nomines by Clement Woodcock
      • Two Motets a4 by Palestrina
      • Two Scottish Lessons on Psalms 1 and 2 by Anon
      • Four Sixteenth Century Italian Madrigals a5 by Benedetto Pallavicino