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Anthems
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- Ave verum – Mozart
- Blessed be the God and Father – Wesley
- Brother James’ Air – arr. Bullard
- Cantate domino -Pitoni
- For the beauty of the earth – Carter
- Gaelic Blessing – Rutter
- God be in my head – Walford Davies
- God so loved the world – Stainer
- If ye love me – Tallis
- Irish blessing – Chilcott
- Is it nothing to you – Ouseley
- Jesu, joy of man’s desiring – Bach
- Jesu the very thought of me – Lole
- Lead me, Lord – Wesley
- Locus iste – Bruckner
- Lord for thy tender mercies sake – Farrant
- O come, ye servants of the Lord – Tye
- O saviour of the world – Goss
- People look east – Archer
- Rejoice in the Lord alway (the Bell anthem) – Purcell
- Rejoice in the Lord alway (Anon. attr. Redford)
- Remember O thou man – Ravenscroft
- Song of Mary – Shephard
- Teach me O Lord – Attwood
- There’s a wideness in God’s mercy – Bevan
- View me, Lord – R. Lloyd
- Zadok the priest – Handel
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Choral works
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- Gloria – Vivaldi
- Cross of Chris – Various composers
- Stabat Mater – Karl Jenkins
- Son of God Mass – James Whitbourn
- Olivet to Calvary – Maunder
- St Luke Passion – J.S. Bach
- Requiem – Faure
- The Crucifixion – Stainer
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| Christmas |
- Adam La-y-bounden (Warlock)
- A maiden most gentle (Carter)
- Away in a manger
- Arise, shine, for thy light is come
- As with gladness
- Coventry Carol
- Deck the hall
- Ding, dong, merrily on high
- For unto us a child is born (from Handel’s “Messiah”)
- Gabriel’s message
- Gaudete!
- Hark the herald angels sing
- Il est ne le divin enfant (Rutter)
- In dulci jubilo
- Infant holy, infant lowly
- In the bleak mid-winter (Darke & Holst)
- It came upon the midnight clear
- Jesus Child (Rutter)
- Joy to the world
- Lully, Lula, lullaby (Stopford)
- Mid-winter (Chilcott)
- Nativity carol (Rutter)
- Noe, Noe (Wilberg)
- O come all ye faithful
- O leave your sheep
- O holy night (Adam)
- O little one sweet
- People look east
- Poverty Carol
- Rocking
- Rudolph the red nosed reindeer
- Sans day carol (Rutter)
- Silent night
- Sussex Carol (Willcocks)
- Sweet little Jesus boy (Robert MacGimsey)
- The holly and the ivy
- The infant king
- The lamb (Tavener)
- The shepherd’s farewell (Berlioz)
- The three kings (Cornelius)
- Torches (Joubert)
- We three kings
- We wish you a merry Christmas
- While shepherds watched
- Zither Carol
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Gospels and spirituals
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- Deep River
- Freedom is coming
- Go down Moses
- Good news
- Great day
- Green Green
- I’m gonna sing
- On Earth an army is marching
- We are marching (Siyahamba)
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Madrigals and partsongs
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- Come again – Dowland
- English Country Gardens – Trad
- Fine Knacks for Ladies – Downland
- How calmly the evening – Elgar
- Linden Lea – Vaughan-Williams
- Loch Lomond – Trad
- Men of Harlech – Trad
- My love’s an arbutus – Stanford
- My true love – Bob Chilcott
- Never weather beaten sail – Campion
- Now is the month of maying – Morley
- Pastyme with good company – King Henry VIII
- Since first I saw your face – Ford
- Summer is icumen in – Trad
- The Ash Grove
- The Lord’s my shepherd (Psalm 23 ) “Dibley theme” – Howard Goodall
- The Minstrel Boy – Trad
- The Oak and the Ash – Trad
- The Silver Swan – Gibbons
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| Popular and shows |
- Adiemus – Karl Jenkins (Delta Airlines Advertisement)
- And so it goes – Billy Joel, arranged by Bob Chilcott
- Barbara Ann
- Blue Moon
- Goodnight Sweetheart
- Halleluyah – Leonard Cohen (Featured in “Shrek”)
- Home and the Heartland – from “Riverdance” – Bill Whelan
- I dreamed a dream – from “Les Miserables” – Schonberg
- I have a song to sing, O! from “The Yeomen of the Guard” – Gilbert & Sullivan
- Music of the night – from “The Phantom of the Opera” – Andrew Lloyd Webber
- My heart will go on – from “Titanic”
- Selection from “Oliver”
- Selection from “The Sound of Music”
- Selection from “The Lion King”
- Sing – Andrew Lloyd Webber and Gary Barlow
- Skyfall – Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth
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| World music |
- A keelie (Ghana)
- Halima Pakashalo (Namibian welcome song)
- Nanuma (Ghana)
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