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Welcome
to my (Robin Doveton's) online Catalogue. I
offer PDFs of over 100 works in several languages, mostly by
myself, at competitive prices, including my own Folksong and Carol
arrangements as well as Glees,
Partsongs, Solo Songs and Sacred Music. Shakespeare settings are
conveniently collected together on a special page.
As a lifelong professional ensemble singer, (as well as soloist, choir director, composer/arranger and teacher) I have a natural affinity for a cappella music, but there are some accompanied pieces too. I'm now increasingly concentrating on composing and editing secular music, especially Georgian Glees. My downloadable sample PDFs contain a few representative pages at relatively low quality (300dpi) and may differ slightly from the complete PDF, which may not include a keyboard reduction. (Keyboard parts are a luxury that increase the number of pages and/or necessitate a reduction in print size. (Choirs not supported by church funds need to count the pennies!) Thank you for your visit. P.S. This website does not use cookies! http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/User:Robin_Doveton |
LATEST RELEASES:
January 2025 My Choir has ben kind enough to make a CD of my Shakespeare and Shelley partsongs:
1. It was a lover and his lass
2. Fear no more the heat o’ th’ sun 3. On a day—alack the day 4. Sigh no more, ladies 5. Sonnet XVIII 6. Hiems (Winter) 7. Ver (Spring) 8. Tell me where is fancy bred 9. Orpheus with his lute 10. Who is Silvia 11. Under the greenwood tree 12. Come away death 13. Ozymandias 14. Music when soft voices die  Please see: Glees & Partsongs and Shakespeare
Songs for scores
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May 2025
Now available on the Sacred Music page: A collection of over 50 Anglican Chants composed by me over more years than I care to remember! Two of them, sung by Guildford Cathedral Choir under Barry Rose, can be heard here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjgN9vXSFZE and here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHOaiZmKGCM |