30 Sacred Masterworks presents a wealth of invaluable, original repertoire for upper voice choirs. Many of the pieces collected in this volume are published here for the first time or have not enjoyed the same exposure as much of the mixed voice repertoire. IT builds on the success of Faber music's Choral Programme Series, from which some of the pieces have been drawn. The collection encompasses many eras and offers both accompanied and unaccompanied pieces and is suitable for a variety of services and concerts through the year. This volume is an invaluable resource, both for upper voice choirs seeking new and inspiring repertoire as well as for mixed voice choirs who want to showcase the talent of their female singers. 10-packs are available and offer a significant cost saving. The 30 works included within the volume are Adoramus te Christe (Paolo Agostini); Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur (Ludwig van Beethoven); Adoramus te Christe (Johannes Brahms); The Oxen (Benjamin Britten); Sing ye to our Lord a new song (William Byrd); O Salutaris Hostia (André Caplet); O vos omnes (Andrew Downes); Tantum ergo (Gabriel Fauré); O Salutaris Hostia (César Franck); Love divine (Howard Goodall); O lovely peace (George Frideric Handel); Ex ore innocentium (John Ireland); In pace idipsum (Orlande de Lassus); Tantum ergo (Franz Liszt); Ave maris stella (Jules Massenet); Lift thine eyes (Felix Mendelssohn); O Domine Jesu Christe (Claudio Monteverdi); Alleluia (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart); Be still, and know I am with you (Michael Neaum); Hodie Christus natus est (Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina); Quando corpus morietur: Amen (Giovanni Battista Pergolesi); Danksaget dem Vater (Max Reger); A Celtic Prayer (Daniel Rouwkema); Ave Maria (Camille Saint-Saëns); Der 23. Psalm (Franz Schubert); Ave Maria (Selden Manuscript); Have mercy upon me, O God (Thomas Tomkins); Laudi alla Vergine Maria (Giuseppe Verdi); O vos omnes (Tamás Luis de Victoria); The First Mercy (Peter Warlock)