Collected Editions

was begun by Edmund Fellowes in 1937 and later revised under the direction of Thurston Dart. All of the volumes of the new Byrd Edition, which is under the General Editorship of Philip Brett, are now available. Other works by William Byrd

Most Recent Volume: Volume 13 - April 2005

Stainer & Bell are pleased to announce that they are now the publishers to the Purcell Society and will be publishing all new volumes in the Purcell Society Edition and the Purcell Society Edition Companion Series.

Most Recent Volumes:
PE27 Purcell: Symphony Songs - February 2008
PC1 Grabu: Albion and Albanius. Opera - February 2008
Next Volumes:
PE1 Purcell: Three Occasional Odes - Summer 2008
PC2 Blow: Venus & Adonis - Summer 2008

was founded in 1951 as an authoritative national collection of British music, and is today recognised as one of the world's outstanding library collections, with an unrivalled range and authority making it an indispensable resource both for performers and scholars. Further information...

Volumes 1 to 30
Volumes 31 to 60
Volumes 61 onwards

Most Recent Volume: MB85 Eighteenth-Century Psalmody - September 2007
Next Volume: MB86 Storace: Gli equivoci - Spring 2008.

is published by Stainer & Bell on behalf of The British Academy. The aim of the series is to make available church music by British composers from the Norman Conquest to the Commonwealth, in a form both scholarly and practical. The present General Editor is John Caldwell.

Most Recent Volume: EC50 (The Winchester Troper) January 2008.
Next Volume: Fifteenth-Century Liturgical Music, VIII: The York Masses. Spring 2008.

NEW!! Almost every choral work found in these volumes (over 700 titles) is now available for sale as an Adobe PDF file for delivery to your inbox! See www.eecm.net for full details.

is the renowned edition founded by Edmund Fellowes and revised primarily by Thurston Dart. Other scholars who have been involved in the revision and updating include Philip Brett, Davitt Moroney, John Morehen, David Scott and Sarah Dunkley. In recent years several new volumes have been added to the series.
Further information

Most Recent Volume: EM41 (Croce: Musica Sacra (1608)) - July 2003.
Next Volume: None currently in production

is a series of facsimile volumes from original editions and manuscripts representing a selection of instrumental, orchestral and vocal music from the theatres, opera houses, pleasure gardens and ballrooms of London during the mid-seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Most Recent Volume: LA6 - 1997
Next Volume: No further volumes planned.