It could be argued that Geoffrey Bush's most characteristic music is for voices: stage-works, choral pieces and solo songs. With a natural affinity for a wide range of texts (from Chaucer to Stevie Smith via Jonson, Wilde and Virginia Woolf) - his music always serves to embellish and illuminate the given word.

• Carol
• It Was A Lover And His Lass
• O, The Month Of May
• Rutterkin
• She Hath An Eye
• The Impatient Lover
• To Electra
• When May Is In His Prime