• Out of stock
    • Duration: 15 minutes
    • Soloist(s): Tenor
    • Instrumentation: Piano
    A Lincolnshire song-cycle of four songs for tenor and piano.
  • Out of stock
    • Duration: 40 minutes
    • Soloist(s): Soprano
    • Orchestration: Piano OR Full Orchestra
    A collection of ten pieces, The Call was written in Autumn 1997 in the aftermath of the death of Princess Diana and uses poems which seemed to echo the public’s need for answers to eternal questions.  The collection uses poems by noted poets including W.H. Auden, Christina Rossetti and George Herbert.
    • Duration: 4 minutes
    • Chorus: SATB choir
    • Instrumentation: Orchestra or Piano
    The Dead Soldier, with words from the poem by Sydney Oswald, originally appeared as part of the third movement of The Great War Symphony written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.
    • Duration: 4 minutes
    • Chorus: SATB choir
    • Instrumentation: Orchestra or Piano
    The Dead Soldier, with words from the poem by Sydney Oswald, originally appeared as part of the third movement of The Great War Symphony written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.
    • Chorus: Celebrant, Congregation, and optional SATB choir
    • Instrumentation: Organ
    A setting of the Eucharist (Common Worship, Order One) for celebrant, congregation, organ and optional SATB choir.
    • Chorus: Celebrant, Congregation, and optional SATB choir
    • Instrumentation: Organ
    A setting of the Eucharist (Common Worship, Order One) for celebrant, congregation, organ and optional SATB choir.
  • Out of stock
    • Duration: 20 minutes
    • Soloist(s): Tenor
    • Instrumentation: Piano
    A song-cycle of six songs for tenor and piano depicting East Lincolnshire.
    • Duration: 10 minutes
    • Instrumentation: Brass Band
    This Medley version of The Great War Symphony  was created for the Scarlet & Gold concerts at Cadogan Hall by the Bands of the Household Division - the very best of Britain’s military musicians.
    • Duration: 10 minutes
    • Instrumentation: Wind Band with optional solo soprano saxophone
    This Medley version of The Great War Symphony  was created for the Scarlet & Gold concerts at Cadogan Hall by the Bands of the Household Division - the very best of Britain’s military musicians.
    • Duration: 61 minutes
    • Soloist(s): Soprano & Tenor
    • Chorus: SATB
    • Instrumentation: Full Orchestra
    The Great War Symphony is a poignant and moving work for choirs, soloists and orchestra written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.  It mourns the dead, salutes their sacrifice and evokes a vision of England and her allies that inspired so much of the art and music of that time.
    • Duration: 61 minutes
    • Soloist(s): Soprano & Tenor
    • Chorus: SATB
    • Instrumentation: Full Orchestra
    The Great War Symphony is a poignant and moving work for choirs, soloists and orchestra written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.  It mourns the dead, salutes their sacrifice and evokes a vision of England and her allies that inspired so much of the art and music of that time.
    • Duration: 12 minutes
    • Chorus: Double SATB choir
    • Instrumentation: Organ
    Commissioned by Proms at St Jude's, this work conveys the innocent and tragic suffering of children in war.
    • Duration: 30 minutes
    • Chorus: SATB, and semi-chorus of trebles
    • Instrumentation: String orchestra
    The Land celebrates the changing seasons within the Lincolnshire landscape, unique with its wide and deep skies, tantalising skylines and patterns of colours on a panoramic scale.
    • Duration: 30 minutes
    • Chorus: SATB, and semi-chorus of trebles
    • Instrumentation: String orchestra
    The Land celebrates the changing seasons within the Lincolnshire landscape, unique with its wide and deep skies, tantalising skylines and patterns of colours on a panoramic scale.
    • Duration: 30 minutes
    • Chorus: SATB, and semi-chorus of trebles
    • Instrumentation: String orchestra
    The Land celebrates the changing seasons within the Lincolnshire landscape, unique with its wide and deep skies, tantalising skylines and patterns of colours on a panoramic scale.
    • Duration: 2 minutes
    • Soloist(s): Soprano
    • Chorus: SATB choir
    • Instrumentation: Orchestra or Piano
    The Last Post originally appeared as part of the fourth and final movement of The Great War Symphony written to commemorate the centenary of the First World War, and fuses the words of the iconic poem by Laurence Binyon with the bugle (or trumpet) playing the Last Post.

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