Cheryl Frances-Hoad

Cheryl Frances-Hoad's Love Song For Dusty for solo Piano. Duration: 4 minutes

Blurry Bagatelle was commissioned to celebrate 35 years of the Presteigne Festival, with funds from the Foyle Foundation.

A short work for soprano, baritone, vibraphone and piano setting the librettist Tamsin Collison's text about online dating.

A work for Clarinet and String Quartet commissioned by the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts. First performed by Rozenn Le Trionnaire (clarinet) and the Albion Quartet on 24th August 2019 at S...

Dieses kurze Lied für Mezzosopran, Cello und Klavier ist von mittelalterlichen medizinischen Praktiken inspiriert. Es vertont einen Text aus der Lacnunga, einer Sammlung angelsächsischer medizinischer...

Commissioned and first performed by Sami Junnonen and Male Choir Valkia.

A three-and-a-half-minute work for upper voices commissioned by Peterborough Voices with funding from Arts Council England. Frances-Hoad sets a text by Gregory Warren Wilson, who says of his poem: The...

This six-minute setting of the Evening Canticles by Frances-Hoad is for mixed chorus a cappella. It was written by the composer with support from the 2021 Visiting Research Fellowship in the Creative...

Written for the Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, this piece for SATB choir was commissioned by the Master and Fellows of the college. Frances-Hoad sets a text by the French teacher and writer, C...

For mixed choir and saxophone. A setting of Nevill Coghill’s modern English version of Geoffrey Chaucer’s text.

Soprano Saxophone. The Wrath Of Troilus Soprano Saxophone Part

Scenes from the Wild is a Song Cycle for Tenor and Chamber Orchestra, based on the book by Dara McAnulty: Diary of a Young Naturalist. The diary, March 2018-19, begins with an echo of Dara's early mem...

This setting of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis was written by the composer with support from the 2021 Visiting Research Fellowship in the Creative Arts at Merton College, Oxford. Duration: 5 ½ minut...

A three-minute anthem commissioned for Gonville and Caius Chapel Choir by The Peter Tranchell Foundation to mark the centenary of his birth (in 1922).