Daniel Hall

The music and text of 'Crossing the Bar' evoke maritime themes of wind, waves, water and surf. The accompaniment represents the currents - both physical and emotional - that spirit us through mortalit...

Selected for the Jo-Michael Scheibe series, this may be the most powerful song of encouragement for men's choir on the planet. The William Ernest Henley poem sets the stage, but it is the dynamic musi...

Lux Veritatis (Light of Truth) uses a synthesis of styles, ranging from medieval organum and plainsong, to jazz, film score, and even classic rock, to express ideas of joy and praise. This is a dynami...

This well-known hymn, born in a time of crisis, is still relevant in our times. For SATB and piano, this arrangement is suitable for church, school, and community choirs.

Smoke Sketches is Daniel Hall's first original work to be published in the Faber Music Brass Band Series. Daniel is one of the most gifted of the rising generation of composers writing for brass bands...

Smoke Sketches is Daniel Hall's first original work to be published in the Faber Music Brass Band Series. Daniel is one of the most gifted of the rising generation of composers writing for brass bands...

A major work for a mature, larger women's choir, the concept of this piece is inspired by the composer's never-forgotten visit to the Yad Vashem Centre in Israel. The combined text is from Genesis, or...

This beautiful, fantasia-like setting of a well-known Scottish song offers a way to incorporate talented instrumentalists into your choral concert for a concert centerpiece balancing choral passages a...

Dan Hall's lyrical setting of W. B. Yeats' moving poetry expands on a lovely Welsh tune to create a warm, gentle and melodic choral work. Suitable for HS mixed choirs and both secular or sacred contex...

A sensitive, beautifully melodic setting of a meaningful, interesting poem by Emily Dickinson from Daniel Hall renders a work of rare loveliness for more advanced women's choirs. Requires an accomplis...

The highly inspirational poem is about hope, faith, and life after death. The sensitive setting of this well known 19th Century song embraces the loss of young lives. Suitable for the spring concert o...

Based on Shaker poems, this song combines a highly inspirational text with an uplifting musical setting, expressing gratitude and faith for everyone. It is suitable for high school women's concerts, f...

A haunting setting for womens chorus of texts written by 14th century mystic, Julian of Norwich. A beautifully simple modal melody that has been distributed among different voice parts, making this an...

An incredibly dynamic work for treble choir, On the Strangest Sea is a unique setting of a well-loved text by Emily Dickinson. A driving piano accompaniment, interesting violin part, and beautifully c...

A major work for a mature, larger women's choir, the concept of this piece is inspired by the composer's never-forgotten visit to the Yad Vashem Centre in Israel. The combined text is from Genesis, or...

Selected for the Jo-Michael Scheibe series, this may be the most powerful song of encouragement for men's choir on the planet. The William Ernest Henley poem sets the stage, but it is the dynamic musi...