Owain Park

When Love Speaks is a piece composed by Owain Park, for his cycle 'Shakespeare Love Songs', commissioned by The Maesbury Singers. This work is arranged for Unaccompanied SATB Choir. The cycle 'Shakesp...

'Antiphon for the Angels' was written in response to a commission from VOCES8 and Rachel Podger for their new concert programme, 'A Guardian Angel'. The work merges texts by Hildegard von Bingen (in L...

Méditation is a work for Organ by composer Owain Park for Solo Organ. A full performance lasts around 4 minutes.

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Shakespeare Love Songs features settings of four Shakespeare texts to music, for unaccompanied SATB divisi choir. Composer Owain Park was commissioned by The Maesbury Singers, conducted by Ian MacLeod...

Upheld By Stillness is a work for Unaccompanied SSSAATTBB Choir by composer Owain Park. A setting of the poem 'The World' by Kathleen Raine, the piece lasts around 6 and a half minutes.

Footsteps by Owain Park was commissioned by Tenebrae with generous assistance from Arts Council England, PRS for Music Foundation, Santander Discovery Foundation Grant, Britten-Pears Foundation and Th...

Owain Park's For The Fallen for SSAATTBB unaccompanied choir, includes Piano accompaniment for rehearsal. Owain Park is a prize-winning composer, published byNovello. His music has been performed acr...

Ave Maris Stella, composed by Owain Park for unaccompanied SATB divisi. The approximately 3 and a half minute piece is an original setting of an anonymous plainsong, and is dedicated to the Richard II...

Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day is a work for unaccompanied double SATB choir by composer Owain Park. It was commissioned by the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge who performed the premiere in Trin...

Owain Park 's Judas Mercator Pessimus is a work for SSAATTBB Choir with Semichorus Unaccompanied. The work was composed for Stephen Layton and The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, and is a setting...

Shepherds' Cradle Song is a work for unaccompanied SATBarB divisi choir by young composer Owain Park. The piece is dedicated to the composer's friends on the birth of their first child. The song lasts...

Lulla, Lulla is a work for unaccompanied ATB divisi Choir by composer Owain Park. The work is dedicated to Matthew Owens and the Vicars Choral of Wells Cathedral. It is a setting of words from the mys...

The Wings Of The Wind is a work by Owain Park for Unaccompanied SSAATTBB Choir. Composed for Stephen Layton and The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, the work is a setting of words from the Book of...

Owain Park 's The Lord's Prayer is a reflection on the setting of this prayer by John Sheppard, originally published in the 16th century. This piece is scored for Unaccompanied SSAATTBB Choir, and was...

Beati Quorum Via is a work by Owain Park for Unaccompanied SSATB Choir. Commissioned by the Wells Cathedral Chorister Trust, the piece sets Psalm 119, Verse 1, and lasts around 4 minutes.

Owain Park's Justorum Animae arraged for unaccompanied SATB divisi choir.

Dating from 2017, this a short work for unaccompanied mixed voices sets the Marian antiphon sung at the Liturgy of the Hours at the close of compline during the period from the Feast of the Presentati...

Dating from 2017, this jubilant piece work for unaccompanied mixed voice is the third in the set of the three Latin motets. Setting the Hymn for an Ascensiontide, the irregular rhythms match the jubil...

Holy is the true light', for a cappella divisi mixed voices, was written for the choir Tenebrae and their conductor, Nigel Short.

A vibrant setting of text from Psalms 46 and 102 scored for unaccompanied four-part mixed voices, and first performed by Norwich Cathedral Choir.

This short, approachable piece by Owain Park sets Psalm 57 and is scored for four part choir unaccompanied. The score includes a piano reduction for rehearsal purposes. Awake, my soul was given its fi...

Written for Louisa Pini. Commissioned by the Pini family. With thanks to Dominic Pini.

A Gaelic Blessing was written for Louth Choral Society and uses a text written by William Sharp (under his pseudonym Fiona Macleod) and adapted by John Rutter for his 1978 piece, also called A Gaelic...