Tim Knight

'Reverie' was written to add to the Alto Flute repertoire. It is, as its name suggests, a lyrical piece with an accompaniment that assists in creating a sense of relaxation.

Written to aid the restoration of the 1 manual Organ in Pilning Church, this set of pieces can be found on our YouTube Channel. It is a principally light-hearted suite which has received some excellen...

Toccatina is a concert or liturgical piece that is in a constant motion and gives the Organist a chance to make a big and busy sound whilst not being too difficult. Reviews:Please refer to the picture...

Solemn, redolent of Thalben Ball and useful for memorial occasions and Lent. One of our most popular Organ pieces! One of a set of 3 pieces written to celebrate a fellow organists milestone, being 45...

A descriptive and lyrical Organ solo suitable for Concert or Recital use. Reviews: "As always, Tim’s style is warmly lyrical and richly expressive, without becoming boringly predictable. I was delight...

Because of the success of the previous Sets 1-3 (which are available separately and now in one anthology book), and demand for more manuals music, we have now produced another set of miniatures in thi...

Because of the success of the previous Sets 1-3 (which are available separately and now in one anthology book), Set 4 and the demand for more manuals music, we have now produced another set of miniatu...

Because of the success of the previous Sets 1-3 (which are available separately and now in one anthology book), Set 4 (which got a wonderful review) and the demand for more manuals music, we have now...

A new series for 2019. Folk song arrangements for Solo Voice and Piano. This first set has gems such as 'David of the White Rock', 'The Last Rose of Summer', 'Down by the Sally Gardens' and 'All throu...

The second book in this series of folk song arrangements suitable for any Solo Voice and Piano, following on from the great success of the first book. Contents:1. Ye Banks and Braes2. O Breathe not hi...

A piece for either Flute and Piano or Clarinet and Piano inspired by a trip to France. Both the score and solo parts are supplied.

A 22-minute, 9-movement work taking its text from various Requiem sources and teh BCP Funeral sentence. Each movement can stand alone (effectively creating 9 anthems), or the whole can be used for con...

I toiled hard on this, being the 8th movement of Requiem Aeternam (TKM201)! It was worth it though because here is a piece of immense power! TKM818, which is the first movement of this piece is now fe...

Written for an Icelandic chamber choir, this is one of Tim's most popular pieces and has featured in the London Festival of Contemporary Church Music. Now also featured in a set of 3 Latin Motets with...

Beati Mortui is a short motet which is suitable for memorial / remembrance concerts or services for Mixed Voices. The text is "Blessed are the dead who die in the name of the Lord, een so saith the sp...

This is an extract of Movement 1 from the larger piece TKM201, so please ensure this extract is what you wanted. The piece was commissioned in 2010 by Clarke University Dubuque Iowa and first performe...

Flowing and melodic. Written for Cadenza Choir in Driffield, East Yorkshire and suitable for liturgical or concert use.

Three short SATB Latin motets, two previously available separately, 'Ave Verum Corpus' (which has become hugely successful), 'Beati Mortui' and 'Versa in Luctum', it makes them cheaper in book form. T...

A rather beautiful set of words from St Teresa of Avila (1515) set in a simple style which would make an excellent introit or concert closer. Let nothing disturb youLet nothing disturb you,let nothing...

Written in 2022 after the covid pandemic because there are no small scale settings of The Beatitudes for SATB choir, unaccompanied with a small amount of divisi and the words are very poignant for the...

Written for Leeds Male Voice Choir who were in need of some unaccompanied music to sing in St Vitus Cathedral on their 2024 tour to Prague. Would also make a good concert piece.

This is the indispensable follow-up reference book to 'The Survival of your Choir' and focusses on choir management, covering a wide range of topics including recruitment, touring, funding, appointing...

Tim's third choir survival guide, 'Seven steps...', starts with the question "why are we even having a concert?". It then leads you through all aspects of concert planning, choosing music and venues,...

This is a book for choir leaders (and for that matter is useful for singers as well) who may be starting out or need guidance and support on issues they find themselves facing. It packs 30 years of Ti...

Tim has written 'survival' books based on his vast accrued knowledge and experience over 30 years for choirs, committees, conductors and concert planning. This is the second in what will be a series o...