Mixed Choir a capella

Commissioned by St Mark's, Hamilton Terrace. A setting of Antiphon for the feast of Corpus Christi, attributed to St Thomas Aquinas.

Setting the text of Thomas Allain (after Song of Songs), this work is scored for unaccompanied SATB choir. A perfect anthem for a wedding ceremony.

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

Scored for unaccompanied SSATB and SATB choirs, this works was commissioned by Westminster School, London.

A setting of three verses from Psalm 96 for unaccompanied mixed voices. The work was commissioned by Tórshavnar Kamarkór (Tórshavn Chamber Choir) of Tórshavn, Faroe Islands and first performed on 1 Ju...

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

Commissioned by Peter Adamson, this work for cello and SATB choir setting the well-loved text by William Blake was first performed 8th April 2022 by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir, directed Claire Innes-H...

A setting of Psalm 150 (King James Version) for SATB and finger cymbals Commissioned in memory of the late Norman Marr, for many years Senior Vice Chairman of The Friends of St Machar’s Cathedral Firs...

Setting the text of Richard's brother, Thomas, Music, scored for unaccompanied SSATBB choir, was commissioned by Judith Godsland for Commotio's 20th Anniversary Concert in September 2019.

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...

A setting of E. E. Cummings for unaccompanied mixed voices, first performed by the PopUp Choir, conducted by the composer at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, St Paul, Minnesota, on 12 October 2019.

Commissioned by The Revd Dr Jonathan Holmes and Queens' College, Cambridge for Suzi Digby OBE. First performed on 21 November 2021 in Queens' College Chapel, conducted by Ralph Allwood.

First performed on 12 August 2022 at St. Jerome Catholic Church, Hyattsville, MD by Lux Choir, conducted by Robby Napoli. Text, after Psalm 21 O Lord, make thy servant Elizabeth our Queen to rejoice i...

A macaronic carol in both Latin and English evoking the sleeping infant Jesus in the manger. Scored for unaccompanied SATB choir.

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

This carol for SATB choir, with a text by Gerald Bullett, contrasts the slumbering baby Jesus with his prophesised future as the King of Kings.

According to the composer, 'The Song of the Ocean was written to celebrate the ocean and bridges science and art in the context of negotiations regarding future governance of the ocean. ' The song was...

A four-minute a cappella choral work for mixed voice choir, commissioned by Côr Caerdydd in celebration of their 30th birthday, with a text in Welsh by Tudur Dylan.

Commissioned by Saint Deiniol's Cathedral in Bangor to mark the Enthronement of the Most Revd Andrew T. G. John as Archbishop of Wales. First performed on 30th April 2022 at the Cathedral and Metropol...

First performed on 28 July 2020 as part of a virtual evensong by the Choral Scholars of Truro Cathedral.

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...

An arrangement of Mealor's choral work of the same title for Apollo5. Scored for SATTB. A setting of a Greek Prayer from 250 AD.

Setting an original text by Grahame Davies this three and a half minute choral work was composed for Apollo5, the Ozark Festival Singers and High Point University Chamber Singers, North Carolina.

Based on text by John Henry Hopkins, The Goldsmiths' Carol was commissioned for Christmas 2023 by The Goldsmiths' Company and their Prime Warden Charles Mackworth-Young CVO.

A four-minute a cappella choral piece for Epiphany commissioned by Dr Colin Podmore to mark his year as Master of the Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks (2024–25). First performed at the Company’s Ep...