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An atmospheric 6-part piece for SSATBB setting of a prayer by Lancelot Andrewes (1555-1626) from his Preces Privatae. Inspired by Rhineberger's AbendLied, Evening Prayer uses the same 6 part line-up, slightly adapted to include a baritone (bass 1) instead of a second high tenor.

Evening Prayer

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This setting of quotations from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love piece has a rich harmonic texture that builds from and revolves around a three-part mediaeval Stella Maris Nuncuparis which dates from Julian of Norwich's time c.1350.

Themes: Love, light, grace, ecstasy, redemption, the Motherhood of God

All Shall Be Well was commissioned for ORA Singers by the Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt. The first performance was given on 11th July 2021 under the direction of Suzi Digby at the Gresham Centre, as part of the Live from London Summer concert.

All Shall Be Well

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A Short Story of Falling was commissioned for NYCGB Girls' Choir and kindly supported by Dorico (NYCGB's Principal Innovation Sponsor and Christine Evans. The first performance was given by NYCGB Girls' Choir under the direction of Joanna Tomlinson at Leighton Park School on 13th August as part of the choir's summer course.

A Short Story of Falling

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This is a setting of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis for upper voices and organ inspired by the motivic and harmonic idioms of 16th-century church music. The first performance was during Evensong in St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday, 1 August 2010, sung by the women's choir Aurora Nova, directed by Patrick Craig.

Evening Canticles - St Paul's Service

A saxred anthem setting of Psalm 139, verses 1-6. First performed by the Peterborough Cathedral choir on Sunday 5th July 2015, directed by Steven Grahl.

Themes: Sacred, praising God, self-judgement and self-acceptance

Suitable for: Professional or amateur choirs

Thou hast searched me and known me

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An animated set of miniatures inspired by stories about clocks in well-known children's literature, designed to partner with Haydn's musical clock pieces. They were written for Stephen Farr for in his programme at Jesus College Chapel in the Cantat 800 music festival celebrating 800 years of Cambridge University. The pieces may be played in any order and with any choice of the Haydn pieces or they may be played as a complete set independently. They are intended to be highly flexible for organists playing recitals on potentially very small chamber instruments without pedals, or they may be played on a piano.
 
i. The White Rabbit's Pocket Watch
ii. The Ticking Croc
iii. Midnight Sunshine
iv. At The Twelfth Strike

Four Musical Clocks

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Text: Sonnet by John Donne of the same name.

Themes: Spiritual struggle, Holy Trinity, grace, desire for redemption and transformation.

Musical Content: 8 individual parts, rich harmonies and varied textures. The harmony hints at earlier eras in places.

Suitable for: Professional or College / university choirs and able chamber choir.

Commissioned by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the dedication of New Chapel. First performed on Wednesday 18th October by The Choir of Lincoln's Inn Chapel, London, directed by Nicholas Shaw.

Batter My Heart

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