Tim Knight

Majestio, powerful - a Unison song almost in the style of Parry!

'Sing to the Lord a new song'. A lively setting for upper and lower voices. This piece is in English except for the refrain. Good for use as a concert, service or workshop piece.

Commissioned by Mark Harris for All Saints Church Edmonton, this unison set of canticles is suitable for Evensong for any voice range and has had widespread performances in churches and cathedrals. It...

A gentle, easy setting of these famous words, for either two-part choir of upper voices, or upper and lower voices - simple but very effective and rather beautiful.

The first piece by a non-living composer that joined the ACL series. A very effective, 2-part, chant-like piece which is suitable for concerts or services.

With already over 3000 views on YouTube, this Unison (and optional second part) anthem is a big hit! A sturdy and melodic tune captures Wesley's fine words.

Written by Tim Knight for the Accessible Choral Library Series (for smaller choirs) this is a useful piece for memorial or remembrance services for Unison Upper voices with Piano or Organ accompanimen...

A simple, but beautiful short prayer or anthem set to well known text written for unison upper voices and suitable for general use. O Lord, increase my faithstrengthen meand confirm me in thy true fai...

Occasionally we come across a text we really like and this would make a great addition to the Male Voice Choir repertoire. Also suitable for the Christmas season.

Lullaby is a short text and in this piece is shared between the various voices to create a soothing concert piece, the addition flute (or violin) part adds to the atmosphere of calm

At a concert of one of Tim's choirs, the Masterworks Chorale, we sang the mixed voice version by Tim of 'Stars' and an MVC member in the audience said it would make a lovely piece for male voices. So,...

12-minute concert work with the interesting text of St. Patrick's words which received its première in 2010 at St Bartholomew's in Armley, Leeds and was very well received. Conductor score and Vocal S...

These two are suitable for Weddings, Introits or general use and are within the scope of most choirs being tuneful and accessible.

'God with me rising up' has a stunning recording on YouTube which has been viewed over 15k times! Both pieces were written for American choirs and are suitable as introits and with easy vocal lines. C...

Festal Anthem written for the celebration of the foundation of Norwich Cathedral.

A compact Missa Brevis and just the right length for liturgical use. Sounds wonderfully expressive in Cathedrals.

A wonderfully crafted and expressive tune leads the choir through these well known words.

For the smaller choir, a gentle prayer with a gentle tune. Flexible scoring.

Especially suitable for remembrance, this piece has all the ingredients of a Cathedral anthem but with easy vocal lines.

A setting well within the reach of choirs maybe visiting Cathedrals for the first time. Lots of pairing (S/T and A/B) and unison make them easily singable and the Organ part adds effect.

This is a setting of William Fuller's words. Gentle yet uplifting, with choral lines a joy to sing. SS version in 201. Flexible scoring.

Specially written for a local parish choir on its Cathedral visit, with a completely optional tenor line for those days when the tenors are absent! Flexible scoring.

Sometimes known as Lauds, these words are for concert or service use and most of the vocal lines are simple, yet the end effect is magical.

May the Grace' was highly commended in the RSCM Composers Competition and 'Lord of Beauty' adds to the repertoire for harvest - both are designed for the choir of limited vocal resources.

Short, succinct and useful as a blessing.