Tim Knight Music

Fanfares and an Eastern European Big Tune for this portrait of Warsaw. Full score only - if you are commited to a performance contact the composer direct for free parts as PDF files on CD.

A short piece reflecting the changing colours of Autumn. Full score only - if you are committed to a performance we will supply parts on CD.

This piece won a Masterworks Prize and was subsequenty recorded by the Czech Philharmonic on the 'ERM Masterworks of a New Era Volume 11' CD. It is for small Orchestra and has been nominated in the Cl...

A piece inspired by Tim's visit with the Masterworks Chorale to Bregenz in Austria and Lichtenstein. Written for String quartet or String Orchestra. This is the score only.... PDF parts for a performa...

Short descriptive piece for String Orchestra from 2007 by Tim Knight. Useful for beginner string orchestras or as a concert filler.

This piece (along with the Concerto for Oboe and String Orchestra) was actually written in about 1995, but hasn't ever been released as a publication... until now! The piece consists of three movement...

This piece (along with the Concerto for Clarinet and String Orchestra) was actually written in about 1995, but hasn't ever been released as a publication... until now! The piece consists of three move...

Stillness was composed during lockdown (2020), it is a reflective piece well within the capabilities of a String Orchestra of Grade 5 standard. Parts are available by email request to mail@timknightmu...

Perhaps Elgar was in the room when I was writing this! I am not sure but is a very lush English piece for Double string Orchestra.

In 2002, I was asked to be the resident composer at the Royal Canadian College of Organists' summer conference on Prince Edward Island to conduct a performance of Genesis. Having done that, the Vicar...

A String orchestra setting of the song of the same name. Full score only - if you are committed to a performance - contact the composer direct for free parts as PDF files on CD.

A suite of three pieces for Violin and Piano - one very Celtic, one very relaxed and one fast and furious!

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...

These variations on Picardy (an old French Carol) have been written to show the different colours of the Organ. We have included the first page with performance instructions, and the first and last pa...

A set of 3 pieces for manuals and pedals, suitable for meditative moments in services or recitals and within the scope of all organists Contents:1. Idyll2. Cantique3. Sarabande

Lively Organ piece which makes an excellent concluding voluntary. This piece was recently played as the closing volunatary at the celebration of the Holy Eucharist Service on Sunday 2nd August at Wash...

Toccata-like piece ending with the chorale on the Old 104th. One of a set of 3 pieces written to celebrate a fellow organists significant milestone of being an organist for 45 years (the other two bei...

Makes a good pre-service Prelude.

A fine and fairly long final voluntary. One of three pieces written for a friend and fellow organist to celebrate his 45th year of being an organist... the other two being, 'Elegy' and 'Postlude on th...

Reviews: "Another characteristically joyful offering" - CMQ Magazine

A useful pre-service or processional prize winning fanfare. Reviews: "This straightforward item will commend itself to many players who are looking for a short processional piece for a specific occasi...

Reviews: "Well-written, with only one slightly awkward pedal passage in the allegretto section, technical problems are moderate….." - CMQ Magazine

A rousing and cheerful Tuba Tune for the Organ written for Dr Christopher Newton and St Bart's Church in Armley, Leeds, West Yorkshire.

A cheerful Organ Postlude, rhythmic and uplifting. Reviews: "Thrilling juxtaposition of two themes" … CMQ Magazine See pictures for a review by 'The Organ Magazine' which begins... 'Tim Knight's Cerem...

A lively and exciting organ piece. Reviews: "Four pages of jollity!" - CMQ magazine