Tim Knight Music

This vibrant and cheerful piece was written for fellow Yorkshire Musician and good friend, Alastair Timmis, as a thank you. He is growing a fine reputation as an up and coming recitalist and has been...

This Cradle Song was written for the Organist Rien Schalkwijk as a gift. It is tender and appropriate for recitals or Christmas repertoire.

Written for our good friend and fellow musician, Vidas Pinkevicius who provides a fantastic resource for online tuition on his YouTube channel 'Secrets of Organ Playing'. The suite begins with a buoya...

Two reflective pieces suitable for liturgical or concert use. Thoughtful, melancholy and in an English style, similar to TKM104, Elegy. Contents:1. Introspection2. Solemn Air

Following the immediate success of 'TKM914 Introspection and Solemn Air', here are two more quiet pieces from Tim which are also both suitable for services or concert use. Contents:1. Reverie2. Pastor...

Annette Butters from Barnard Castle already has several pieces in our catalogue including our competition winners' anthologies 'Organ Music for Solemn Occasions' and 'Organ Music for the Easter Season...

Tim has written 'survival' books based on his vast accrued knowledge and experience over 30 years for choirs, committees, conductors and concert planning, but his first in what will be a series of han...

A lively Trumpet and Organ 3-minute concert piece (keyboard part can also be played on the piano). Includes solo instrument part. Reviews "Both the organ and trumpet parts are clearly produced and wel...

Three invigorating Marches worthy of any celebratory occasion! The opening piece, 'Southernhay March', is a short, 4-minute march will work well on almost any organ in the traditional trumpet-key of D...

A gentle and rocking lullaby.

Gently undulating and yet very pretty'... said one reviewer of this lovely Carol for solo or unison choir.

Famous words given a new setting by Tim Knight and in a flexible voicing format for the ACL series which can be sung in Unison, SA or Upper and Lower voices.

A unison Christmas carol written for St Giles, Durham in 2014, this piece will work with Piano or Organ and is especially suited to young voices.

A fine cheerful and uplifting Christmas carol from the pen of Peter Thompson. Those who already enjoy his setting of 'In the bleak mid-winter' will love this one!

Peter Thompson (who is the Archdeacon of Armagh) has a few pieces already in our Accessible Choral Library Series and we are delighted to add his setting of this lovely new Christmas Carol. There are...

Peter Thompson's SAB composition of this Christmas favourite has always been a best-seller since it came out, so Tim adapted it last year for his Male Voice Choir, and they loved it, so we have now ma...

This addition to the ACL series for Christmas (the translation of which is 'A child is born in Bethlehem') has a slightly better laid out organ part than the original old score. It is an engaging and...

Following our very successful previous competitions we were delighted to receive a great many entries from around the world for our fifth competition on the theme of 'Organ Music for the Christmas Sea...

We are very pleased to introduce Simon Tait to our catalogue with this lively and exciting piece for the Christmas season which is full of spirit, which is perfectly captured in the recording from Bat...

Following our very successful previous competitions we were delighted to receive a great many entries from around the world for our sixth competition on the theme of 'Manuals Only Music for Christmas'...

A lovely Christmas Carol for SS or SA Voices from Mark Harris which is a fine addition to the ACL series.

A beautiful Carol for upper voices with words and music by Simon Mold, (see also "Crossing the Bar" in our concert series by the same composer). The recording is by the Promenade Girls' Choir at St An...

A new and enchanting melody for this well known set of words, 2-part either upper voices or upper and lower.

Folky, haunting and instantly memorable ... a big hit - feedback from the Grassington Singers.

A Christmas Carol written for an East Yorkshire choir in typically accessible and tuneful style.