Mittelschwere Noten von Tim Knight Music

A very tongue-in-cheek look at the delights of 18th century London and useful as a festival piece.

This is a fine tune and yet one of the least well known of the series.

Always a popular choice, within the reach of most choirs.

The flute has a counter melody which the two voice parts weave the tune around.

The Alto has the tune, the choir comment on it and the piano adds immeasurably to this very popular arrangement.

4-movements created out of inspiration from the Bamboo Organ, which are highly suggested to be played as instrumental preludes and interludes for church services. The third movement, "Chorale", was a...

The third in our set of bestselling short piano collections, ideal for recitals or teaching. This set of pieces is probably slightly easier and more melancholy than the previous sets. Contents:1. The...

This booklet contains the winning entries from our fourth Organ Music competition in January 2022, with the outright winner being Jeff Enns, with his composition 'Processional'. You can read more abou...

This is the first of what is going to be a series of Volumes focussing on music based on hymn tunes which feature in the Church's calendar, such as Advent, Trinity etc. This first set, however, is com...

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

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

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...

These three pieces in differing styles are ideal as concert pieces or voluntaries as a set or separately. They have been written in an accessible style with the needs of the average parish Organist in...

Three more accessible pieces for the Parish Organist, for various times in service or recital use. Contents:1. Scherzo for Flutes2. Plaint3. Postlude

In July 2020, we ran a free competition for allcomers to enter. The criteria was to write a piece no more than 3 minutes long on the theme of 'Organ Music for Quiet Moments' which must be suitable for...

Set 3 provides three more accessible pieces for the Parish Organist, for various times in service or recital use. Contents:1. Processional2. Interlude3. Minuet Sign up to our 'Music Club' on the homep...

Following our very successful first competition on the theme of 'Organ Music for Quiet Moments', we were delighted to receive a great many entries for our second competition on the theme of 'Organ Mus...

These three pieces in differing styles are ideal for services or as concert pieces as a set or separately. They have been written in an accessible style with the needs of the average parish Organist i...

3 contrasting pieces from the pen of well-known composer Ian Higginson, suitable for the parish organist or recitals. Contents:1. Trumpet Tune2. Intermezzo3. Sortie

Following our very successful competitions on the themes of 'Organ Music for Quiet Moments' and 'Organ Music for Joyful Moments', here is the anthology booklet of our third competition featuring the f...

6 short pieces for organ based on psalms verses, suitable on their own or as a recital set to show off the colours of the instrument. Contents:Psalm 149, v1Psalm 130, v1Psalm 117 v1Psalm 81, v3Psalm 4...

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...

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...

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.