Tim Knight Noten für gemischten Chor

Beati Mortui is a short motet which is suitable for memorial / remembrance concerts or services for Mixed Voices. The text is "Blessed are the dead who die in the name of the Lord, een so saith the sp...

This is an extract of Movement 1 from the larger piece TKM201, so please ensure this extract is what you wanted. The piece was commissioned in 2010 by Clarke University Dubuque Iowa and first performe...

Flowing and melodic. Written for Cadenza Choir in Driffield, East Yorkshire and suitable for liturgical or concert use.

Three short SATB Latin motets, two previously available separately, 'Ave Verum Corpus' (which has become hugely successful), 'Beati Mortui' and 'Versa in Luctum', it makes them cheaper in book form. T...

A rather beautiful set of words from St Teresa of Avila (1515) set in a simple style which would make an excellent introit or concert closer. Let nothing disturb youLet nothing disturb you,let nothing...

Written in 2022 after the covid pandemic because there are no small scale settings of The Beatitudes for SATB choir, unaccompanied with a small amount of divisi and the words are very poignant for the...

Choirs often use the Traditional folk songs as a concert filler. They are all available as individual pieces, but here they are published as a set which total approximately 11 minutes. Contents: 1. 'S...

Another ever-popular traditional song arrangement, written for Cadenza Choir in East Yorkshire. With its wonderful flowing tune this has become a popular favourite.

One of our favourite pieces in the catalogue... this beautiful Appalachian folk song is the subject for this SATB and Piano haunting piece

Irish folk song with many different sets of words, beautiful traditional tune and an excellent addition to our Folk and Traditional song series alongside Barabara Allen, Shenandoah and the other fine...

An SAB arrangement by Tim Knight of this very well known Spiritual, 'Were you there when they crucified my Lord'. Suitable for Remembrance and Lent Season.

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

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.

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.

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.

This 9-minute work sets the cheerful text of the Morning Canticle 'Benedicite' - it has received performances both sides of the Atlantic, reccomended as a concert opener! You can hear rehearsal files...

A setting of these famous words commissioned by a church in Lisburn which is a useful alternative to the Parry, when choirs are limited or unable to undertake the complexities of the Parry version.

Tim Knight's ever popular 'Evening Hymn' (available in SATB at TKM315) now appears as an SAB piece in the ACL series to cater for the many smaller choirs.

We have gathered together six of our most popular Anthems for SATB Choir and Organ into this anthology booklet which makes them great value for money. All the pieces are within the scope of most choir...