Tim Knight Noten für gemischten Chor

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.

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...

The beloved text of the third collect of evensong is given a new melodic setting suitable for concerts or church services.

Originally commissioned in a different setting for the inaugural Voices Yorkshire Gala Concert at Leeds Town Hall and premiered at the concert on 14th September 2019, with 200 voices singing it made u...

A rare setting of these words, suitable for the moderate choir and very effective in performance.

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.

Another addition to the ACL series from the ever popular pen of Peter Thompson - this will find a use and an audience with all churches. Written in his usual flowing and accessible style, it can be su...

One of Sara Teasdale's most beautiful poems set to music for a choral director in America as a Thanksgiving gift.

Besetzung: SATB und Orgel Cathedral Music Choral Series; Text aus der Liturgie

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.

A rollicking Christmas carol which sets these traditional Yorkshire words for SATB and Organ, first performed at Leeds Minster, Christmas 2012, to a rousing applause.

A Christmas Carol written specifically for the Accessible Choral Library to give these wonderful words an SAB lyrical setting.