The third in our set of bestselling short piano collections ideal for recitals or teaching.This set of pieces is the set requird for our Pianists competition a Free to enter competition whih closes on the 31st December and has a prize attached see our website www.timknightmusic.com

Tim Knight's take on the timeless Christmas classic Away In A Manger was originally written for the junior choir of St Peters in Bramley this can be unison or 2 part depending on the resources available.

Choirs often use Tim Knight's traditional folk songs as a concert filler so here they are published as a set.

Tim Knight's Remember for SAB choir is a beautiful setting of a poem by Christina Rossetti. Written in memory of the Yorkshire farming legend Hannah Hauxwell this piece could also be used for memorial and remembrance services in churches. 'Remember me when I am gone away   Gone far away into the silent land;  When you can no more hold me by the hand   Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay....'    

Tim Knight composed his setting of Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis for a small Choir at a London church however it has since been taken up by many others.This set of evening canticles can be used by upper or unison Voices and is written in a range that makes it accessible and quickly learnable by all Choirs.The enterprising Choral director will of course find ways to share the music amongst upper and lower voices. The pieces are approachable and accessible and have been used in workshops by the RSCM Northern area.

The traditional song I Know Where I'm Going arranged by Tim Knight for SATB choir. This beautifully arranged Irish folk tune is sung from the perspective of a woman who pines for her lover.

A setting for unaccompanied mixed voice choir-Tim Knight's Requiem Aeternam a setting for unaccompanied mixed voice choir. Piano accompaniment included for rehearsal purposes.

The composition the Lonesome Knight was based on a fairytale. The piece was written by Saskia Apon for the National Brass Band Championships 2001. Once upon a time there was a knight who went to fight and defeat the dragon that had beenkilling the people of his town. There is a short but intense battle between the two and the knight is triumphant. However whilst persuing the dragon the knight has travelled far away from his home and now is lost. He roames around trying to findhis way home but exhausted and weary he falls to the ground. He awakens startled by a Giant and a group of Goblins who are celebrating the death of the dragon. The knight joins in the festivities but after a long evening is once more leftalone. The sun rises the following morning and he sees a castle on the horizon. He enthousiastcally ventures towards the castle in the hope of meeting other people. However he becomes greatly disillusioned when there is none to be found. Inhis desperation the knight climbs the tower ready to jump off. Suddenly he hears a heavenly voice. Right before him is the most beautiful princess he has ever seen. She graciously thanks him for killing the dragon a spark ingnites between themand they build a life together and.... live happily ever after! Saskia Apon studied harp at Rotterdam School of music. With this instrument she rounded of her studies by passing with credit however it was her love of composition thatremained her focus. Self-taught she began composing at the age of nine. Since then she has written pieces for The Dutch Brass Quintet The Dutch Brass Ensemble The Rotterdam Trombone Quartet and the brass band quintet Brass Ability. Atpresent she is the in-house arranger for The Rotterdam Philarmonic Brass Ensemble. Besides the customary attention for the real splashworks she endeavours to add value to the melodic function of the brass wind instruments in her music. Hercompositions and arrangements can be found on many diverse Cds.The composition the Lonesome Knight was based on a fairytale. The piece was written by Saskia Apon for the National Brass Band Championships 2001. Once upon a time there was aknight who went to fight and defeat the dragon that had been killing the people of his town. There is a short but intense battle between the two and the knight is triumphant. However whilst persuing the dragon the knight has travelled far awayfrom his home and now is lost. He roames around trying to find his way home but exhausted and weary he falls to the ground. He awakens startled by a Giant and a group of Goblins who are celebrating the death of the dragon. The knight joins inthe festivities but after a long evening is once more left alone. The sun rises the following morning and he sees a castle on the horizon. He enthousiastcally ventures towards the castle in the hope of meeting other people. However he becomesgreatly disillusioned when there is n

Celebrated choral composers Bob Chilcott and Susan Knight have searched the globe for the most vibrant and exciting festive music representing a range of styles and cultures. This unique collection has it all - from a melismatic Armenian hymn to a percussive villancico from the Dominican Republic; a US spiritual to a Polish folk carol. The collection features: 31 pieces that are perfect for a wide range of SATB choirs New Christmas repertoire from all over the world Each piece in both English and its original language Pronunciation guides to help with singing the original texts Carols by popular andlittle-known composers This anthology not only offers a world of new and unusual music for your choir it also represents a fascinating glimpse into seasonal and musical traditions the world over.

A gentle easy setting of these famous words for either two part choir of upper voices or upper and lower voices.-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOWfl86soA0 simple but very effective and rather beautiful

Music for Concert Choir-Following on from the 'Accessible Choral Library' series which only presents music in up-to three parts (e.g. S.A.B.) here are pieces for S.A.T.B. and above.Joining the Ave Verum in our Concert choir series comes this new short Motet Beati Mortui - suitable for memorial 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 spirit for they rest from their labours.

The third in this series of books from the choir doctor this one applies to all groups who perform concerts and contains some material on thinking about why we hold concerts some useful tips about different sorts of concerts and a pre concert checklist another invaluable resource.