vocal

What Is the Word

A setting of Samuel Beckett's last poem scored for soprano, mezzo, cello and narrator

Published by Universal Edition

Tread lightly

For mezzo, cello and piano 
Words: Oscar Wilde

When days are long in May

For baritone and piano 
Words: Jaufré Rudel (translation: Frederick Goldin)

Not waving, but drowning

For tenor, horn and piano 
Words: Stevie Smith

The darkling thrush

For tenor, horn and piano 
Words: Thomas Hardy

choral

Thro’ midnight streets

SATB, clarinet, viola, cello and piano
Words: William Blake ('London')
Published by Universal Edition

Care-charmer Sleep

SATB unaccompanied

Words: Samuel Daniel
Published by Universal Edition

In the bleak midwinter

SSAATTBB unaccompanied

Words: Christina Rossetti
Published by Universal Edition

Sheep like stones

SATB unaccompanied. Premièred by the City of London Choir 
Words: Jenny Overton

Never doubt I love

SATB, violin, viola, cello 
Words: William Shakespeare

The Canticle of the Sun

SATB unaccompanied. Premièred by the choir of St. Michael's, Cornhill 
Words: St. Francis of Assisi, translated by Adrian House

The Villagers’ Carol

SATB unaccompanied 
Words: Kenneth Grahame

Carry her over the water

SATB unaccompanied 
Words: W.H. Auden

This endris night

SATB unaccompanied 
Words: English 15th century

songs for friends & family

The Shepherd’s Song

For my mother at Christmas. Sung by Arianna and me (x2)
Words: Edmund Bolton

Trust your heart

For my wife on her birthday. Sung by Arianna and me
Words: E.E. Cummings