Cheryl Frances-Hoad

Written for the Warden and Fellows of Merton College, Oxford, for Christmas 2021, with special thanks to Sir Andrew Wiles. This work was written by the composer with support from the 2021 Visiting Res...

Written during the UK Coronavirus lockdown for violin and piano, this little piece takes inspiration from the blossom on local fruit trees that I have watched developing and blooming in the past weeks...

La vie sépare ceux qui s'aiment (...pero afortunadamente, en este caso, no por mucho tiempo) es una breve obra de 2 minutos para piano y violín encargada en 2023.

A five-minute solo organ work commissioned by Simon Hogan. First performed on 15th July 2023 at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, by Simon Hogan.

Una obra de diez minutos para órgano. Encargo de B:Music para celebrar el cuadragésimo aniversario en 2023 de Thomas Trotter como organista de la ciudad de Birmingham. Estrenada en el Symphony Hall de...

Written for alto saxophone and piano, Algernon is loosely inspired by both Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes and The Voices Within, a popular science book by Charles Fernyhough about the history an...

Two short pieces suitable for Grade 8 standard players.

A four-minute work for String Quartet written as a part of 'Elegy for Pamela' and recorded by the Wihan Quartet. Parts available: CH88060-01

A four-minute work for String Quartet written as a part of 'Elegy for Pamela' and recorded by the Wihan Quartet. Score available: CH88060

Für Akkordeon solo. 10 Minuten. Uraufführung am 23. Februar 2024 in St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, UK durch Mingyuan Ruan.

Cheryl Frances-Hoad's Something More Than Mortal for Solo Soprano.

Cheryl Frances-Hoad's Love Song For Dusty for solo Piano. Duration: 4 minutes

Blurry Bagatelle was commissioned to celebrate 35 years of the Presteigne Festival, with funds from the Foyle Foundation.

A short work for soprano, baritone, vibraphone and piano setting the librettist Tamsin Collison's text about online dating.

A work for Clarinet and String Quartet commissioned by the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts. First performed by Rozenn Le Trionnaire (clarinet) and the Albion Quartet on 24th August 2019 at S...