Jonathan Dove

On the streets and in the sky (String Quartet No. 2) by Jonathan Dove is a 23-minute string quartet dedicated to the Sacconi Quartet in celebration of their twentieth anniversary commissioned by Wigmo...

Togetherness by Jonathan Dove is a 22-minute string quartet that explores the experience of isolation in the pandemic lockdown that began in 2020, and the joy of physically reconnecting afterwards. In...

The score and parts to In Clean Air, composed by Jonathan Dove for string quartet in digital sheet music format [EP73523].

The score and parts to How We Spent The Night (String Quartet No.4), composed by Jonathan Dove for string quartet in digital sheet music format [EP73645]. Please be aware this work is 87 pages long fo...

Northern Lights by Jonathan Dove is a 23-minute concerto for accordion and chamber orchestra. Written for the soloist Owen Murray, the work showcases the classical side of the instrument, rather than...

Music for a Lovelorn Lenanshee by Jonathan Dove is a 10-minute work for oboe (or clarinet) and piano which develops the traditional Irish song My Lagan Love about a 'Lenanshee', a fairy mistress, into...

Music for a Lovelorn Lenanshee by Jonathan Dove is a 10-minute work for oboe (or clarinet) and piano which develops the traditional Irish song My Lagan Love about a 'Lenanshee', a fairy mistress, into...

Man, Woman, Child, composed by Jonathan Dove with texts by Judith Wright. Duet Cycle arranged for Mezzo-Soprano, Baritone and piano in digital sheet music format [EP73603a]. Commissioned to celebrate...

Text: adapted from Kamo No Chomei in the translation by Donald Keene

The Immortal Ship sets poetry by Walt Whitman for tenor and guitar, and was inspired by guitarist James Boyd's voyage aboard Concord of Mersea in celebration of Benjamin Britten's centenary. The first...

I recommend these approachable, vibrant compositions to every singer.They solve the problem of finding a good, singable contemporary piece in English, which so many competitions and scholarships deman...

Man, Woman, Child, composed by Jonathan Dove with texts by Judith Wright. Duet Cycle arranged for Soprano, Tenor and piano in digital sheet music format [EP73603]. Commissioned to celebrate the 25th A...

Taken from Flight - Jonathan Dove and April de Angelis's superb original modern-day operatic comedy - Dawn, Still Darkness is an aria for countertenor telling of a refugee's longing to be reunited wit...

Three Seaside Postcards by Jonathan Dove is a 15-minute work for Children's Voices and Orchestra, scored for 2(1,Picc/2,Picc).2.2.2 - 4.2.3(1/2/BTbn).1 - Timp.2Perc - Str. Originally written as a two-...

Text: Psalm 118; Now thank we all our God. Commissioned for the Dedication of Milton Keynes City Church of Christ the Cornerstone in the presence of HM The Queen

Libretto: David Lan

Celebrating the life of Robert Van Allan (20th October 1979 - 21st June 1999). Commissioned by Rosemary Pickering, the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra First...

'Ecce Beatem Lucem' (Behold the blessed light) uses the same text as Alessandro Striggio's forty-part motet of the same name. Here, Dove cretaes an awesome soundworld with shimmering choral writing an...

Handel called Britain 'the ringing isle' because when he moved to London, he heard bells ringing everywhere: great bells in church towers, and handbells in some of the first private houses he visited....

Handel called Britain 'the ringing isle' because when he moved to London, he heard bells ringing everywhere: great bells in church towers, and handbells in some of the first private houses he visited....

Christ unser Herr zum Jordan by Jonathan Dove is a 3-minute work for Organ solo. It is a meditation on baptism, drawing on the dramatic scene described in the gospels in which Jesus is baptised by Joh...

Brass ensemble accompaniment for Jonathan Dove's Missa Brevis. Commissioned by Christ Church Christiana Hundred, Wilmington, DE, USA, in celebration of the 175th anniversary of the founding of the par...

5 Minuten, mittelschwer.

Text:William Drummond of Hawthorndon