Tim Knight

Written to aid the restoration of the 1 manual Organ in Pilning Church, this set of pieces can be found on our YouTube Channel. It is a principally light-hearted suite which has received some excellen...

These variations on Picardy (an old French Carol) have been written to show the different colours of the Organ. We have included the first page with performance instructions, and the first and last pa...

A set of 3 pieces for manuals and pedals, suitable for meditative moments in services or recitals and within the scope of all organists Contents:1. Idyll2. Cantique3. Sarabande

Lively Organ piece which makes an excellent concluding voluntary. This piece was recently played as the closing volunatary at the celebration of the Holy Eucharist Service on Sunday 2nd August at Wash...

Toccata-like piece ending with the chorale on the Old 104th. One of a set of 3 pieces written to celebrate a fellow organists significant milestone of being an organist for 45 years (the other two bei...

A bright short Fanfare and a very English-like Interlude. Performance Level: 5.

Makes a good pre-service Prelude.

A fine and fairly long final voluntary. One of three pieces written for a friend and fellow organist to celebrate his 45th year of being an organist... the other two being, 'Elegy' and 'Postlude on th...

Reviews: "Another characteristically joyful offering" - CMQ Magazine

A useful pre-service or processional prize winning fanfare. Reviews: "This straightforward item will commend itself to many players who are looking for a short processional piece for a specific occasi...

Reviews: "Well-written, with only one slightly awkward pedal passage in the allegretto section, technical problems are moderate….." - CMQ Magazine

A rousing and cheerful Tuba Tune for the Organ written for Dr Christopher Newton and St Bart's Church in Armley, Leeds, West Yorkshire.

A cheerful Organ Postlude, rhythmic and uplifting. Reviews: "Thrilling juxtaposition of two themes" … CMQ Magazine See pictures for a review by 'The Organ Magazine' which begins... 'Tim Knight's Cerem...

A lively and exciting organ piece. Reviews: "Four pages of jollity!" - CMQ magazine

This concert piece (or concluding voluntary) was originally going to form the first movement of an Organ Sonata. However, it has become a stand alone piece, rhythmic and exciting in parts, but lyrical...

These three pieces in differing styles are ideal as concert pieces or voluntaries as a set or separately. They have been written in an accessible style with the needs of the average parish Organist in...

Three more accessible pieces for the Parish Organist, for various times in service or recital use. Contents:1. Scherzo for Flutes2. Plaint3. Postlude

Set 3 provides three more accessible pieces for the Parish Organist, for various times in service or recital use. Contents:1. Processional2. Interlude3. Minuet Sign up to our 'Music Club' on the homep...

These three pieces in differing styles are ideal for services or as concert pieces as a set or separately. They have been written in an accessible style with the needs of the average parish Organist i...

There are many organists around the world that maybe come to the instrument by way of the piano and are not yet comfortable with using the pedals and, indeed, there are many organs without pedals! The...

A free spirited fantasia based on the old tune Iste Confessor from the French town of Poitiers.

The fifth in the series of sets of Short Organ Pieces aimed at the average Parish Organist. Contents: 1. Pastorale2. Caprice3. Finale

Written for AJ Consolacion, this joyful piece is useful as a processional or concert piece. Reviews: "Knight’s new composition, Regal Parade, is largely a monothematic work but one that is brimming wi...

Because of the success of Set 1, we have now produced this second set to cater for the Organist who may not yet be comfortable with using the pedals or may even have an organ without pedals! As with t...

Because of the success of Sets 1 and 2, we have now produced this final set to cater for the Organist who may not yet be comfortable with using the pedals or may even have an organ without pedals! As...