Partituras de Owain Park para coro mixto

A setting of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis for SATB and organ, dedicated to the Choir of Salisbury Cathedral and written as a celebration of Susan Baker's 75th birthday. First performed on 28 Septe...

Owain Park’s piece is a masterful recomposition of Allegri’s iconic choral work, placing voices and saxophones in dialogue and translating the original music into a rich contemporary soundworld. On BB...

A setting of the Third Responsory for Good Friday written for Benjamin Goodson (recently appointed Director of the Netherlands Radio Choir) and Bath Camerata. The text is well-known through Poulenc's...

A simple four-part setting written for the choir of Trinity College, Cambridge

Prayer Of Thomas Ken by Owain Park was commissioned by Wells Cathedral Voluntary Choir for the Association of Cathedral Voluntary Choirs in celebration of their 20th anniversary. First performedon 29...

For ATTBB choir. Duration: 5 minutes

Owain Park's Trinity Fauxbourdons for SATB. This piece is dedicated to Stephen Layton and the Choirs of Trinity College, Cambridge. Duration: 7 minutes

Dating from 2017, this work was written for The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge and recorded by them on the Hyperion label. This spacious and evocative composition forms a tripartite meditation on...

An original setting of John Jacob Niles' poem 'I wonder as I wander' by the young British composer Owain Park.

Despite the tranquil surface, Park's setting of Robert Browning's My Star brims with quiet energy. The versatility of the cello is on full display as Park moves quickly from its rich lower register to...

'Antiphon for the Angels' was written in response to a commission from VOCES8 and Rachel Podger for their new concert programme, 'A Guardian Angel'. The work merges texts by Hildegard von Bingen (in L...

Park's setting of Shakespeare's well-known sonnet is evocative and bittersweet. With irregular phrases that imitate the spoken word and expressive dissonances, the resulting soundscape offers a beauti...

This carol may be sung by a mixed-voice choir, or by upper voices only. Bullard harmonically mirrors the move from darkness to light in a memorable setting of his own words. Offprinted from Carols for...