TCM014 Whenever There's a Life to Save (Tony Cliff Music 2007) for male voice choir (TTBB) with piano accompaniment). This dramatic work won first prize at the 2007 Cornwall International Male Voice Choir Festival Composers' Competition. With a duration of just over three minutes, it is a tribute to the courage shown by lifeboat crews all around our coastline who are dedicated to saving lives at sea. A percentage of sale proceeds and any other royalties will therefore be donated to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. The work was premiered by the famous Cornish St.Stythians Male Voice Choir on May 7th 2007 at the Final International Gala Concert at the Hall for Cornwall and their performance of the work is featured on the Festival CD recording. (mp3) Whenever There's a Life to Save (3555KB) (from a live concert recording made by PMSound and included by kind permission).
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TCM001 The Wreck of the Anson (TTBB 4-part with piano accompaniment)
This evocative work was a prize-winning entry at the 2005 Cornwall International Male Voice Choir Festival Composers' Competition. With a duration of three and a half minutes, the work relates the tragic story of the events of 1807 when the forty-gun frigate 'The Anson' was wrecked just off the Cornish coast with huge loss of life. It was also as a direct result of this tragedy that Henry Trengrouse developed the rocket line to prevent such loss of life in the future. The work was premiered 26th February 2005 by the Festival Chorus conducted by Dr Roy Wales and performed at the Final International Gala Concert on May 2nd 2005 at the Hall for Cornwall. (mp3) The Wreck of the Anson (from a recording made by PMSound and included by kind permission).
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