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Robert Hugill is a London based composer. Robert's cantata ''The Testament of Dr. Cranmer'' was issued on CD in 2007 on the Divine Art record label, in a performance by the eight:fifteen vocal ensemble under their conductor, Paul Brough. His motet, ''Deus in adjutorium'' (from the collection '''Tempus per annum'''), was given its Italian premiere in August 2008 in Verona by London Concord Singers and conductor Malcolm Cottle. This group also premièred Robert's ''The Woodward Scale'' in March 2009. A number of Robert's orchestra works have been premièred in London by the Salomon Orchestra (under conductor Adrian Brown). Robert's opera ''Garrett'' received its first performances in 2001 at Hoxton Hall, and his second opera ''When a man knows'' was premièred in June 2010 and received its first stage performances in March 2011 in a production by Ian Caddy at the Bridewell Theatre, London. Volume 3 of his collection '''Tempus per Annum''' (containing motets for the first 18 weeks of Ordinary Time) was issued in August 2011. His ''Elegy for baritone and piano sextet'' was premièred by the London Schubert Ensemble in August 2011. His songs were placed in the A E Housman competition, the Ivor Gurney competition and the 2012 Diamond Songs competition organised by the English Poetry and Song Society. | Robert Hugill is a London based composer. Robert's cantata ''The Testament of Dr. Cranmer'' was issued on CD in 2007 on the Divine Art record label, in a performance by the eight:fifteen vocal ensemble under their conductor, Paul Brough. His motet, ''Deus in adjutorium'' (from the collection '''Tempus per annum'''), was given its Italian premiere in August 2008 in Verona by London Concord Singers and conductor Malcolm Cottle. This group also premièred Robert's ''The Woodward Scale'' in March 2009. A number of Robert's orchestra works have been premièred in London by the Salomon Orchestra (under conductor Adrian Brown). Robert's opera ''Garrett'' received its first performances in 2001 at Hoxton Hall, and his second opera ''When a man knows'' was premièred in June 2010 and received its first stage performances in March 2011 in a production by Ian Caddy at the Bridewell Theatre, London. Volume 3 of his collection '''Tempus per Annum''' (containing motets for the first 18 weeks of Ordinary Time) was issued in August 2011. His ''Elegy for baritone and piano sextet'' was premièred by the London Schubert Ensemble in August 2011. His songs were placed in the A E Housman competition, the Ivor Gurney competition and the 2012 Diamond Songs competition organised by the English Poetry and Song Society. | ||
Robert's setting of the ''Advent Prose'' | Robert's setting of the ''Advent Prose'' was premiered on December 6 2014 by Alistair Dixon and the Chapelle du Roi, in his ''Faith, Hope and Charity'' for choir and solo cello, will be premiered in December 2014 by Matthew Collins and the London Concord Singers with cellist Corinne Morris. | ||
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Life
Born: 3 July 1955
Biography
Robert Hugill is a London based composer. Robert's cantata The Testament of Dr. Cranmer was issued on CD in 2007 on the Divine Art record label, in a performance by the eight:fifteen vocal ensemble under their conductor, Paul Brough. His motet, Deus in adjutorium (from the collection Tempus per annum), was given its Italian premiere in August 2008 in Verona by London Concord Singers and conductor Malcolm Cottle. This group also premièred Robert's The Woodward Scale in March 2009. A number of Robert's orchestra works have been premièred in London by the Salomon Orchestra (under conductor Adrian Brown). Robert's opera Garrett received its first performances in 2001 at Hoxton Hall, and his second opera When a man knows was premièred in June 2010 and received its first stage performances in March 2011 in a production by Ian Caddy at the Bridewell Theatre, London. Volume 3 of his collection Tempus per Annum (containing motets for the first 18 weeks of Ordinary Time) was issued in August 2011. His Elegy for baritone and piano sextet was premièred by the London Schubert Ensemble in August 2011. His songs were placed in the A E Housman competition, the Ivor Gurney competition and the 2012 Diamond Songs competition organised by the English Poetry and Song Society.
Robert's setting of the Advent Prose was premiered on December 6 2014 by Alistair Dixon and the Chapelle du Roi, in his Faith, Hope and Charity for choir and solo cello, will be premiered in December 2014 by Matthew Collins and the London Concord Singers with cellist Corinne Morris.
See also: Robert Hugill's editor page.
List of choral works
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Tempus per Annum - motets for the church's year setting the Latin introits
Advent and Christmastide
- Ad te levavi (
) To Thee have I lifted up my soul - First Sunday in Advent - Populus Sion ( ) People of Sion - Second Sunday in Advent
- Gaudete ( ) Rejoice in the Lord always - Third Sunday in Advent
- Rorate coeli ( ) Drop down dew, ye heavens - Fourth Sunday in Advent
- Hodie scietis ( ) This day you shall know that the Lord will come - Vigil of the Nativity of Our Lord
- Dominus dixit ad me ( ) The Lord hath said to me - The Nativity of Our Lord, First Mass at Midnight
- Lux Fulgebit ( ) A light shall shine - The Nativity of Our Lord, Second Mass at Dawn
- Puer natus est nobis ( ) A child is born to us - The Nativity of Our Lord, Third Mass during the Day
- Deus in loco sancto suo ( ) God in His Holy Place - Sunday in the Octave of Christmas: The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
- Salve, sancta parens ( ) Hail, Holy Mother - January 1st: Mary, Mother of God
- Dum medium silentium ( ) While all things were in quiet silence - 2nd Sunday after Christmas
- Ecce advenit dominatur Dominus ( ) Behold the Lord the Ruler is come - Mass for the Epiphany
- Dilexisti justitiam ( ) Thou hast loved justice and hated iniquity - Sunday after Epiphany, Baptism of the Lord
Lent and Passiontide
- Misereris omnium ( ) - Thou hast mercy upon all, O Lord - Ash Wednesday
- Invocabit me ( ) - He shall cry to me - 1st Sunday in Lent
- Tibi dixit cor meum ( ) - My heart says of you - 2nd Sunday in Lent
- Oculi mei ( ) - My eyes are ever turned towards the Lord - 3rd Sunday in Lent
Ordinary Time
- Miserere mihi, Domine ( ) - 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
- Da pacem Domine ( ) Give peace, O Lord - 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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