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Tallis: Spem in alium – NEW edition
I am delighted to announce the release of my new edition of Thomas Tallis’s Spem in alium. It is timed with a concert in Ely Cathedral given by Nigel Short and his fabulous choir Tenebrae in June 2024 – a performance in which the edition was used in a professional context for the very first […]
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The GREAT BIG Orchestra – inspiring the next generation
If you are looking for the ideal introduction to orchestral instruments for very young children, look no further than The Great Big Orchestra! Peruse the score of The Great Big Orchestra which is a 10-minute concert piece piece for symphony orchestra by Peter Gritton. It is an ideal opener for a concert aimed at children. […]
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Encores for Choirs 2 has Music Industries Award for Best Classical Publication
Encores for Choirs 2 has continued to be popular among choirs and vocal groups of all types! Compiled, edited and often arranged by Peter…
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Consider Yourself and Match of the Day – NOW ARRANGED FOR PIANO!
Published at the end of 2015, Piano Mix (ABRSM) comes in three volumes and features arrangements by well-known arrangers including Peter.
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Creepy Crawly – Grade One Piano Piece
Creepy Crawly continues to be one of the most well-known Grade One piano pieces of all time.
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Follow that Star – the much awaited VERSE TWO!
Follow that Star is a perennial Christmas hit with choirs and audiences but do you know the official words of Verse Two?
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Pitch Perfect – the world’s first football symphony! (Symphony No.2)
Pitch Perfect is possibly the world’s first football symphony! Originally created for BBC Learning but now usable as a community work.
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Away in a manger – described by critics as a gem
“Gritton’s Away in a manger is a gem … haunting simplicity … the composer weaves his magic”
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Mary Seacole – a folk opera based on the life of a remarkable woman
The story of Mary Seacole, the Caribbean heroine of the Crimean War, is told in the form of a folk opera, with possible community involvement.
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