Here is a selection of my sacred and secular choral pieces. If you are interested in performing anything in particular, please drop me a line so I can send you the score.
Duncan Miller
SATB (with divisi)
A setting of the Preces and Responses from the BCP Evensong service
Duncan Miller
SATB unaccompanied
A fauxbourdon setting of the evening canticles, based on Tone II (Magnificat) and Tone IV (Nunc Dimittis) which are embedded as a cantus firmus in each response.
Duncan Miller
SATB with organ
An accompanied setting, aiming for a clear singable structure with a common Gloria.
Duncan Miller
SATB
A setting of the haunting and beautiful advent poem by Rowan Williams.
Duncan Miller
SATB (with divisi)
The latin hymn set in up to 8 parts, mixing diatonic and octatonic harmony - good as an introit.
Duncan Miller
SATB (with divisi)
Setting of words by Horatius Bonar, ideal as a communion anthem.
Duncan Miller
SATB
Setting of Christina Rosetti which I wrote for my wife for our wedding in 2011.
Duncan Miller
SATB
A setting of the poem by Christina Rossetti from Verses, subtitled 'Christmas Eve'. First performed by the Amity Singers in 2015 at the Town Church, St Helier.
Duncan Miller
SATB (wth divisi)
Words from psalm 27 - 'The Lord is my light and my salvation'.
Duncan Miller
SATB (with divisi)
Unaccompanied setting of the latin prayer
Duncan Miller
SABar with organ
A pair of settings of words by Cardinal Newman - easily singable anthems written for St Peter's Parish church, Jersey.
Duncan Miller
SATB unaccompanied
A setting of A Summer Nocturne by Douglas S Johnson
Duncan Miller
SATB unaccompanied
A setting of Kathleen Raine's beautiful poem from her collection The Year One
Duncan Miller
SATB (with divisi) unaccompanied
An energetic setting of Kathleen Raine's poem Amo Ergo Sum.
Duncan Miller
SATB (with divisi) unaccompanied
A setting of Raine's popular poem Spell of Sleep. I wrote this in memory of a friend, Robin King.
Duncan Miller
SATB unaccompanied
Words by Wendell Berry
Music in the open air at three of Jersey's finest gardens. With a selection of music, both sacred and secular, from motets to madrigals.