A STORY OF HOPE, REMIXED FOR OUR TIMES Album: Jerusalem-Yerushalayim (TP 35th Anniversary Coral Remix) Artist: TONUS PEREGRINUS Label: 1equalmusic Release Date: October 2025 Contact: 1equalmusic | Listen & explore the album booklet: https://www.tonusperegrinus.co.uk/jerusalem-yerushalayim ________________________________________ TONUS PEREGRINUS COMMEMORATES 35 YEARS WITH A VIBRANT NEW ‘CORAL’ REMIX OF ANTONY PITTS’S MASTERPIECE, JERUSALEM-YERUSHALAYIM London, UK – […]
New Recordings
HUMAN: When Choral Music Becomes a Manifesto
What happens when a piece of music dares to become a manifesto instead of just a melody? Back in 2019, I received a commission for a new work centered on diversity and divergence. The story behind the commission is shrouded in a bit of myth—layered with anecdotes I was never able to fully verify. What […]
Score video for “BE NEAR ME”
A score video for BE NEAR ME is now available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/eWIjaUIJlnU BE NEAR ME is a setting for unaccompanied Mixed Choir (SATB) or Men’s Chorus (TTBB) of Canto 50 from the poem In Memoriam A.H.H by the British Poet Laureate Alfred Tennyson (1809 -1892). (Duration: ca. 5’15”). Published in 1850, the poem is […]
“Requiem for Animals” Recording
My “Requiem for Animals”, a 50-minute work for SATB Choir and String Orchestra, received a beautiful premiere in May by the Brattleboro Concert Choir conducted by Jonathan Harvey. Many composers, like Mozart, Verdi, and Faure, have created beautiful requiems to commemorate the dead, but these have always been for human life. With the massive loss […]
“The Song of the Star” at Marktoberdorf
Hi everyone I wanted to share with you a recent performance of my piece “The Song of the Star” with the Zürcher Sing-Akademie under the direction of Florian Helgath. It was sung at the opening concert of the famour choir competition in Marktoberdorf, Germany. Towards the end, the piece features a passage where the audience […]
Ave verum corpus
Just released — for Easter Weekend — an SATB a cappella setting of “Ave verum corpus.”

