Geoffrey Nobes

Prelude on Lavenham - played by the International Staff Band of the Salvation Army.

 

Prelude on Lavenham - played by the International Staff Band -   Watch and listen on YouTube

 

Veni Creator (Come Lord) - From the CD Incoming tide

 

Lord, there are times - From the CD Incoming tide

 

God of life, God of love - From the CD Incoming tide

 

O sing a new song to the Lord - From the CD Incoming tide

 

Incoming tide (instrumental) - From the CD Incoming tide

 

May the road rise to meet you - a setting of the words of the lovely Irish Blessing. From the CD Heavenly Love.

 

Into the Sacred Three - a gentle setting of ancient Celtic words. From the CD Heavenly Love.

 

Ubi Caritas - a chant on the ancient words ‘Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est’ (where charity and love are, God is there). From the CD Heavenly Light.

 

Bethlehem Carol - a setting for high voices of words by the composer. Also available for SATB and SA + Men. Published in A New Song for Christmas.

 

Peace I leave with you - a chant based on words from St John, adapted by Sean Bowman. From the CD Heavenly Peace.

 

You are the peace of all things calm - a setting for SATB of a beautiful Celtic prayer. Published in Five Celtic Anthems (Set 2). Sung by the New Choral Singers, Malta, conducted by their director Robert Calleja. Recorded live in St John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta.

 

Breathe in me, Lord - a setting of lovely words by Sean Bowman. From Heavenly Peace.

 

Prelude on ‘Quem Pastores’ - an arrangement for brass band of the hymn tune associated with the words ‘Jesus, good above all other’. Played by the Portsmouth Citadel Band of the Salvation Army, Bandmaster Harold Nobes. Recorded live in Portsmouth Cathedral.

 

May the grace of the love of the stars be mine - a setting of a moving prayer by John Philip Newell. From Heavenly Peace.

 

School is ending - a fun assembly song with words by Denis O’Gorman. Published in Sing the day through.

 

There is no Rose - a setting for high voices of the beautiful 15th century carol text. Also available for SATB and SA + Men. Published in A New Song for Christmas.

 

Communion - an instrumental track from Heavenly Peace.

 

Saviour, teach me - a setting of a simple prayer by the 19th century writer Jane Eliza Leeson. From Heavenly Light.

Geoff’s music can be listened to using the player below. Alternatively, select the title for each track in the main list to play the music in your computer’s default media player.