Patrick Hawes

Patrick Hawes, born in 1958, is a distinguished British composer, conductor, organist, and pianist whose music is deeply rooted in the English musical tradition. His compositions, often described as tonal and romantic, explore the timeless beauty of choir and organ music, making them a soothing and uplifting experience for any listener. Hawes' work is influenced by the people and places he loves, as well as the stunning landscapes of his country. His discography includes notable albums like "Angel," "The Great War Symphony," and "Highgrove Suite," the latter of which was composed for HRH Prince Charles. Hawes' music is not just about creating beautiful melodies; it's about evoking emotions and taking the listener on a journey through the tensions and transitions of life. His latest album, "The Nativity," is a testament to his ability to capture the spirit of the season in a way that resonates with listeners of all ages. Whether you're looking for music to relax, heal, or simply enjoy, Patrick Hawes' choral compositions are sure to delight.