Hilary Campbell (b. 1983)
Choral conductor; Composer
Works published by MoV
Our endless day (SSA & harp or piano)
Our endless day (SSA & harp or piano)
This it the second anthem in Multitude of Voyces' Julian of Norwich series commissioned by Dee Stewart, and composed for Godolphin Vocal Ensemble, directed by Olivia Sparkhall with Katie Flanaghan (harp). It was given its first performance in Salisbury on International Women’s Day, 2018. This setting captures the timelessness of Julian’s 14th Century words by using harp ostinati and modal inflections, calling to mind pre-tonal music. The voices drift in and out of dissonance, reflecting Julian’s near-death visions, with moments of clarity juxtaposed with unresolved chords.
Our endless day (SSA & harp or piano)
This work is published in our anthology Volume 2 and as a licenced digital pdf
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Hilary Campbell (b. 1983)
Hilary Campbell is a freelance choral specialist, and is founder and Musical Director of professional chamber choir Blossom Street, and Musical Director of Bristol Choral Society, Chiswick Choir and the Music Makers of London. Her project work includes guest conducting ensembles including the BBC Singers, Trinity Laban Chamber Choir and the University of Greenwich Choir, and chorus-mastering the BBC Symphony Chorus and Royal Academy of Music Symphony Chorus. In 2020, Hilary will be acting as Associate Conductor of Ex Cathedra. She also acts as an adjudicator, choral workshop leader and guest conductor, teaches at the Royal Academy of Music, and is a published and prize-winning composer. With Blossom Street, she has released two award-winning Naxos recordings, and recently released a third.
As a composer, Hilary has won a number of composition prizes, and her music has been included on discs by labels including Naxos and Delphian, and performed by groups around Europe and in the US such as the BBC Singers, Polish National Chamber Choir, National Youth Choir of Great Britain, Vilnius Municipal Choir and the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge. She studied with Stephen Montague and Ruth Byrchmore. (Hilary Campbell)