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Composer-in-Residence

In September 2023 St Martin's Voices were delighted to announce the appointment of their first Composer-in-Residence, Lucy Walker.

Lucy Walker (b.1998) is an award-winning composer, pianist and music educator from the North-East of England, currently based in Cambridge. Since completing her postgraduate studies at Gonville & Caius College, where she was a Choral Scholar, in 2021, Lucy has received numerous high-profile commissions. Composing highlights for Lucy so far include her first BBC Radio 3 commission, sung by the BBC Singers, in celebration of International Women’s Day; composing an introit for the first ever Evensong broadcast by the Choir of Pembroke College, Cambridge; and, most recently, being appointed Composer-in-Residence with St Martin’s Voices, at St Martin-in-the-Fields. Lucy’s works have been frequently broadcast on national radio, featured on commercial recordings, and are gaining popularity in performance across Europe and the US. Lucy is passionate about making music, especially choral music, accessible and inclusive, and her compositions aim to reflect this mission. 

Works composed for St Martin's Voices

Three Carols (published by Boosey & Hawkes)
    The Christmas Life

    We shall walk

    The Angels' Song 

I saw Eternity

Here, home

All things are changed 

I thirst (with Piatti quartet)

Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis (the St Martin's Service) 

The Kingdom of Heaven

Compline reimagined

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