Bob Chilcott
Robert Chilcott, born on April 9, 1955, in Plymouth, England, is a British
choral conductor, singer, and composer. He began his musical journey as a member
of the local church choir near Watford, Hertfordshire, and later sang with the
Choir of King's College, Cambridge. In 1985, he joined the King's Singers, where
he sang tenor until 1997. Chilcott's compositional career began after leaving
the King's Singers. He is known for his works for children's choirs, notably for
"Can You Hear Me?", which has been performed internationally. Other significant
compositions include "A Little ...
Five Days that Changed the World: II. Friday 1 August 1834: The Abolition of SlaveryGemma Beeson, Bob Chilcott, David Hill and Markus Gruett
Chilcott, Bob : The Angry Planet
Five Days that Changed the World: I. Thursday 29 March 1455: The Invention of PrintingDavid Hill, Bob Chilcott, Gemma Beeson and Markus Gruett
Chilcott, Bob : The Angry Planet
Five Days that Changed the World: IV. Friday 28 September 1928: The Discovery of PenicillinDavid Hill, Bob Chilcott, Gemma Beeson and Markus Gruett
Chilcott, Bob : The Angry Planet
Lulajze Jezuniu (Lullaby, Jesus Child)Bob Chilcott and Larry Griffin
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Five Days that Changed the World: III. Monday 14 December 1903: The First Powered FlightDavid Hill, Bob Chilcott, Gemma Beeson and Markus Gruett
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