• Opening The Eton ChoirbookTONUS PEREGRINUSTONUS PEREGRINUS sings music from the Eton Choirbook (c.1500) and reveals new discoveries from its original notation – watch the films and hear it live.
• Hymns and Songs of the ChurchTONUS PEREGRINUS · ANTONY PITTS · ALEXANDER L'ESTRANGE · 1equalmusicOrlando Gibbons’ exquisite tunes and rock-solid bass-lines for the first English hymn-book, Hymnes and Songs of the Church (1623), were written to be sung and played both at home and in church.
• The Patmos Book of CarolsTONUS PEREGRINUS · 1equalmusicTwenty-one years on from The Naxos Book of Carols, TONUS PEREGRINUS returns with a double album: 24 new carols and arrangements by four members of the ensemble, Joanna Forbes L'Estrange, Alexander L'Estrange, Richard Eteson, and Antony Pitts, with two more of the Pitts musical clan.
• The Naxos Book of CarolsTONUS PEREGRINUSAn Advent sequence in music: 24 carols arranged by Antony Pitts, recorded by TONUS PEREGRINUS for Naxos and published in print by Faber Music.
• Re-NewANTONY PITTS · TONUS AUSTRALIS · 1equalmusicA choral 'murmuration' on words from Isaiah, composed by Antony Pitts, William Byrd Fellow and Ambassador at Excelsia University College, for its Graduation Day and sung by TONUS AUSTRALIS.
• Requiem for the Time of the EndANTONY PITTS · TONUS PEREGRINUSA Requiem in four cantatas and 28 movements, The Day of Wrath, The Harrowing of Hades, The Bread of Angels, and The Hope of Glory, inspired by the death of Alexander Litvinenko in 2006 and grown movement by movement across two decades.
• Jerusalem-YerushalayimANTONY PITTS · TONUS PEREGRINUS · 1equalmusicAn oratorio for our times by Antony Pitts, Jerusalem-Yerushalayim is an extraordinary musical cross between Handel’s Messiah, Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, and classic rock anthems, and tells simply but powerfully the Old Testament story of Jerusalem – in modern English but with ancient Hebrew names for familiar Biblical characters and places.