Rupert Gough

Rupert Gough is a notable figure in choral music, recognized for his work as a conductor, organist, and music educator. His recent discography showcases his commitment to both modern and classical choral works, with an interest in bringing new compositions to light and reviving historic pieces. His recording of “Gjeilo: Spotless Rose” reflects engagement with contemporary composer Ola Gjeilo's works, characterized by haunting harmonies and emotional depth. His interest in rich, spiritual textures is evident in releases like “This Spiritual House” and "Matthew Coleridge: Requiem." Gough's project "All Angels: Choral Works by George Arthur" indicates a passion for promoting living composers. The geographical and historical breadth of his selections—from the Norwegian valleys in “Gjeilo: The Road: 6. Husedalen” to the reverent “Kontakion for the Dead (Kyiv Melody)”—speaks to a global and culturally informed approach to his work with choirs. Gough’s role in these projects varies from directorship to performance, evidencing his versatility and skill within the choral genre.

Genres

Choral

Gregorian Chant

Classical

21st Century Classical

School Choir

Related Artists

Ola Gjeilo

Eric Whitacre

John Rutter

Hans Zimmer

Morten Lauridsen

John Williams

Max Richter

James Horner

Ólafur Arnalds

Paul Mealor

Thomas Newman

Karl Jenkins

Latest Release

Matthew Coleridge: The Breath of Life

The Choir of Royal Holloway•

Rupert Gough•

Lionel Handy

Album - 14 Tracks - Released March 6, 2026