Image is a cover for a musical score titled "A Carol from Flanders" by Ruth Mulligan. The cover features a photograph of a white hat resting on a stone block in a field of red poppies and green plants. The text below the image identifies the work as being for SSA Choir & Organ (or Piano) with words by Frederick Niven. The publisher is listed as Recital Music RMD1623.

A Carol from Flanders for SSA and Organ or Piano

Words by Frederick Niven

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Composer: Mulligan, Ruth

Instrumentation: SSA Choir, Organ or Piano

Publisher Recital Music

About: Mulligan, Ruth

Mulligan, Ruth

Ruth Mulligan is a music teacher, piano accompanist and composer based in Cheltenham, England. She plays the viola, performing regularly with the Cheltenham Symphony Orchestra and participates in a local choir. She completed her B.Mus (hons) at the University of Wales, Bangor and her PGCE in secondary music at Oxford Brookes University.

Ruth has composed and arranged Christmas choral music for children and adults and has been directing choirs since she was 17. She has written 2 musical nativity plays which have been performed at the school attended by her 6 children, where she has also directed a choir since 2007.

In 2024, she was the musical director for an Easter passion play which was performed in Cheltenham, for which she wrote 10 songs, directed a children’s choir, a community choir for adults, and a community orchestral ensemble. Ruth is passionate about music education and has developed an initiative which allows children to access free instrumental hire and lessons.

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A Carol from Flanders was composed in 2014 as part of Recital Music’s series of evocative choral works composed with a theme of reconciliation and…

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