Edmund Jolliffe is a British composer of concert, choral and commercial music whose catalogue spans choral works, orchestral and big-band pieces, ensemble writing and music for early learners. He read music at Oxford University and took a Master’s in Film Composition at the Royal College of Music, studying with Joseph Horovitz and Academy Award winner Dario Marianelli. His concert and choral music has been performed by the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, John Rutter, David Campbell and the Choir of the Chapel Royal, St James’s Palace, and broadcast on BBC Radio 3. He has won ten composition competitions, recently taking first and second prizes in the Orpheus Chamber Composition Competition, with commissions from ABRSM, the ORA Singers and Oxford University Press. His debut choral album, Choral Reflections, was released in June 2026. Alongside concert work he has scored film and television for over twenty-five years, with credits including The Great War: The People’s Story, The Traitors and Who Do You Think You Are?. His music is published by Reed Music, OUP, Stainer & Bell, Banks Music, ABRSM and others.