Alan Ridout

An exhilarating and hugely entertaining take on a traditional festive melody, inspired by the flamboyance of the 19th century Variations genre. Guaranteed to thrill and amuse audiences (at any time of...

Alan Ridout composed this Duo Concertant whilst he was still in Canterbury, finishing the work on 6th October 1986. Alan's immediate musical thoughts were realised in a Threnody (Lament) in memory of...

A very important addition to the voice and clarinet repertoire, by the renowned and esteemed Alan Ridout, which was originally written for Georgina Dobrée, probably in late 1978 or early 1979. For som...

It is the totality of Ferguson's musicianship which has made him one of the outstanding figures of our time. This comprehensive symposium has been published to mark Ferguson's 80th birthday.

Written for SA choir and organ.

This album contains six short pieces written for players of about Grade 4 in standard. The composer has tried to make the solo part interesting in itself to practise, and he has incorporated plenty of...

Twelve easy pieces with simple piano accompaniment. Gathering together a variety of moods and styles from the lovely cantabile movement 'Whistling to the sky' to the more energetic 'Running round a fi...

Twelve easy pieces with simple piano accompaniment. Gathering together a variety of moods and styles from the lovely cantabile movement 'Whistling to the sky' to the more energetic 'Running round a fi...

This album contains six descriptive miniatures for flute and piano, pleasantly melodic and typical of Alan Ridout's simple but colourful musical style. The titles of the pieces have been taken from Ke...

six contrasting pieces for horn and piano

A charming suite of five pieces for the young player, carefully written for this level with no extremes at either end of the instrument and no necessity for alternative fingerings. Effective in perfor...