Gary Carpenter

An arrangement of one of Bach's finest chromatic fugues.

A stunning 7-movement work featuring grotesque dances and a theme and 6 variations from one of today's finest composers of wind music.

Alto saxophone and piano. Recognised as one of the most brilliant and significant solo saxophone works of the decade. Commissioned by Gerard McChrystal with funds from the Arts Council of Great Britai...

Pre-publication copy from M/S.

A collection of five ravishingly beautiful settings of Elizabeth Barrett Browning poems. Intensely romantic in style, this is one of the great song cycles of recent times. Gary Carpenter is one of th...

Chorus & piano.

Based on Mozart's Musical Dice Game, this supremely witty 5 movement work follows five frames of snooker. Mozart was one of the best billiards players in Europe, so it is fitting that snooker should h...

Wind Orchestra parts only.

Written for the same combination as Mozart's famous Serenade in Bb - 13 wind instruments.

In conversation after the premiere of an early work, Rondeaux for guitar, John Williams opined that he found it perplexing that most new solos were collections of miniatures and that he wished compose...

Featuring all Paul Giovanni's songs and music from the chilling cult classic The Wicker Man, starring Christopher Lee and Britt Ekland. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the release of this renowne...

A BBC commission, this challenging piece has been recorded by Grimethorpe Colliery Band and is set to become one of the great contemporary brass works of the decade.

Commissioned by a consortium of wind bands organised by BASBWE.

A woodwind ensemble version of this popular concert work originally written (CM141) for the same combination of 13 wind instruments as Mozart's famous Serenade in Bb. Here the 4 horns are replaced by...

Commissioned by Michael Whight for Oscar Whight. Speakeasy is a sequence of five linked movements, each one being a loose variant or continuance of the one before. During 'lockdown', and in order to r...

A BBC commission for The Listening Project 'Live' First performance and broadcast: MediaCity, Salford and BBC Radio 4 - 14th December 2012 at 19.15, performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.