Lennox Berkeley

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Viola part edited by Watson Forbes. Duration: c. 17 minutes.

Work for Cello and Piano arranged from A Festival Anthem.

Lennox Berkeley's Flute Sonata Op. 97, was first performed as part of a concert given by James Galway and Phillip Moll in 1978. Duration of the work c. 12 minutes.

Lennox Berkeley, Three Pieces for clarinet edited by Thea King, written for clarinet in A. Composed 1939.

Violin part edited by Max Rostal. Duration: c. 14 minutes.

From Op. 33 for Violin and Piano.

Commissioned by the 1961 Bath Festival. Premiered by Yehudi Menuhin.

Edited by and dedicated to Ivry Gitlis. Premiered in the Wigmore Hall in 1947.

Premiered in Zurich, 1950.

Five Pieces for Violin and Orchestra was commissioned by Frederick Grinke and completed on 20 December 1961. The BBC Symphony Orchestra with Frederick Grinke (violin) and conducted by the composer, g...

For Mezzo-Soprano or Baritone and Piano. Text: Jean Passerat

Lennox Berkeley's I Carry Your Heart With Me for medium Voice and Piano. ' Sometime in 1970 I gave Lennox Berkeley a volume of poems by the American poet E. E. Cummings (1894-1962) since my sister Mer...

Eleven-Fifty' is the fourth of seven separate songs to various poets written by Lennox Berkeley in the late 1930s and early 1940s. They were grouped together for convenience as Opus 14, No. 2. 'The B...

For High Voice and Piano. Composed by Lennox Berkeley with text by Federico Garcia Lorca, translated by Stanley Richardson.

Work for Soprano or Tenor and Guitar. Commissioned by and dedicated to Peter Pears. Premiered by Pears and Julian Bream. Text: Walter de la Mare

For Soprano or Tenor and Piano. Text: AE Housman.

Written for high-voice and piano.

Commissioned by the 1974 City of London Festival. premiered by Julian Bream and the English Chamber Orchestra.

Text: St Teresa of Avila, translated by Arthur Symons. Premiered by Kathleen Ferrier in 1948.

Work for Orchestra premiered by BBC Symphony Orchestra in 1961.

Premiered in the Wigmore Hall in 1955.