Chester Music

This concerto is one continuous movement that is clearly divided into 3 main sections. The first movement is moderately fast and rhapsodic in charachter followed by a second section with an accompanie...

A short study for solo trumpet based on musical material from sketches for the composer’s Trumpet Concerto ‘night-sky-blue’. Commissioned by the Royal Academy of Music, London, in celebration of its b...

A fanfare for three trumpets written for and performed at the ceremony to formally admit Professor Irene Tracey, CBE as the 273rd Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University.

Reflejo de su insondable atención al detalle y su refinada sensibilidad musical, «HUSH» es el último concierto de Saariaho, escrito para el trompetista Verneri Pohjola en 2023 y en el que retoma mater...

Arranged for both Violin and Cello, and Includes parts for both.

A short, 3 minute piece d'occasion written in 1951 for Tadeusz Ochlewski, director of Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne.

Regarded as the greatest Spanish composer of the 20th century, Manuel De Falla (1876-1946) had a distinctively nationalistic style. His Andalusian influences are clearly seen in his 1915 ballet El Amo...

Pieces for the intermediate standard Violinist in the 1st-3rd positions.

For violin and piano. Commissioned by the 1994 International Violin Competition of Indianapolis. One of the composer's last works, dating from the same year as his 4th Symphony.

Includes 2 copies of the score, one for each Violinist.

The Sky Stretched Thin, a four-minute piece for baroque or modern violin, takes inspiration from a poem by Simon Armitage written during lockdown with the same title. The week that I read this newly p...

One of the few modern concertos to have already gained its place in the repertoire. Attention grabbing and thought provoking.

Odysseus weeps, a five-minute work for violin and piano, was written very instinctively in reaction to Book 8 of the Odyssey, where Odysseus is brought to tears by the tales of the blind bard Demodocu...

Judith Weir's The Tree of Peace was composed in 2016 for organ. Commissioned in loving memory of Richard Axtell (1952-2015), talented and much-loved organist at the Parish of St. Andrew, West Tarring.