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The Song of the Small Tongue Orchid is the thirty-fourth to be written in a cycle of musical portraits of the forty-eight wild orchids of Great Britain and Ireland - for various instrumental and orche...

Listening in England to harpist Alessandra Ziveri's recording of Luigi Perracchio's Sonata on popular Italian folk songs, I decided as a gesture of international musical friendship to thank her for th...

An eighteenth century Scottish melody (composer unknown) in a beautiful arrangement for flute and piano by Brian Hughes. Also available in versions for solo voice (02580), male voice choir (53218) and...

Subtitled 'A Portrait of the Greater Butterfly Orchid,' this sonata is the forty-seventh to be written in a cycle of musical portraits of the forty-eight wild orchids of Great Britain and Ireland for...

A splendid medley of songs made famous in the music halls comprising 'Put on your tat-ta little girlie', 'I'll be your sweetheart', 'Danny Boy', 'After the ball', 'She was one of the early birds', 'So...

An arrangement for soloist plus SSA choir and piano of Gounod's famous Sanctus. Duration 4 1/2 minutes

Orchestration: Mixed voice choir (SATB) String orchestra: Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Violoncello, Double Bass A very moving new setting of the Beatitudes. May also be performed accompanied only by org...

A new setting by Philip Henderson for mixed voice choir (SATB with divisi) and piano of words by Edward Thomas (1878-1917). Taken from 'The Edward Thomas Quartet', four settings comprising 'Adlestrop'...

A beautiful setting for unaccompanied SATB choir of William Blake's famous text. This is the second setting of these words by Paul Carr. The earlier version (from 1985) also for unaccompanied mixed vo...

This is an arrangement for mixed voice choir (SATB) and piano of one of the movements from Paul Carr's 'Requiem for an Angel'. The words are by Jack Larson (1928-2015) 'Do I love you more than a day?...

These pieces are evocations of 16th and 17th century dance forms by a composer long fascinated by the period. The melodies are new and no genuine anticke (old English for antique) tunes are used. MONS...

Probably the best-known song from The Merry Widow arranged for choir and piano by Peter Lawson. The Merry Widow is an operetta by the Austro-Hungarian composer Franz Lehar with libretto by Viktor Leon...

Probably the best-known song from The Merry Widow arranged for choir and piano by Peter Lawson. The Merry Widow is an operetta by the Austro-Hungarian composer Franz Lehar with libretto by Viktor Leon...

In November 1888 the 14 year-old Holst's attention was caught by the announcement of a composing competition in the Boy's Own Paper (of which he was an avid reader), offering prizes of two guineas and...

The Song of the Southern Marsh Orchid (1997-8) was the 21st to be written in a projected cycle of musical portraits of the 48 wild orchids of Britain and Ireland. It is dedicated to the Barbican Piano...

Summer Music' was composed during the month of August, 2017; a particularly bad summer here in the UK with much rain and rather less than normal amounts of warm sunshine for this time of year. However...

Two short pieces for harp with a gentle jazz inflection. 'Sunday Morning Meander:' One Sunday morning Fiona Hosford, my wife's harp teacher, emailed her a chord she'd discovered and taken a liking to....

Two rhapsodic and improvisatory pieces composed in 1997 for harpist Elizabeth Jane Baldry and revised for publication in 2018. The second makes use of two three-note motifs representing the initials o...

The 'Trois Preludes' were originally composed for guitarist Erik Marchelie and harpist Anne Mispelter in gratitude for their passionate performances in a day-long celebration of my music at the Ecole...