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The Family Tree is an entertainment for Upper Voices and Piano, written by Betty Roe. Like any good composer, the line of distinction between music for adults and music for children is blurred because...

Eric Wetherell's Three Sea Pieces are moving and picturesque songs for Upper voice and Piano accompaniment, conjuring images of waves, rising tides and rolling seas. A tremendous trio where Wetherell...

This setting of the hallelujah chorus was written to celebrate the Handel Tercentenary. For SATB and Keyboard. With fond yet suitably rousing words by Helen Dymond.

A pair of choral settings by Betty Roe, based upon texts by Robert Herrick.

Moeran was the last major representative of the group of English composers who, in the first two decades of the 20th century, sought musical inspiration in the melodic beauty of traditional folksong....

In Heavenly Love Abiding is a serene anthem for Soprano solo and SATB Choir with Keyboard accompaniment.

Best known for his exemplary, exuberant orchestral work The Planets, Gustav Holst's diverse gamut also included hymns, pastoral songs and folk music. He and the poet Robert Bridges became great friend...

Cotswold Hill-Tune, by Charles Wilfred Orr, is a wonderful pastoral tune for Piano 4-Hands, that evokes imagery of the English countryside where he spent most of his life. Originally a beautiful and e...

Two Old English Songs arranged for Piano 4-hands.

These are two delightful pastiche compositions for Piano Duet in the style of Beethoven and Franck, as composed by Peter Warlock.

The Serenade for Strings, dedicated to Frederick Delius on the occasion of his 60th Birthday was an acknowledgement of the debt Warlock owed to the older composer, and the culmination of almost 12 yea...

Arranged for Piano Duet by John Mitchell.

Four tunes by Geoffrey Rush for four hands at one Piano.

Adapted by Paul Hindmarsh for one piano, four hands from the ballet In The Shop. The style of the music lies somewhere between Bridge's early salon style and his more piquant and colourful later works...

A slow and emotive solo song for the Soprano Saxophone with Piano, by Betty Roe. Suitable for the confident Sax soloist.

A fabulous suite of six pieces, written specially for the Galliard Brass Ensemble by Betty Roe. Set for a Brass Quintet, these are interesting and rousing pieces encompassing sentimental, slow waltz s...

Part of the Encore Brass series, this is Sinfonia For Brass Octet by Simon Wyld. Scored for > 3 Trumpets in B Flat > 2 Horns in F > Trombone > Bass Trombone > Tuba

The holograph of Gargoyle, Bridge's last piano work, and one of his most adventurous, is part of a large collection of his manuscripts housed in the Parry Room Library of the Royal College of Music.

A suite of four character pieces for the solo Piano by Frank Bridge, written in autumn 1925 in response to a five-week visit to the Alps and the Mediterranean coast. The pieces represent Bridge at a t...

An early yet significant work and true to its name it is a dramatic fantastical piece, the first in a style that Frank Bridge explored later, enjoying the freedom it allowed. This first of his phantas...

A fabulous Piano composition by Frank Bridge, edited and completed by Paul Hindmarsh from the uncatalogued pages of sketches in the Frank Bridge Collection at London's Royal College of Music. This is...

Discover three enchanting masterpieces of British piano music with '3 Pieces for Piano' by Frank Bridge. Published by the renowned Thames Publishing, this high-quality sheet music edition for solo pia...

Having been demobilised from the Royal Artillery after the second World War, Percy Turnbull became principal piano teacher at the Surry College of Music at Fitznells and it was during this period that...

A wonderful collection of pieces for Piano Solo by one of the great British pianists of the last century, Percy Turnbull. These wonderful pieces were written between 1923 and 1927 and it is clear that...

Percy Turnbull, born near Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1902, had his earliest musical training as a cathedral chorister. At the RCM in the 1920s Turnbull studied with Vaughan Williams, Holst and John Irelan...