Partituras de Peter Maxwell Davies para piano

Peter Maxwell Davies (1934-2016) empezó a estudiar piano a los 8 años y a componer poco después. En los diez años siguientes produjo cerca de treinta obras. Gran parte de esta obra juvenil fue escrita...

Farewell to Stromness and Yesnaby Ground are piano interludes from The Yellow Cake Revue, a sequence of cabaret style numbers first perfomed at the St. Magnus Festival, Orkney, by Eleanor Bron, with t...

In the spirit of the composer's now-famous Farewell to Stromness, this suite of short pieces takes its inspiration from the northern Orkney island of Sanday on which he lives. In three beautiful piano...

Peter Maxwell Davies wrote this set of six short pieces in 1993 as a gift for a friend (a double bass player and composer from the BBC Philharmonic)who was celebrating the birth of his daughter. Despi...

This work was commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. It was first performed on 7th November 1997 at the Royal Conference Hall, Nottingham, by Kathryn Stott and the Royal Philharmonic Orches...

Peter Maxwell Davies (1934-2016) empezó a estudiar piano a los 8 años y a componer poco después. En los diez años siguientes produjo cerca de treinta obras. Gran parte de esta obra juvenil fue escrita...

Two pieces, Sub Tuam Protectionem and Ut Re Mi, written for Stephen Pruslin, to whom they are dedicated, and who gave the first performances (Sub Tuam Protectionem in 1970 and Ut Re Mi in 1971).

A solo piece for Piano aimed towards the young performer. Premiered on 6th December 1998 at the Collins performance centre in Rochester, New York.

Peter Maxwell Davies wrote this set of six short pieces in 1993 as a gift for a friend (a double bass player and composer from the BBC Philharmonic) who was celebrating the birth of his daughter. Desp...

Maxwell Davies' 1981 piano sonata, dedicated to the memory of Charles Senior. The first performance was given by Stephen Pruslin at the Bath Festival in May 1981.