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From Three Concert Studies for the Pianoforte

Four pieces dedicated to Frederick Dawson.

Written for SSAA choir, with soloists, vibraphone and electric bass guitar.

Written for soprano, 3 clarinets and piano.

Written for baritone and string quartet.

Work for Speaker, SATB Choir, Timpani, Organ (Optional Brass), setting the text of John Donne.

The organ is played from the vocal score.

The Ecstasies Above, commissioned from the Robert Baker Commissioning Fund for Sacred Music by Yale Institute of Sacred Music, was premièred by Yale Schola Cantorum under the direction of Simon Carrin...

Originally composed for Flute and Digital Delay, Narcissus was first performed on 15th January 1988 at the Purcell Room, London by Janet Larsson.

Canta, Canta! is a slow and expressive piece for Clarinet, Cello and Piano by Thea Musgrave. This short song is taken from Cantata for a Summer's Day, written in 1954 while the composer was a student...

Fragments from a Gradual Process was commissioned by ensemblebash. The work was premiered by the commissioners, with violinist Madeleine Mitchell, on 21 April 2005 in Turner Sims Concert Hall, Southam...

Mistral Music for flute and string quartet, Op. 90a by Aulis Sallinen was first performed on 27 June 2008 at Pekkala Manor Stables, Jäminkipohja, Ruovesi as part of the Musiikkia! Rovesi festival by A...

Commissioned by the Three Choirs Festival 1971 for Simon Preston.

Written for narrator, two oboes, bassoon and harpsichord.

Eric Thiman's Tune For The Tuba, for organ.

The pieces contained in this collection were all written during the 1950's. The composers are Harold Darke, William Harris, Gordon Jacob, York Bowen and Ernest Tomlinson.

This set of three pieces was first published in 1905. It includes the 'Adagio in E', a piece popular with organists ever since.

Eleven pieces for solo Organ from the 19th to the 21st century. Selected and edited by Martin Neary. 'An imaginative kaleidoscope of attractive pieces. There is much to enjoy in this wide-rangingcolle...

Born in 1946, Giles Swayne started composing at an early age, and in his teens was helped by the advice and encouragement of his cousin Elizabeth Maconchy, whilst studying the piano with Gordon Green....

This solo Organ work, written in 2009 and dedicated to the memory of the great 20th Century English church composer, Herbert Howells, has been received with high critical acclaim by both Organ special...