Ivane Huber

A lovely setting of A. E. Housman's well-known poem for high voice [range E up to A] and piano. Duration: 3 minutes

A setting of words by William Cory (1823-1892) for medium voice [range Eb up to Eb] and piano. Duration: 3,5 minutes

Forty songs for tenor and baritone Ambulance train (Wilfrid Wilson Gibson); And would you see my mistress' face (Philip Rosseter); The appeal (Thomas Wyatt); Curlew calling (Wilfrid Wilson Gibson); Fr...

Eighteen miniature songs for tenor or soprano with piano, being musical reflections on childhood days, in three parts, each album containing six songs in variety.

Four songs for tenor and bassoon That ever I saw (Anon); My little pretty one (Anon); My mistress frowns (Anon); And would you fain the reason know? (Philip Rosseter?)

Thirty-one songs with piano (Despite the title, this was NOT the composer's LAST book of songs!) Awake thee my Bessy (J. J. Callanan); The birds (Hilaire Belloc); Brown is my love (Anon); Corpus Chris...

Eighteen miniature songs for tenor or soprano with piano, being musical reflections on childhood days, in three parts, each album containing six songs in variety.

Eighteen miniature songs for tenor or soprano with piano, being musical reflections on childhood days, in three parts, each album containing six songs in variety.

Fourteen songs for a variety of voices. The salley gardens (4th setting)(W.B.Yeats); The salley gardens (5th setting)(W.B.Yeats); Drop, drop, slow tears (Phineas Fletcher); Brigg Fair (Traditional); T...

My dear lady (Anon); I saw love raised upon a tree (Barry Jones); Drop, drop slow tears (Phineas Fletcher); The herons (Francis Ledwidge); An old desire (Francis Ledwidge); Tom Collier of Croydon (Ulp...

A poem by Ivor Gurney set to music for solo baritone, flute and string orchestra. This is a voice and piano reduction - the full score and parts are also available. See catalogue number GMCO070. Durat...

Orchestration Strings (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass) Bickleigh Idyll [and also the Violin Concerto] was inspired by the River Exe between Up Exe and Bickleigh Bridge. It is almost impossible...