Lennox Berkeley

Work for piano based on a theme from Manuel de Falla's ballet 'El Amor brujo'.

Commissioned by and dedicated to Lord Chaplin.

Work for Piano commissioned by the BBC to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Haydn. Premiered by John McCabe at Broadcasting House in March 1981.

For this centenary publication, Professor Peter Dickinson, who knew Berkeley and his work for many years, has brought together for the first time the complete solo piano output, including hitherto unp...

This Homage a Chopin was premiered in Paris in 1949.

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A mixed voice setting of the satirical poem by Sagittarius set in London during a blackout in World War II.

Commissioned by the Organ Club for their Golden Jubilee Concert. Premiered in the Royal Festival Hall by Nicholas Kynaston.

Arranged and premiered by Jennifer Bate.

Work dating from 1941.

Score and Parts. Commissioned by Colin Horsley. Premiered in the Victoria and Albert Museum by Manoung Parikian, Dennis Brain and Colin Horsley, March 1954.

Work for Recorder (or Flute), Violin, Cello and Harpsichord (or Piano). Commissioned by Carl Dolmetsch.

Much celebrated work for 6 Solo Voices (2 Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass) and chamber orchestra. Premiered by the English Opera Group in Zurich in 1947, this work has recently resurfaced as one...

Work for Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Bassoon and Piano. Commissioned by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, New York.

Full Score.

Work for Clarinet, Horn and String Quartet. Commissioned by the BBC for the 1955 Cheltenham Festival. Score available: CH00274

Work for Oboe, Violin, Viola and Cello. Score available: CH00455

Trio For Flute, Oboe And Piano by Lennox Berkeley: Prelude - Allegro moderato - Moderato - Fugue. To the Sylvan Trio

Work for Oboe and Cello, premiered at the London Contemporary Music Society in 1928.

This motet for unaccompanied voices with tenor solo was written for a BBC programme of words and music called A Poet's Christmas broadcast on the Home Service on Christmas Eve, 1944.

Work for Chamber Orchestra commissioned by the 1969 Windsor Festival and premiered by the Menuhin Festival Orchestra.