Margaret Macphee

Brighton born modern composer, Roger Quilter managed to produce a sizeable canon of work, especially that of 'art song' and an inspiration to others such as Peter Warlock. 'A Song At Parting' in B fla...

Brighton born modern composer, Roger Quilter managed to produce a sizeable canon of work, especially that of 'art song' and an inspiration to others such as Peter Warlock. 'Two Songs In B Flat' is arr...

An Opera for schools, which has been devised from Mozart's Magic Flute by Raymond Walker and William Beamont.

The Heritage of English songs series is a terrific series that presents and preserves the long and glorious tradition of the English song. Book 12 contains a stunning coleection of Roger Quilter songs...

Fred Bock's classic piano solo setting that combined Debussy's Claire de Lune and Bradbury's popular children's song has been a best-seller for over 30 years. How fitting that one of the most popular...

This anthem was commissioned by Jefferson Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Alan Shoumaker, Minister of Music. A new melody to familiar words and a quote of 'Onward, Christian Soldiers' are comb...

An easily accessible piece for general use

Clearly one of the most creative and artful settings of this iconic hymn penned to date! A haunting solo cello weaves its way through the texture of the sensitive vocal writing, which is punctuated wi...

This anthem was commissioned by Jefferson Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Alan Shoumaker, Minister of Music. A new melody to familiar words and a quote of 'Onward, Christian Soldiers' are comb...

A practical course of the element of music by Mrs J Spencer Curwen. With Illustrative duets for teacher and pupil by Felix Swinstead.

A practical course of the element of music by Mrs J Spencer Curwen. With Illustrative duets for teacher and pupil by Felix Swinstead.

A practical course of the element of music by Mrs J Spencer Curwen. With Illustrative duets for teacher and pupil by Felix Swinstead.

A practical course of the element of music by Mrs J Spencer Curwen. With Illustrative duets for teacher and pupil by Felix Swinstead.