Thea Musgrave

This is the piano reduction version. The Clarinet Concerto was written in 1968 in response to a commission from the Royal Philharmonic Society. It was first performed in February 1969 by the BBC Symph...

Concerto for Solo Marimba and Wind Orchestra. The four movements of Journey through a Japanese Landscape are based on a series of haiku which represents an emotional journey through the four seasons....

Concerto for Solo Marimba and Wind Orchestra. The four movements of Journey through a Japanese Landscape are based on a series of haiku which represents an emotional journey through the four seasons....

This work was commissioned in mid 1958 by Hans Oppenheim's Saltire Music Group in Thea Musgrave's native city of Edinburgh.

Obliques ia a short work in a single movement. It was completed in the summer of 1958 during the Tanglewood Summer School of Music in the USA.

This Concerto was commissioned by the Feeney Trust for the City of Birmingham Orchestra and was written between March and November 1967. It consists of five sections and they are played without a brea...

This work was commissioned by the Boston Symphony Orchestra and it was completed in January 2004. First performance by the Boston Symphony, conductor Grant Llewellyn, April 1, 2004.

Commissioned by BBC Radio 3 for the 2012 BBC Proms. First performed on 5th August 2012 at the Royal Albert Hall, London, by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Donald Runnicles. Instrume...

Written for orchestra. Commissioned by the City of Glasgow to mark the opening of a new International Concert hall on 19 October 1990, and to celebrate the city as cultral capital of Europe. Rainbow i...

This piece is to be performed without a conductor with an emphasis of the soloistic qualities of a group of players. Space Play was commissioned by the Serge Kossevizky Music Foundation in the Library...

Edition Lindsay

Composed in 1961

This work was commissioned by the Anglo-Austrian Music Society and was written in the last six months of 1966. It is dedicated to Nadia Boulanger for her 80th birthday - 16 September 1967.