Camden Music

Home from the Storm' was written in 1983 and is dedicated to daredevil canoeist Paul Vander Molen. This version was made especially for William Bennett who recorded the orchestral version on David Hea...

The Sapphire is dedicated to Heath's daughter Naima Sapphire. On the day she was born in 2000 Heath was walking over the meadows in Edinburgh to see her, and could hear bagpipes playing in the distanc...

Duo was originally written for violin and piano, but Sweeney intentionally left the instrumentation of the solo part open because he felt that the piece was more 'a rhythmic working-out of certain mot...

Pre-publication copy from M/S.

Paul Harris wrote this as the theme tune for the organisation of the same name - first performed by Michael Collins!

An entertaining single dance movement for soprano saxophone and piano. Chosen by AMEB (Australian Syllabus).

I wrote Cygncopations in 2003 for Victoria Walpole who gave its first performance with the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Robin Stapleton on 11th July of that year. The performance was broadcast l...

A lively piece showing off the appealing nature of the instrument. Grade: 7

A collection of five ravishingly beautiful settings of Elizabeth Barrett Browning poems. Intensely romantic in style, this is one of the great song cycles of recent times. Gary Carpenter is one of th...

This cantata for SATB with brass quintet or organ comprises five very attractive settings of E. E. Cummings poems.

This is the 'Haynes manual' of technique for the brass player. It breaks down all areas of preparation and performance into easy to understand sections and provides valuable exercises to improve all a...

Soprano saxophone and piano. A blend of minimalism and Irish folk music makes this an interesting and appealing concert work. Recorded by Gerard McChrystal CMC CD01.

The King's Pipe still exists in the town of Falmouth, Cornwall where it was used to burn seized goods (such as tobacco) from smugglers. The idea for this piece was given to Lee Sollory by Peter Bone w...

Through the Seasons was written out of necessity to provide simple, playable and hopefully enjoyable music for four guitars. The parts can be doubled or tripled. The pieces make useful guitar ensemble...

A series of contrasting books for four Guitars. Useful ensemble or group teaching material. Composer's notes: Rich in Life was inspired by a comment made by a young African girl in a television docum...

A compilation of original plectrum guitar repertoire that sets out to inspire while also developing technique and musicianship. The aim has been to create a progressive selection of pieces that is acc...

Two beautiful pieces of Irish influence. Recorded by Gary Ryan on his CD 'Visions and Vistas'. The composer writes:'Out of Clonmel' - Over the past few years I have explored different tunings on the g...

The Recitative and Aria Piangero from Handel's ambitious opera Julius Caesar. This is a wonderful chamber work arranged for Mezzo Soprano, Flute, 2 Violins and Basso Continuo.

Four renaissance dances strangely suited to 3 bassoons and contra!

Commissioned by Michael Whight for Oscar Whight. Speakeasy is a sequence of five linked movements, each one being a loose variant or continuance of the one before. During 'lockdown', and in order to r...