Queen's Temple

A very exciting edition to the clarinet repertoire. The first movement of Mozart's projected Second Clarinet Quintet! The 'fragment' that is the basis of this work, had been known about for many years...

An important addition to the clarinet repertoire, this Sonata by Timothy Bowers is part of his complete set of wind sonatas. An attractive and powerful work, it would make excellent study material for...

A modern concert piece using exciting and effective rhythms. 

Written for Lucas Dick, here's another great piece for clarinet and piano from the talented pen of Paul Harris.

Incantation and dance for Solo Clarinet begins with a declamatory gesture before slow mysterious phrases set up the atavistic character of the dance. The wild and pagan section nature of this work use...

Paul Harris's Sonata da Camera has recently been selected for the LTCL syllabus. Also useful for festivals and auditions. 4 movements.

One of Sir Malcolm's final works: a fascinating duo from one of Britain's finest composers. 6 movements.

Two movements from the great clarinet quintet. Duration: 10 mins.

An important work originally written as part of Sir Malcolm's film music for the 1953 film "You know what sailors are", played on the sound track by Jack Thurston. First performed as a concert piece o...

A lively and melodic piece which would be a welcome addition to any concert repertoire. Duration c5 mins.

Here at last is Brahms's great clarinet sonata in Eb with a really approachable piano accompaniment. Benjamin Davey's skilful arrangement considerably simplifies the technical demands, whilst keeping...

An exciting virtuoso work; ideal for ending a recital or as an encore.

Theme and 8 variations on God Save The Queen. A witty and lively piece with vivid contrasts in style. A great concert piece for enthusiastic clarinettists of all ages!

A delightful suite of 4 contrasting dances that conjure up the fun of a medieval banquet. Though these pieces are around grade 4-6 standard, they would grace any programme delivered by clarinet quarte...

 A cheerful trio for cheerful oboists!

An important addition to the oboist's repertoire, this two movement work will enchant audiences.

Alone represents a significant addition to the relatively small repertoire for unaccompanied bass trombone. Timothy Bowers' brass works have become highly regarded and this will make an effective comp...

16 Studies by Paul Harris, each one focussing on a specific facet of technique, dedicated to the dentist and trombonist Duncan Edworthy. Fun pieces for beginner to intermediate players with pictures b...

The Phantasy, written when the composer was twenty for the Cobbett prize at the Royal College of Music. The piece demonstrates a confidence and flair, as well as an emerging sense of the distinctive A...

Five sonatas for brass instruments and piano. For trumpet in Bb (optional doubling on Flugelhorn) or trumpet in C. This work was commissioned by Professor James Watson for the brass faculty of the Roy...

A unique fanfare by the great Malcolm Arnold. Written for two trumpets, this intriguing short fanfare explores antiphony within the confines of a single note! Ideal for all occasions that require a fa...

Eighteen pieces in a spooky style, accompanied by some scary cartoons. Terrific fun for all violinists!

A bold first movement leads into an expressive and melodious central movement. The work ends with some typically extrovert organ writing. 

Another witty and engaging work from the pen of the inimitable James Rae. Two delightful movements evoking the era of the cinema organ, for soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophones.