Mittelschwere Noten von Queen's Temple

An exhilarating concert piece - bittersweet, as the title suggests. 

A suite of five colourful and evocative movements, suggesting organ music associated with films, circuses and shows. 

An enchanting tale with a happy ending! 

A challenging study for the really serious oboist. Inspired by Gillet No. 3 and intended as an equivalent to strengthen the fourth finger of the left hand.

Charles Camilleri is a major contemporary composer. His Sonata Breve for oboe and piano will add significantly to the repertoire and is an exciting and highly effective work. Though very much of its t...

Entertaining and vivid. Well suited for concerts, festivals and auditions. 4 movements

A beautiful sonatina in a pastoral style

After an unusual and provocative first movement, which employs a colourful percussion section, Fanfares and Dance present some tuneful and highly rhythmic writing. Ideal for the enthusiastic trombonis...

A milestone in the history of western music - the first ever opera for trumpet and piano! Based on the enduring tale of Little Red Riding Hood this highly attractive work will delight audiences of all...

Paul Harris writes: 'Over the past few years I have written quite a number of Fanfares for various ceremonial occasions.  Some were written for Christine McRitchie Pratt, inspirational trumpeter and t...

An important new work by one of the UK's leading young composers. Based on one of Sir Malcolm Arnold's most haunting melodies: the theme from 'Whistle Down the Wind'. The composer describes it as a se...

A very witty and appealing set of clarinet pieces! Four chemistry related pieces to have fun with!    

Written for the inaugural Farnham Festival in 1961, this terrific fanfare from Malcolm Arnold is scored for 5 French horns, 6 trumpets, 5 trombones, tuba, cymbals and timpani.

An atmospheric and evocative portrayal of summer by the renowned composer, Timothy Bowers, who is well known for his interest in the guitar. We are delighted to add this to our growing catalogue of gu...

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