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For Medium/Low Voice with Piano accompaniment.

A fantastic album containing arrangements for Piano Solo of works by Frederick Delius. Several notable arrangers- including the close associate of Delius, Phillip Heseltine- have faithfully arranged t...

The main purpose of this superb collection, and it's companion volumes, is to restore into general circulation, British Piano pieces not otherwise easily available. It features some wonderful hidden g...

A superb collection that brings together the finest British Piano music of the twentieth-century and features some of the greatest British composers of all time. These are all beautiful pieces that re...

Four pieces by the great composer, carefully jarranged by Robert Threlfall for the solo Piano. The pieces are suitable for the accompalished concert Pianist, and include movements from the Florida Sui...

A piece in three contrasting movements for Flute and Piano by Betty Roe. Suitable for the confident Flute soloist.

A suite of four pieces that reflect the stately dance suites of the Baroque and capture the regal elegance of Kensington. Written by William Blezard for the accomplished Flute soloist with Piano accom...

A three-part Sonata for Flute and Piano, rich in melodic invention and Classical elegance. Suitable for the confident Flute soloist.

For Flute and Piano.

Ian Parrott's 1979 work Fantasy-Sonata for B Flat Clarinet and Piano, is a superb example of his deeply felt chamber music. This expansive and dynamic piece was commissioned by the Academi Sant Teilo...

Thomas Pitfield was one of the last survivors of a generation of English composers who came to prominence after World War Two and revitalised English music following the deaths of Elgar, Holst and Del...

A sensational original work by Robin Milford for B Flat Clarinet and Piano.

A suite of five melodies by Peter Warlock, arranged by David Cox for the Clarinet and Piano. As a composer, Warlock has long been remembered as a significant and prolific songwriter, yet his purely in...

A conversation for Oboe and Piano by Geoffrey Bush, commissioned by the Hampton Music Club and first performed in London in March 1960. The piece is written in three contasting movements, and is suita...

Adapted by Paul Hindmarsh for one piano, four hands from the ballet In The Shop. The style of the music lies somewhere between Bridge's early salon style and his more piquant and colourful later works...

A slow and emotive solo song for the Soprano Saxophone with Piano, by Betty Roe. Suitable for the confident Sax soloist.

A selection of solo Piano works by Arnold Bax. Edited by Connie Mayfield.

The holograph of Gargoyle, Bridge's last piano work, and one of his most adventurous, is part of a large collection of his manuscripts housed in the Parry Room Library of the Royal College of Music.

A suite of four character pieces for the solo Piano by Frank Bridge, written in autumn 1925 in response to a five-week visit to the Alps and the Mediterranean coast. The pieces represent Bridge at a t...

The second volume of piano works by E. J. Moeran, part of the Thames Centenary Edition commemorative series. Edited by John Talbot, this volume features a selection of pastoral works and folk or story...

Seven songs by one of England's most celebrated composers, forming the first volume of a thirteen-song anthology, selected and edited by Barry Collett. The pieces include the settings of texts by Tenn...

The setting of a text by Geoffrey Chaucer for Soprano and Piano by George Dyson. Taken from The Canterbury Pilgrims - Dyson's full setting of The Canterbury Tales.

The third collection in the series of performance folios for Countertenor voices with full Piano accompaniment. Ten pieces by a variety of composers from Dowland to Vaughan Williams for the accomplish...

J. S. Bach's wonderful composition arranged for String Orchestra by Christopher Bunting and is suitable for String quintet.

A magnificent set of Six Victorian sketches for String orchestra by Geoffrey Bush. The Consort of the title refers to Prince Albert and these six movements display various styles popular in his time.