Anthony Gilbert

Sketched in Australia in 1981 at a time when Gilbert was studying Australian birdsong-choruses, the completion of Dawnfaring's mixture of freely and conventionally notated material was delayed until 1...

7 pieces for solo Bass Clarinet. Twinned with 'Twinned Set' by the same composer.

For 18 Wind Instruments. Published in 1994, and revised with a new movement in 2011. Movement 1, commissioned by the Halle Concerts Society, was first performed by Halle Orchestra wind, directed by...

The relationship between music and architecture has for many decades been source of fascination for Gilbert. A range of works reflecting on the complexity and beauty of French medieval cathedrals has...

First published in 2000, commissioned by Henri Bol. First performed in Sao Paulo, 16th November 2000.

Waltzes for string orchestra.

9'; for vibraphone duo. First performance: Chris Brannick and Richard Benjafield, National Centre for Early Music, York, 13th April 2002. Score and parts.

Based upon Jorge Luis Borges' imaginary ancient Chinese encyclopaedia in which the animal kingdom is broken down into fourteen categories such as 'Frenzied creatures' and 'Those belonging to the Emper...

Based upon Jorge Luis Borges' imaginary ancient Chinese encyclopaedia in which the animal kingdom is broken down into fourteen categories such as 'Frenzied creatures' and 'Those belonging to the Emper...

Published 2002. First performance: March 2003, Bollington Festival, Tavec. String Quartet. Score.

Published 2002. First performance: March 2003, Bollington Festival, Tavec String Quartet.

Duologue for Tenor Saxophone and Bass Clarinet. In memoriam Mßtyßs Seiber. Score and Part.

7'35''; For Flute, Clarinet and Bass Clarinet. Commissioned by 175 East, dir. James Gardner First performance: Wellington, New Zealand, 29 March 2008 Score.

For Treble Recorder and Guitar, commissioned by John Turner and Craig Ogden. First performed at Warwick University, 19th October 1995.

For solo free-bass accordion. Published 2003. Commissioned by Park Lane Group. First performance: 5th January 2004, Purcell Room, London by Milos Milivojevic. Score.

For Recorder and Piano.