Frank Bridge

Composed in 1915, in memory of the victims of the sinking of the Lusitania, this is the full score of Bridge's Lament for string orchestra. First performed in London, 15 Sep 1915.

These four pieces were written separately between 1901 and 1910 for cello and piano. They subsequently appeared in print in different versions, ranging from piano solo to full orchestra. The composer...

A transcription by Veronica Leigh Jacobs of Bridge's Cello Sonata (1917), a significant item in the repertoire for that instrument from the pen of a composer whose reputation is these days steadily in...

Many of the occasional pieces Bridge wrote in the early part of his career were published in versions for violin and piano, or cello and piano. Bridge was himself a fine viola player and so it is ther...

The first volume contains four of these Eleven Pieces for Violin and Piano by Bridge.

Seven pieces for Violin and Piano by Frank Bridge, orginally composed for the amateur market of his day but since rediscovered as expressive and highly characteristic concert pieces.

First published in 1905, this collection includes the ANDANTE MODERATO in C minor, the ADAGIO in E Major, and ALLEGRO CON SPIRITO in Bb Major. The ADAGIO in E Major is a popular favorite among organis...

This second volume of Part-songs by Frank Bridge contains 5 songs for 2-Part Upper voices and Piano accompaniment.

A major work in four movements by this masterful British composer, Frank Bridge (1871-1941). Dating from 1917 and little-known, the work is largely light, despite World War I looming so large in the w...

Scherzetto, composed by Frank Bridge and edited by Simon Nicholls and Julian Lloyd-Webber for cello with piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Frank Bridge (1879-1941) wrote his only cello sonata between 1913-1917. A transitional work between his early lyrical style and the more modern style he adopted at the time of World War I, the work is...

Frank Bridge's evocative Dance Poem for orchestra (1913) is a crucial work in his output. As well as the arresting themes and vivid orchestral colours that typify this fascinating composer's early wor...