Frank Bridge

Selected Music For Solo Piano is a vast collection of pieces by English composer and violinist Frank Bridge. Bridge is mostly remembered for privately tutoring Benjamin Britten, who later championed h...

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...

An early yet significant work and true to its name it is a dramatic fantastical piece, the first in a style that Frank Bridge explored later, enjoying the freedom it allowed. This first of his phantas...

A fabulous Piano composition by Frank Bridge, edited and completed by Paul Hindmarsh from the uncatalogued pages of sketches in the Frank Bridge Collection at London's Royal College of Music. This is...

Discover three enchanting masterpieces of British piano music with '3 Pieces for Piano' by Frank Bridge. Published by the renowned Thames Publishing, this high-quality sheet music edition for solo pia...

These five part-songs were composed over ten years from 1903 to 1913, but only the first was published in the composer's lifetime. Bridge's early works those written before the first World War were mo...

Immerse yourself in timeless organ music with this enchanting collection: "3 Pieces for Organ", first published in 1905, ranks among the true gems of the organ repertoire. Issued by the prestigious No...

Morning Song for cello and piano is an enchanting piece radiating warmth, grace, and lyrical expressiveness. Published by the renowned Boosey & Hawkes, this evocative work captures the dawning of a ne...

Infuse your playing with rhythmic elegance and expressive passion: With the "Mazurka" for cello, published by the renowned Thames Publishing, a captivating piece full of character and temperament awai...

Three Pieces for Organ solo by Fank Bridge.