Lennox Berkeley

This was composed in 1962. The first movement is classically structured, with a gracefully contoured first subject, a forceful ensuing idea and a murmurously lyrical second subject; the second movemen...

Oboe and Piano Reduction. Commissioned by the BBC for the 1973 Promenade Concerts to celebrate the 70th Birthday of the composer.

Premiered by Frederick Ginke, Watson Forbes and James Phillips in the Wigmore Hall in August 1944. Score available: CH00259

Premiered by the Stratton Quartet at the Cambridge Theatre in June 1941. Score available: CH00257

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Viola part edited by Watson Forbes. Duration: c. 17 minutes.

Commissioned by the Park Lane Group and premiered in the Purcell Room in 1972.

Work for Cello and Piano arranged from A Festival Anthem.

Lennox Berkeley's Flute Sonata Op. 97, was first performed as part of a concert given by James Galway and Phillip Moll in 1978. Duration of the work c. 12 minutes.

Lennox Berkeley, Three Pieces for clarinet edited by Thea King, written for clarinet in A. Composed 1939.

Work dating from 1933.

Violin part edited by Max Rostal. Duration: c. 14 minutes.

From Op. 33 for Violin and Piano.

Commissioned by the 1961 Bath Festival. Premiered by Yehudi Menuhin.

Edited by and dedicated to Ivry Gitlis. Premiered in the Wigmore Hall in 1947.

Premiered in Zurich, 1950.

Five Pieces for Violin and Orchestra was commissioned by Frederick Grinke and completed on 20 December 1961. The BBC Symphony Orchestra with Frederick Grinke (violin) and conducted by the composer, g...

Lennox Berkeley's Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano. Written when Berkeley was studying with Nadia Boulanger, this sonata was premiered by Yvonne Astruc and Madeleine Grovlez for the Société musicale...

For Mezzo-Soprano or Baritone and Piano. Text: Jean Passerat

For Medium Voice and Piano. Text: Walter de la Mare.

For Medium Voice and Piano. Text: Translated from the Greek by FA Wright.