William Lloyd Webber

We are delighted to celebrate the centenary of William Lloyd Webber with this eight-book collection. Showcasing him in the light of a composer who was true to himself and who fully embraced his signat...

While his Sonatina for Viola and Piano is better-known, this Sonatina for Flute and Piano is equally charming. Here it has been paired with another of his works for flute and piano, Mulberry Cottage....

Margery is a work by composer William Lloyd Webber for unaccompanied SATB chorus, featuring words by W. H. Davies.

William Lloyd Webber's Sing, O Heavens is an anthem for SAB chorus with Organ Accompaniment.

An anthem suitable for Easter with words by Edmund Spenser (1552-1599). Musical Times series number 1391.

A setting of the Evening Canticles for SATB Choir and Organ.

Six pieces for Organ dating from 1952.

The songbook of Four Quiet Interludes comprises 1. Elegiac, 2. Dorian, 3. Pastorale (By The Waters Of Babylon) and 4. Choral, which includes a voicing of 'Jesu! The very thought is sweet'. These piece...

Composition dating from 1951.

Unite To Praise Thy Maker's Name is a composition by William Lloyd Webber for SATB chorus and Organ Accompaniment, featuring words by Bryn Rees based on Psalm 103. This hymn-anthem is suitable for Har...

Malta, G.C. (March), composed by Arnold Bax, in the key of F Major arranged by William Lloyd Webber for piano solo.

Edited by Julian Lloyd Webber. Miniature for string orchestra. text equates nature with humanity. Additional separate parts are available: C777 Individual violin I part, C778 Individual violin II part...

Edited by Julian Lloyd Webber. Miniature for string orchestra. centrifugal performance conducted by Julian Lloyd Webber available. Additional separate parts are available: C777 Individual violin I par...

Orchestration: Strings (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass) William Lloyd Webber was born in 1914. By the age of fourteen he had already become a well-known organ recitalist, giving frequent perfo...

Edited by Julian Lloyd Webber. Julian Lloyd Webber writes: "My father composed his four part song 'The Moon' in 1959 to words by W.H Davies. The text - as in so many of his word settings - equates nat...

Edited by Julian Lloyd Webber. Julian Lloyd Webber writes: "My father composed his four part song 'The Moon' in 1959 to words by W.H Davies. The text - as in so many of his word settings - equates nat...