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The Chorus score for the musical play Crowds by Marian Lines, with music by Betty Roe. The play was commissioned by Oakham School, Rutland and first performed at the school in 1987. This part contains...

A second tremendous volume, featuring a trio of Part-songs by Percy Turnbull. These songs are all set for SATB mixed chorus.

Based on a poem by Robert Herrick, for double SATB choir.

A choral suite by Betty Roe for a full choir of mixed voices, with settings of poems by Herrick Emerson, Walter de la Mare and Marvell. Originally written as a complete suite for St. Cecilia's Day cel...

A mouth-watering musical banquet, by Betty Roe, that will have audiences salivating and leave them feeling stuffed! A Song For Your Supper is a culinary fun-piece for Mixed SATB choir and Piano with o...

A fabulous setting of four poems by William Shakespeare for Medium Voice, Flute and Piano by Betty Roe.

A beautiful setting of the text by James Reeves, this song for Medium Voice, Flute and Piano is a superb concert piece, composed by Betty Roe. The flute part is also included on a separate insert.

The Heritage of Children is a superb work by Betty Roe for Solo Soprano, SATB choir, children's choir, Oboe and Organ. Ten fantastic works by various poets have been beautifully set to music; includin...

This work, offering scope to draw in many performers and contributors, was inspired by the rich trove of cultural life created by the Ancient Egyptians some 4000 years ago. The Sun, the Nile, the frui...

The Storm Hound is a fantastic musical fable for Narrator, Upper Voices, Percussion and Piano. With the libretto by Marian Lines and Music by Betty Roe, this is another fabulous musical experience by...

A beautiful and warming piece for Spring and the first shoots and buds full of imagery. This work for High Voice, B Flat Clarinet and Piano by the ever popular Betty Roe, with words by Rita Ford is un...

The fourth book in a fabulous series that presents the best of Peter Warlock's Choral Music. Warlock has been described as the Carollist of the last century, and is a treasure of British song-writing...

Two SATB arrangements of Pieds En L'Air from Warlock's Capriol, the first being a slumersome lullaby, and the second an optimistic springtime song. Tomlinson's first arrangement, Hush My Child, was i...

Book Nine in this fabulous series presenting the best of Peter Warlock's Choral Music. He was a champion of unknown composers before the term early music was coined. To him, music was soemthing to stu...

A fantastic album containing arrangements for Piano Solo of works by Frederick Delius. Several notable arrangers- including the close associate of Delius, Phillip Heseltine- have faithfully arranged t...

This terrific English rhapsody for Orchestra from 1907 has been beautifully arranged for Two Pianos, Four Hands by Philip Heseltine. Note that you will need two copies of this book if you want to per...

This work owes its inception to Delius' friend Percy Granger, who approached Delius for 'some piece for not too big Orchestra...and not too wildly difficult'. This work is the result of this request,...

The music Herbert Howells has tended to be unjustly neglected but his post-war output of orchestral and chamber works is currently enjoying a period of re-eveluation. This Herbert Howells society edit...

The pieces contained in this volume were composed in the decade between 1918 and 1928, the perios in which Howells established himself as a composer of instrumental music. Although he wrote no major w...

A selection of solo Piano works by Arnold Bax. Edited by Connie Mayfield.

The third book in a fabulous series that presents the best of Peter Warlock's Choral Music. Warlock has been described as the Carollist of the last century, and is a treasure of British song-writing....

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...