Cyril Scott Sheet Music for Violin

Cyril Scott’s Two Sonnets offer a contrasting character, with the first featuring a fluid, evocative opening reminiscent of Ives’ The Housatonic at Stockbridge. The second carries a more intimate, rom...

Talahassee, Op. 73, No. 4 was composed around 1911 by Cyril Scott (1879-1970) as part of a set of character pieces reflecting his fascination with exoticism, mysticism, and non-European musical color...

Written for violin and piano.

Cyril Scott composed the 'Three Lyrical Pieces' for violin and piano at the beginning of the 20th century and dedicated them to his friend, the violinist Paul Stoeving, professor at the Guildhall Scho...

Iridescent changes of time are the determining element in 'Poème érotique' of Cyril Scott's 'Deux Préludes' composed in 1912. Amid the melodic flow of the violin, the piano undertakes sophisticated sh...

Cyril Scott’s Two Sonnets offer a contrasting character, with the first featuring a fluid, evocative opening reminiscent of Ives’ The Housatonic at Stockbridge. The second carries a more intimate, rom...

Merseyside composer, writer and poet Cyril Scott composed this work in 1955. Over 30 years after his death, his music is coming into favour, and this, along with many others, are finally being put to...

Lotus Land was undoubtedly the work for which Scott is best known. Written in 1905, Lotus Land achieved great popularity and was arranged for a vast array of instruments. It is a dreamy, impressionist...

Cyril Scott composed the 'Three Lyrical Pieces' for violin and piano at the beginning of the 20th century and dedicated them to his friend, the violinist Paul Stoeving, professor at the Guildhall Scho...