Intermediate Classical Music of the Modern Age Sheet Music

Vaughan Williams's famous romance for solo violin and orchestra is given new life in this beautiful arrangement, which features the original solo line as part of a string sextet. Perfect as a rehearsa...

Vaughan Williams's famous romance for solo violin and orchestra is given new life in this beautiful arrangement, which features the original solo line as part of a string sextet. Perfect as a rehearsa...

String Quartet No. 2 – Lion’s Teeth by Sebastian Hilli unfolds an expressive world of sound that thrives on contrasts. Inspired by the origin of the word dandelion – dent de lion, the "lion’s tooth" –...

The String Trio of 1927 was composed several years after Paul Dessau's first major success as a composer, which was marked by the prizewinning Concertino in 1924. After working for several years as a...

P?teris Vasks skilfully wove this song cycle from the lyrics and melodies of five Latvian folk songs.

This setting of the familiar opening lines of Henry Vaughan’s 'The World' was Lucy Walker's first commission as Composer-in-Residence with St Martin’s Voices, and was premiered by the ensemble in June...

Commissioned by St Martin’s Voices to mark Remembrance Day in 2024, There will come soft rains showcases the range of the choir’s musical colour-palette through the repetition of the opening motif in...

Commissioned by St Martin’s Voices to mark Remembrance Day in 2024, There will come soft rains showcases the range of the choir’s musical colour-palette through the repetition of the opening motif in...

Love Flows was commissioned by the Choir of Wells Cathedral and Alexander Hamilton to mark the occasion of the installation of the Reverend Canon Toby Wright as Dean of Wells in June 2024. The etherea...

Based on Thomas Mallon’s best-selling novel, Fellow Travelers takes place in 1950s Washington, D.C., and follows Timothy Laughlin, a recent college graduate and devout Catholic eager to join the crusa...

A collection of early and long out-of-print songs, issued in collaboration with the Bliss Trust to mark the 50th anniversary of the composer's death. Preface by Giles Easterbrook, an unswerving advoca...

A collection of early pieces, issued in collaboration with the Bliss Trust to mark the 50th anniversary of the composer's death. Preface by Giles Easterbrook, an unswerving advocate of Bliss's music,...

Whether inner peace, the peace of one’s own four walls, or peace between nations - the strive for peace is always worth fighting for, even when it seems almost impossible to achieve. This simple and s...

In 1995, Jean Françaix composed a paraphrase based on themes from Richard Strauss’s opera "Capriccio," which is published here for the first time. In Françaix's typical style, the motifs are woven tog...

Riversong was created at the suggestion of clarinettist Sebastian Brenner. Undulating soundscapes and rhythmic patterns create a musically sensual landscape that emerges across the entire dynamic spec...

Ravel gave the oboe a soloist role in his orchestral version of 'Le Tombeau de Couperin'. This sound is characteristic of the work, even though the original version was only written for piano solo. Th...

Robert Longfield's version of the famous diamond commercial music includes just the first movement of Karl Jenkins' original suite. With skilled scoring for developing groups, Robert's arrangement put...

Settings of two poems by the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, 'Rublev' ('One day, God walked in') and 'Our Lady of Vladimir' ('To Our Lady'), both inspired by famous Russian icons: The...

Written for the BBC Singers in 2019, Stars above, earth below is a hopeful and reflective setting of the poem Leaves by Sara Teasdale (1884–1933). The piece begins with celestial, descending lines acr...

Wilhelm Killmayer's Sappho-Lieder bring together a previously unpublished, expressive cycle for soprano and piano based on texts by the ancient poet Sappho. The collection, which lasts around 30 minut...

This well-known Ravel classic is a study in orchestration as it gradually builds intensity from the quiet opening to the powerful and explosive finish. Jay does a masterful job of adapting this work f...

Three etudes, three characters: The Three Concert Etudes by A Bu are designed with three contrasting movements: a jazz-oriented impromptu, an intermezzo and a ballad. The movements can be played as a...

Maria Herz – it is only in recent years that her name has begun to get around in the music world, so thoroughly had her work been forgotten due to multiple exile. Born in Cologne in 1878 and raised th...

Maria Herz – only in recent years has her name begun to be heard in the music world, so thoroughly had her work been forgotten due to a complicated fate in exile. Born in Cologne in 1878 and raised th...