Orchestra Study Scores

... Babà-Yaga schlich hinaus, ein Pfiff - und sofort waren Trog, Stampfe und Besen zur Stelle. Flink stieg die Waldhexe in den Trog und fort ging's - mit der Stampfe trieb sie zur Eile, mit dem Besen...

Study score and solo parts Crossings, a double concerto for two percussionists and symphony orchestra. This work was written in 2002 for Evelyn Glennie and Gert Mortensen at the suggestion of the Arts...

Music for Trombone' is a three-movement work composed for the French virtuoso Michel Becquet, thanks to a commission from Radio Suisse Romande. It was first performed by Michel Becquet and the Suisse...

A ten-minute work for TTBB chorus and orchestra, commissioned by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and Changed Voices Chorus to celebrate their 20th anniversary season in 2025/26. Words by Kate Wa...

The Horn Concerto by Brian Elias was written for soloist Ben Goldscheider and commissioned by Britten Pears Arts. It was premiered at the Aldeburgh Festival in 2025. This item is the study score.

The work is based on a tune called The Nag written by the jazz guitarist/composer John Scofield, of whom I have long been a fan and with whom I worked closely when writing Blood on the Floor (Mark-Ant...

No. 37b is a suite of four short pieces for orchestra. Like many of the composer's works the subject matter revolves around death and after life. Featuring some of the composer's most chaotic and fren...

Maxwell Davies' 'Das Rauschende der Farbe' (The Sound of Colour) is a reflection on the life and work of the German artist Paula Modersohn-Becker who died aged 31 in 1907. Maxwell Davies first got to...

The Adagio refers directly to Mozart's Adagio h-Moll für Klavier KV 540. Goehr's Adagio at first follows the harmonic and motivic events of the original, while the repetitions of the two parts allow l...