Geoffrey Bush

Geoffrey Bush's Tributes is a suite of five respectful pieces for B Flat Clarinet and Piano accompaniment. These varied pieces, encompassing Jazz, Blues and Rhumba styles were completed in 1986, and h...

A glorious collection of character pieces for high voice and Piano by Geoffrey Bush. Archy is a cockroach who borrows Don Marquis typewriter by night to write about life as seen by himself and his fr...

Nine Songs by Bush for high voice and piano to poems by Chalres Causley.

Ozymandias (No. 2 Of Two Shelley Songs) was written by Geoffrey Bush for SATB (unaccompanied).

Four simple songs for unaccompanied SATB choir by Geoffrey Bush. These pieces were written between 1961 and 1965 with the aim of providing additional repertoire for amateur choirs and lighter material...

Three picturesque part-songs for unaccompanied SATB choir by Geoffrey Bush.

Words Chiefly by Edward Lear

This is a setting of anonymous words, circa 1600.

Anthem for SATB Choir and Organ. Commissioned for the centenary of Croydon Parish Church. An alternative version for SATB Choir, 2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones, Timpani and Organ is available on hire.

Familiar texts in less familar settings by Geoffrey Bush, with four settings for SATB chorus with Organ. These devout texts and psalms are well-known and have be staple ingredients of the choral reper...

A magnificent set of Six Victorian sketches for String orchestra by Geoffrey Bush. The Consort of the title refers to Prince Albert and these six movements display various styles popular in his time.

Reduction for Trumpet and Piano.

Composed in 1940, Geoffrey Bush's Rhapsody For Clarinet And Strings has been transcribed here for Clarinet and Piano and is a great addition to the repertoire of bothclarinettists and pianists. While...

A conversation for Oboe and Piano by Geoffrey Bush, commissioned by the Hampton Music Club and first performed in London in March 1960. The piece is written in three contasting movements, and is suita...

The cycle Greek Love Songs was commissioned in 1964 by the Bridport and West Dorset Music Club. Bush found his inspiration in some lyric poetry translated into English from the Greek Anthology by Dudl...