Lennox Berkeley

Eleven-Fifty' is the fourth of seven separate songs to various poets written by Lennox Berkeley in the late 1930s and early 1940s. They were grouped together for convenience as Opus 14, No. 2. 'The B...

For High Voice and Piano. Composed by Lennox Berkeley with text by Federico Garcia Lorca, translated by Stanley Richardson.

A Cycle Of Seven Songs for High Voice and Piano Accompaniment. Commissioned by the 1962 Cheltenham Festival. Premiered by Richard Lewis and Geoffrey Parsons.

Work for Soprano or Tenor and Guitar. Commissioned by and dedicated to Peter Pears. Premiered by Pears and Julian Bream. Text: Walter de la Mare

For Soprano or Tenor and Piano. Text: AE Housman.

Written for high-voice and piano.

Commissioned by the 1974 City of London Festival. premiered by Julian Bream and the English Chamber Orchestra.

Text: St Teresa of Avila, translated by Arthur Symons. Premiered by Kathleen Ferrier in 1948.

Work for Orchestra premiered by BBC Symphony Orchestra in 1961.

Work for Solo Tenor and Orchestra. Text: Pierre de Ronsard. Commissioned by the BBC for the 1963 Promenade Concerts. Premiered by Peter Pears.

Version for 2 Pianos with second Piano playing orchestral reduction. Premiered at Royal Albert Hall in 1948.

Premiered in the Wigmore Hall in 1955.

Commissioned by and dedicated to Sir Ashley Clarke.

Work for two pianos commissioned by and dedicated to Burnet Pavitt.

This item includes two copies of the arrangement for two pianos; the orchestral reduction is played by the second piano. November 2012: now includes a previously-unpublished cadenza and revisions by t...

Commissioned by the Henry Wood Society, 1948.

For Medium Voice and Piano. Text of Chinese Poets translated by A. Waley, R Kotewell and NL Smith. Premiered by Peter and Meriel Dickinson.

For Mezzo-Soprano or Baritone and Piano. Text: Patrick O'Malley.

A one act opera in two scenes. Scored for 2 Sopranos, Alto, 2 Tenors, Baritone and Orchestra. Vocal Score with piano reduction.

For Mezzo-Soprano (or Baritone) and Piano. Text: Walter de la Mare. Premiered by Janet Baker and Geoffrey Pratley in Chichester Cathedral, July 1977.

16 french songs with notes by Roger Nichols May.

This is a setting of So sweet love seemed with text by Robert Bridges (1844-1930).

For Solo Voice and Piano. There are various versions of this anonymous ballad that has its own traditional melody. Berkeley provided a folk-like setting in this song for Sophie Wyss (1897- 1983), the...

Suite For The Harpsichord is a work by Lennox Berkeley, written whilst he was based in Paris and studying under Nadia Boulanger. The suite is a wonderful example of a work for Harpsichord written at t...