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Experience the timeless poetry of William Shakespeare through the distinctive musical voice of Madeleine Dring. With “Seven Shakespeare Songs Vol. I”, published by Thames Publishing, this enchanting c...

These stylish and passionate songs present technical challenges for even accomplished singers, though their cumulative effect is worthwhile. Twentieth century English composer, singer and actress Made...

Fourteen compositions that showcase Lehmann's very personal harmonic style and rich harmonic language. This songbook includes her own personal favourite Magdalen At Michael's Gate and her strangely pr...

A fabulous suite of Guitar music by Betty Roe. The Omega Suite for Guitar Quartet is a terrific ensemble piece with layers and textures typical of Roe's consummate compositions. For convenience of stu...

Many of the occasional pieces Bridge wrote in the early part of his career were published in versions for violin and piano, or cello and piano. Bridge was himself a fine viola player and so it is ther...

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...

Discover the delightful musical gems of Frank Bridge with the sheet music edition "11 Pieces For Violin And Piano Vol. 2", published by Thames Publishing. Originally composed for dedicated amateur mus...

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...

Discover three enchanting masterpieces of British piano music with '3 Pieces for Piano' by Frank Bridge. Published by the renowned Thames Publishing, this high-quality sheet music edition for solo pia...

Immerse yourself in the rich, late-Romantic soundscape of Sir Arnold Bax with this exquisite collection of selected works for solo piano. Expertly edited by Connie Mayfield and published by Thames Pub...

This is the full script to Pardon Our Rubbish, a musical play with music by Betty Roe and words by Marian Lines.

Elgar's 'Enigma' Variations had it's first performance in 1899. This authoritative book was written to celebrate the centenary of this much-loved work and takes a refreshing look at the circumstances...

James Day presents his examination of what is meant when a piece of music is described as being 'very English', and the musical elements that might combine to create such a response. Day investigates...

Woodwind Library series presents Betty Roe's Sonatine, arranged for Flute and Piano.

A piece in three contrasting movements for Flute and Piano by Betty Roe. Suitable for the confident Flute soloist.

A suite of four pieces that reflect the stately dance suites of the Baroque and capture the regal elegance of Kensington. Written by William Blezard for the accomplished Flute soloist with Piano accom...

A three-part Sonata for Flute and Piano, rich in melodic invention and Classical elegance. Suitable for the confident Flute soloist.

A piece in two parts, with the elegance and melodic playfulness of Baroque variations, written for Flute and Piano by Ian Parrott. Suitable for the proficient soloist, the piece is equally appropriate...

For Flute and Piano.

Three pieces for the solo Flute (or Treble Recorder) based upon Playford tunes.

Three pieces based on the tunes of Playford, and arranged by David Cox for Flute or Rekcorder with Guitar.

These arrangements of British and American folk-songs have been been put in a sequence to make a balanced concert group, offering a mixture of sentiment, humour and passionate intensity. They can also...

Two wonderful English Folksongs; I will Give My Love An Apple and The Brisk Young Widow, beautifully arranged for Medium Voice and Piano accompaniment by Herbert Howells.

The Miracle Masque is a morality play with music, set in mediaeval Italy, and follows in the tradition of Morality plays stretching back to the Middle Ages when they were a much need mixture of satire...