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From the Anthology of Organ Music

Arranged by J. Stuart Archer.

Arranged and edited by Desmond Ratcliffe.

Commissioned by and dedicated to John Harle. This work was first performed on 23 November 1988. Duration : c. 17. 5 minutes.

For Alto Saxophone and Piano.

Three Piece Suite for alto saxophone and piano is a transcription made by the composer in 1996 of three movements from his Four Piece Suite for two pianos of 1974. First performed on 21 March 1996 by...

This work is dedicated to John Fletcher, who gave the first performance on 24 April 1976. The concerto is in three movements, the first in sonata-form shell with two contrasting themes. There is a ref...

Easy piano solos.

Eight pieces based on the popular rhyme 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor. Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief',.

These Six Studies (Study-Variations) Op. 56 were composed between 1968-69. The premier was performed in 1972 by Colin Kingsley in the Freemason's Hall in Edinburgh. It is one of several sets of variat...

The first of these Études was written in memory of Mark Ray, former Head of Keyboard Studies at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM), who died in tragic circumstances in 2006. It makes use of sy...

Written for Piano in 1924.

Skilfully arranged by acclaimed wind band expert Jack Stamp, this version of Edward Gregson's Euphonium Concerto for wind band was recorded by David Childs and the North Texas Wind Symphony and releas...

Commissioned by Euphonium Foundation UK. First performed by David Childs and British Brass conducted by Robert Childs at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music, Tokyo, Japan on 16 June 2018. UK premiere by D...

An exciting and evocative album inspired by rhythms and melodies of South America. Attractive and fun performance repertoire.

A second collection of Latin-American pieces for flute and piano, edited by Trevor Wye. Suitable for players from grade 5 standard.

This work, written in 1887 (when the composer was just 19) is an uncomplicated concert overture evocative of the rugged Scottish landscape.

Overture Edinburgh was composed in 1952. There are certain elements in this work that bind it to the city of Edinburgh. The opening carries the rhythm of the word 'Edinburgh' itself. This rhythm occur...