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Written and first performed by the composer in 1955.

From Virtuoso Series with Commentary by John Ogden.

1st performance Manchester, Institute of Contemporary Arts, February 1 1968 by the composer.

This 'homage to Bach' was awarded the Feruccio Busoni prize when it was premiered by a very young Maurizio Pollini (just 14) in 1956. Considered as one of the main milestones in Leighton's piano music...

A Suite for Piano was composed in 1981. Tow of the pieces bear quotations from the poets Peter Blake and James Dickey. The last two pieces in this collection are to be played without a break.

Composed for Peter Wallfisch.

This expressive work for Horn, Violin and Piano is another sound composition from composer Wilfred Josephs. Horn Trio Op. 76 will present an enjoyable challenge to your chamber group. This is the scor...

An entertainment for Wind Quintet and Bass Clarinet.

The Festival Toccata is relatively well-known among the works of Fletcher and is popular as a wedding piece and for encores. The brilliance of Festival Toccata's surface disguises the fact that one do...

The Fountain Reverie features soft, rippling arpeggios with a contrasting middle section. As with the Festival Toccata, published at the same time, the brilliance of Fountain Reverie disguises the fac...

Composed in 1967

For SATB Choir and Harp (or Piano). Text: Eric Crozier.

A choral Cantata for the Harvest Festival that may be adapted to suit any celebratory occasion. Written for STB soloists and SATB chorus, and based upon a text by Shapcott Wensley.

For SATB Choir.