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William Alwyn was a prolific composer in all genres. This catchy and diatonic work (a celebration of the key of C-Major) alternates fast toccata-li...

William Alwyn was a prolific composer in all genres. His major works for the voice were composed during the latter part of his career, between 1965...

Michael Balls reputation as a gifted and imaginative composer is amply evidenced in these six entrancing pieces. Five are for descant, befitting th...

A musical fantasy inspired by 'The Tempest'. Sections devoted to Ariel (agile and fleet), Ferdinand and Miranda (formal but amorous), and Caliban (...

An affectionate tribute to the Royal Family in the late reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Featuring musical sketches of imagined family life during summ...

This work in a "concerto grosso" style was composed in 1945 for famous music broadcaster and author John Amis. Bergmanns original compositions for ...

Three pieces written in homage to Walter Carroll, who spent his holidays at Portpatrick and composed his 'Scenes at a Farm' (probably the most famo...

Hat Box is a celebration of the town of Stockport, home to recorder virtuoso John Turner, to whom (with guitarist Neil Smith) this piece is dedicat...

Famous dishes from France, America, Spain, China and England will all whet your appetite for these tasty, and very popular, morsels. Very adaptable...

Three short 'journeys' that are tuneful and great fun to play. They make an ideal and exciting concert item. Bullard's writing is idiomatic and smo...

A rewarding set of variations in contrasting hues, written in 1975 for Richard Harvey, who had been the composers composition student at the Royal ...

A trio for alto, tenor and bass recorders (ATB). Three newly minted settings of folksongs (from France, Britain, and the United States) by one of N...

Five short and contrasting pieces in a pastoral vein, for a trio of descant, treble, and tenor recorders, by one of our most distinguished composer...

his collection is a complete repertoire in itself for the sopranino recorder (or piccolo) with piano. Over the years the composer, who loves the so...

A veritable Pandoras box of catchy tunes! After a brisk Entrée comes a teasing Gavotte and Musette (in five time) and a haunting plangent Air. The ...

A Joplinesque Ragtime and Latin-American Bossa Nova, both for descant, frame a lazy Blues on the treble. All 3 movements require an assured techniq...

Three well-known paintings by Henri Matisse, including the famous "La Danse", form the inspiration for these colourful and tuneful pieces, by compo...

These pieces make an entrancing suite (and put a different complexion on studies!). For treble recorder there is a two part Invention and for tenor...

Five nursery tunes magically and subtly transformed by Trevor Hold, who has long delighted in these disarmingly simple tunes. Among those used are...

Five dances in contrasting rhythms combining elements of medieval and modern popular music. These pieces were premiered by John Turner and Neil Smi...

The scoring of this attractive trio in eight short movements is for descant, treble and tenor recorders and it shows another facet of David Johnson...

An extended and elaborate work inspired by Purcell’s viol fantasies. It was started at the instigation of Walter Bergmann, and finished over forty ...