Benjamin Britten

Um Mitternacht, written by Benjamin Britten with words by JW von Goethe, includes an English translation by Andrew Porter. Taken from 'The Red Cockatoo & Other Songs'. Arranged for high voice and pian...

When You're Feeling Like Expressing Your Affection, written by Benjamin Britten with words by WH Auden. Taken from 'The Red Cockatoo & Other Songs'. Arranged for high voice and piano accompaniment in...

Wild With Passion (Song, On The Water), written by Benjamin Britten with words by Thomas Lovell Beddoes. Taken from 'The Red Cockatoo & Other Songs'. Arranged for high voice and piano accompaniment in...

Who Are These Children? Lyrics, Rhymes and Riddles by William Soutar for tenor voice and piano Op.84, written by Benjamin Britten. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet mus...

A Laddie's Sang taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Bed-Time, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Black Day, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Dawtie's Devotion, one of the three additional settings taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment...

Nightmare, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

A Riddle (The Child You Were), taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music fo...

A Riddle (The Earth), taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Slaughter, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Supper, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

The Auld Aik, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

The Children, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

The Gully, one of the three additional settings taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digit...

The Larky Lad, taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Tradition, one of the three additional settings taken from 'Who Are These Children?' written by Benjamin Britten with words by William Soutar. Arranged for tenor voice and piano accompaniment in digit...

Michael Hurd. A major series of titles containing clear and concise accounts of the lives and music of some of the great composers. Written by leading authorities, they give students a background suff...

A shortened version of Purcell's Fairy Queen for concert performance devised by Peter Pears, with the words taken from an anonymous adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Edited and realized by Benj...

Waltz No.5 (from 'Five Waltzes'), composed by Benjamin Britten and arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

A lively setting using the popular I Saw Three Ships text. The choral writing depicts the fresh bracing sonorities of bells.