Gordon Jacob

This work in four movements was composed in 1984 for the Farnaby Brass Ensemble. As the title suggests, each of the movements depicts a different mood: Ceremonial, Nostalgic, Devotional and Cheerful.

A delightful work containing 4 contrasting styles by Gordon Jacob.

Patrick Enfield. Three pieces, 'March', 'Barcarolle' and 'Hornpipe' for descant recorder(s) and piano. Originally composed for performance by school pupils.

This Elegy, subtitled 'Elegy for my mother' is representative of Ezra Laderman's 'lyrical style within a contemporary context'. He uses tonal material in combination with atonal elements and seeks out...

While Gordon Jacobs composed a vast amount of music more than four hundred pieces -- he was particularly celebrated for his work for Viola and for woodwinds, as well as for his books on music pedagogy...

For unaccompanied flute (alternating with piccolo)

A collection of 9 fun and original songs by Alison Hedger for use in class and in concerts. Some songs have Recorder and Percussions parts, and some have counter melodies to provide a challenge for mo...

Part-song for unaccompanied SSA voices with anonymous words taken from Come Hither, a selection of poems collected by Walter De La Mare.

Unison and SATB choirs, and piano/organ. This is an accessible piece that is both rich and moving. The unison line, which can be sung by a junior choir, has some short sections needing simple divisi.