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Anne Boyd 's A Vision: Jesus Reassures His Mother for 6 unaccompanied voices (SSATBB). Composed in 1999, published in 2001. Duration: 14 minutes. Commissioned by the Song Company and performed by them...

I tre brani per voce e pianoforte contenuti in questo volume sono stati commissionati da Teresa Cahill per i suoi allievi di canto del Trinity Laban. La prima, "Where Are You Going To, My Pretty Maid?...

L’Agnus Dei per il Requiem di Mozart è stato composto nel 2017 per una serie televisiva "psicologica" dedicata a Mozart, allora in fase di progettazione. Lo sceneggiatore e produttore Peter Kozminski...

Composizione realizzata per la Wensleydale Concert Series da Inez Karlsson e Ayakia Shingeno presso la chiesa di St Andrew, ad Aysgarth, sabato 5 settembre 2026

Holly è una breve toccata per trombone. L’agrifoglio (ilex) è una figura ricorrente nell’arte e nella cultura medievale, dove simboleggia la vita eterna; è emblema di vitalità e resilienza, in partico...

For Marimba. Published in 2000. First performed by Pedro Carneiro, Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London, 14th March 2000. Score.

For SSAATBarB Choir

Immerse yourself in a captivating world of sound with "Oggetti: Omaggio a Morandi", published by the renowned University of York Music Press. Published in 2003, this collection comprises 13 expressive...

Curlew in the mist by David Lumsdaine. 8'; for solo Shakuhachi. Commissioned by Tall Poppies. First performance: Riley Lee, Sydney 1994.

For 8 clarinets. Published in 1970 and first performed at the MacNaughten Concerts, ICA, London, 1970.

For solo Organ. First published in 1998. Commssioned by Lester Hillman, and first performed by Max Peppenheim, St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, 25th September, 1998.

For twelve solo Strings. Published 1998. 4. 3. 2. 2. 1 First performance: European Union Chamber Orchestra, conducted Lavard Skou Larsen, University of York, 26th February 1999. Score.

12'; for chamber ensemble Published 1998-9 1. 1. 1(+bcl). 0 / 1. 0. 0. 0 / pn. perc(2) / 1. 0. 1. 1. 0 Commissioned by the Chamber Ensemble of the Opera North Players with funds provided by the Yorksh...

For 11 Solo Strings. Commissioned by Opus 20 with funds from London Arts Board. First performance: St Giles Cripplegate, Barbican, 3rd April 1997.

For Orchestra (Quadruple Winds). Published 1989 Commissioned by Minshu Ongaku Kyokai. First performance: Osaka (Min-On Festival), 1990, Tadaaki Otaka (cond), Osaka Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.

For Orchestra (Triple Winds). Published 1998. Commissioned by South Bank Centre, London. First performance: London (Takemitsu Festival), 1998 Philharmonia Orchestra, Stefan Ashbury (cond).

For Orchestra (Triple Winds) Published 1989. Commissioned by NHK Symphony Orchestra. First performance: Tokyo, 1989, NHK Symphony Orchestra, Tadaaki Otaka (cond).

Published 1992. For Wind Orchestra. Commissioned by Yamaha Wind Orchestra. First performance: Hamamatsu, 1992, Yamaha Wind Orchestra, Toshiaki Morita (cond).

Mandolin Orchestra. Published 1995 mnd I and II, mandolas, mandolon cellos, cbs, 2 opt afl Commissioned by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp), for Jeunesses Musicales Japon. First performance: Tokyo, 1995...

Orchestra (double winds). Published 1995 Commissioned by Hiroyuki Iwaki and Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa. First performance: Kanazawa, Japan, 1995, Hiroyuki Iwaki (cond), Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa.

For chamber or small orchestra. Published 1979 Commissioned by Festival Nieuwe Muziek, Middelburg, the Netherlands. First performance: Chamber Version: Middelburg (Nieuwe Muziek), 1979, Xenakis Ensem...

Published 1991 Commissioned by Elisabeth Summer Course for Clarinet. First performance: Hiroshima, 1991, Michel Arrignon, Tadayoshi Takeda, et al.

Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Contrabass Clarinet or Double Bass, Bassoon, Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, 2 Violins, Viola, Cello, Percussion First performance: Tokyo, 1981, Jo Kondo (cond), Musica Practica Ensemb...

10'; for Banjo, 2 Guitars, Harp, Taisho-Koto, Harmonica First performance: Tokyo, 1974, Norio Sato (banjo), Ayako Shinozaki (hrp), et al.