Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – Golliwog’s Cakewalk from Children’s Corner Piano Suite (String Quartet Score)
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – Passepied from Suite Bergamasque (String Quartet Parts)
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – Passepied from Suite Bergamasque (String Quartet Score)
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – Prélude à L’après-midi d’un Faune (String Quartet Parts)
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – Prélude à L’après-midi d’un Faune (String Quartet Score)
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – The Girl With The Flaxen Hair from Préludes Book 1 No. 8 (String Quartet Parts)
Debussy, Claude-Achille
Debussy – The Girl With The Flaxen Hair from Préludes Book 1 No. 8 (String Quartet Score)
Delibes, Léo
Delibes, Léo
Flute Duet & Piano
The 'Mazurka' is a lively Polish dance resembling the 'Polka'. This excellent example is from one of the finest full length ballets in the repertoire. Arranged by Carlo Martelli.
The 'Mazurka' is a lively Polish dance resembling the 'Polka'. This excellent example is from one of the finest full length ballets in the repertoire. Arranged by Carlo Martelli.
Delius, Frederick
Delius, Frederick
String Orchestra
String Orchestra
String Quartet
The first movement Cam ye o'er Frae France is a London College of Music Grade 4 Exam Piece until further notice
The third movement I'll Make You Fain To Follow Me is a London College of Music Grade 5 Exam Piece until further notice
The fourth movement Yell Yell is a London College of Music Grade 3 Exam Piece until further noticeCommissioned by Fiona Nisbett for a recital in St Albans, this is a selection of five original Scottish reels and folk tunes from various 18th Century sources, reworked and re-harmonised. The style is reminiscent of Malcolm Arnold and all movements contrast well with each other. The first, third and fourth movements have all been London College of Music grade 4, 5 and 3 exam pieces since 2010.
String Quartet
Violin Duet
This piece was written for a memorial service and hence has a rather wistful quality to it. It has been performed many times at Junior Department Conservatoires, other memorial services and in concerts and recitals throughout the UK. It is tonal and melodious and so has a wide appeal.