Lennox Berkeley Sheet Music & Tabs

Lennox Berkeley's Flute Sonata Op.97 was first performed as part of a concert given by James Galway and Phillip Moll in 1978.

The Composer Portraits series offers unique and original monographs on individual composers. Text and music introductions written by experts are combined with carefully chosen selections of newly-engraved music to give aconcise but informed overview of the life and work of each composer.This edition focuses on the life and works of the English composer Lennox Berkeley.With notes by Michael Berkeley and PeterDickinson.Writing in the European Piano Teachers Association Journal Angela Fogg calls Composer Portraits 'a well thought-out and well presented series of books offering fantastic repertoire for studentsin the later grades. I cannot recommend them enough!'

Psalm 23 set for Solo Treble SATB Chorus and Organ. This work was commissioned by Chichester Cathedral for its 900th anniversary.

Score and Parts. Commissioned by Colin Horsley. Premiered in the Victoria and Albert Museum by Manoung Parikian Dennis Brain and Colin Horsley March 1954.

Motet for Good Friday for Solo Tenor and SATB Choir. Dedicated to Peter Pears and Imogen Holst.

Settings of five poems of Robert Herrick for Tenor and Harp. Premiered at Snape Maltings in 1974 by Peter Pears.

Trio For Flute Oboe And Piano by Lennox Berkeley: Prelude Allegro moderato Moderato Fugue. To the Sylvan Trio

Suite For The Harpsichord is a work by Lennox Berkeley written whilst he was based in Paris and studying under Nadia Boulanger. The suite is a wonderful example of a work for Harpsichord writtenat the time of major revival for the instrument as well as the new style of composition Berkeley was discovering. The work is edited by Christopher D. Lewis and lasts around 14 minutes.

For unaccompanied chorus SSAATTBB. Text: Edmund Spenser.The Hill Of The Graces was commissioned by the BBC and was first performed on 20th October 1975 as part of a concert given by the BBC singers to mark the 50thanniversary of their first unaccompanied recital.