Elisabeth Lutyens' Morning Sea Op.140 for Oboe (+ Oboe d'amore) and Piano. Published 1979. First performance: Robin Canter and Lynn Hendry, Wigmore Hall, 18th December 1981. / Hautbois Et Piano

For Viola, Double Bass and Piano. Double Bass Part: Orchestral AND/OR Solo Tuning (includes parts for both). Shadows (3'20) 'Shadows' is a nostalgic, atmospheric waltz written in response to a poem by Ursula Vaughan Williams 'Ainsi le bon temps regrettons'. John Hawkins Studied with Master of the Queen's Music Malcolm Williamson and composer and teacher Elisabeth Lutyens. He has written many chamber, vocal and orchestral pieces (including a Sea Symphony, which was broadcast three times), a chamber opera for Covent Garden's 'Garden Venture' and much successful music for children. '… a distinguished musician who obviously has things to say and who knows how to say them in accessible, communicative terms likely to appeal to larger audiences without ever compromising or writing down to them . . .' - MusicWeb 'A name to remember' - Gramophone

Female composers have made their way in the face of prejudice and opposition. For a long time the prejudice prevailed that women lack the requisite creative talent to compose great music. It is indeed true that women have been less active in the field of musical composition than their male contemporaries, but reasons for this are found in the social circumstances of the recent past:/ Recueil / Piano

/ Tenor, 2 Trompettes, 2 Trombones Et Contrebasse Avec Violon, Violoncelle, Cor Français, Harpe Et Percussions