SKU: KJ.GSO43F

Creekland Colors is another winner by Georgia composer, William Dyson. It feature elements of ragtime music, including syncopation. The mood of Creekland Colors gradually changes from Bright and Happy to more dark and somber, and returns back to bright again.

SKU: KJ.SO170F

Designed as a teaching piece, this 5-movement work increases in difficulty, with additional techniques added to each movement. Piano is required. Fun interdisciplinary teaching tools are included in the score and student parts.

SKU: KJ.SO159F

SKU: KJ.SOP8F

SKU: ST.Y347

ISBN 9790220225475.

This four-movement suite was first published in 1918 by Joseph Williams (now part of Stainer & Bell) as In Pixieland for Solo Violin or Flute and Piano. In 1921 string parts were added and then in 1930 optional parts for flute, oboe, clarinet in A or B flat and bassoon became available, making the work ideally suited for school or amateur orchestra. In 1999 the Sir George Dyson Trust decided that the original title was slightly out of tune with the times and it was changed to Woodland Suite.

In 2007, the piece was recorded by the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Hickox and issued on the Chandos label (CHAN 10439) alongside a number of Dyson's choral works.

The recording has created new interest in this early suite, which is again available for sale in all versions.

SKU: HL.50605335

ISBN 9781705179727. UPC: 196288105619. 9.0x12.0 inches.

Sweet Thames, Run Softly is a cantata for baritone, chorus and orchestra composed and setting words from Edmund Spenser's Prothalmion. Lasting around 25 minutes, it is among the composer's most lyrical works, reminiscent of Delius and Vaughan Williams.