A Dorset Song-This pastoral poem written by William Barnes has been set to music by Vaughan Williams to make a rich pleasing and thoughtful Dorset Folk song.

Boosey's choral miscellany no.138-Arthur Somervell's arrangement of the Vaughan Williams choral work sets the beautifully descriptive text by W. Barnes for SATB chorus. A Piano accompaniment is priovided for rehearsal purposes.

A Dorset Song-This pastoral poem written by William Barnes who was born in 1801 in Dorset was set to music by Ralph Vaughan Williams to make a rich pleasing and thoughtful Dorset Folk song. This arrangement by Alec Rowley is for two treble voices.

Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis

In the 50th anniversary year of the death of Ralph Vaughan Williams this highly attractive arrangement for piano of one of his most popular works will surely find its way into the repertoire of many pianists.Treasured by organists but no less admired in its orchestral arrangement often heard on Classic FM this delightful prelude on the Welsh hymn tune known as Rhosymedre is a perfect union of t…

March Past the Kitchen Utensils (from The Wasps)

A collection of music arranged for E flat saxophone with piano accompaniment. Edited by Paul Harvey.

Of all his early chamber works the Nocturne is most clearly by the mature Vaughan Williams almost anticipating the influence of Ravel which followed his lessons from the French composer in 1908. In the veiled beauty of its highly chromatic harmonies we hear already the tone-poet of the slow movement of A London Symphony while in the fleet-footed Scherzo there is already a French influence in th…

SATB unaccompaniedNo. 3 of Three Elizabethan Part Songs. Text by Shakespeare.

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Greensleeves for two-part upper voices and piano.

Violin and piano-A wonderful piece adapted from the Opera Sir John In Love and arranged for Violin and Piano Accompaniment by Michael Mullinar.

2 Vl 2 Va and Vc-Ralph Vaughan Williams's Phantasy Quintet for two Violins two Violas and Cello. Score and Parts.

This is Ralph Vaughan Williams' wonderful setting of the beautiful sonnet by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Arranged for Voice and Piano in the key of E Flat.

The Tuba Concerto was composed in 1953/4 after the London Symphony Orchestra invited Vaughan Williams to write a work for inclusion in the Orchestra’s fiftieth anniversary concert. The first performance was given by Philip Catelinet in the Royal Festival Hall London on 13th June 1954 with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir John Barbirolli. The brass band arrangement is by Phill…

The Seeds Of Love