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Trevor Hold: Air And Dance

An exquisite Air and Dance written by Trevor Hold, set for Oboe and Piano. With dramatic changes, and satisfying rhtyhms, this 1983 piece is sure to entertain.

Frederick Delius: Air And Dance (Violin and Piano)

The lyrical Air and Dance for strings was written by Delius in 1915. The arrangement here which is for Violin and Piano was made in 1929 by Peter Warlock (Philip Heseltine), who was an admirer and friend of Delius. In this form it was played by Grace Thynne to Delius, who considered that the arrangement was well done and that it made 'quite a pretty little piece'.

James Turner: Trianon

A slow and dreamy melody for Oboe and Piano by composer James Turner. Suitable for the confident Oboe student. The piece is inspired by the chateux of Versailles, and has a stately air of elegance.

Gustav Holst: Air And Variations Op.2 Oboe/String Quartet

Betty Roe/Marian Lines: A Cycle Of Elements

This work, offering scope to draw in many performers and contributors, was inspired by the rich trove of cultural life created by the Ancient Egyptians some 4000 years ago. The Sun, the Nile, the fruitful land and the climate epitomise the four elements - Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Arranged for Upper Voices, Piano, Flute and Percussion.

Betty Roe: A Quire Of Elements

This evocative song is full of imagery in its descriptions of the four elements; Earth, Air, Fire and Water, and is Ideal for children and Schools with interesting and charming Unison lines. A Quire Of Elements is a terrific setting of Marian Lines magical words by Betty Roe, for Unison Children's Voices with optional Solos for each element.