Vaughan Williams composed 'Serenade to Music' in honour of Dr. Henry Wood's 50th anniversary as a conductor in 1938. It was written for sixteen named soloists, and recorded by them…

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Published for the very first time, this is a beautiful arrangement of the old German tune 'Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen', setting words adapted from an old…

Originally published in 1964 as part of Michael Kennedy’s ‘The Works of Ralph Vaughan Williams’, this catalogue is now in a revised edition and includes corrections and new material that…

This selection of 750 of Ralph Vaughan Williams’ letters, introduced and annotated, provides insights on his early development, his own music and his views on the music of others, his…

A leading British composer of the twentieth-century, Ralph Vaughan Williams was a lifelong exponent of choral music and singing. This two-part collection of new arrangements and editions features well-loved and…

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…

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The one-act ballet Job has been described as one of Vaughan Williams’s mightiest achievements. It is a work which, in a full production, combines painting, literature, music, and dance. The…