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Sadie Harrison: Gallery (Room 1)- For Solo Violin

Gallery (Room 1) is a fantastic set of miniatures beautifully composed by Sadie Harrison. Sadie was inspired by Peter Sheppard Skaerved?s exceptional artwork. The pieces have been written so they can be performed in any order, just as a viewer could choose their various paths through a gallery. Gallery (Room 1) has been written conveying expressions of imagined narratives, personal responses to the art's kaleidoscopic references, their vivacity, drama and quiet beauty. Gallery has been dedicated to Peter Sheppard Skaerved?s in admiration and with thanks for so many wonderful years of collaboration.

Pam Wedgwood: Piano Gallery

Piano Gallery  is a beautiful collection of Piano pieces inspired by great works of art. By best-selling composer Pam Wedgwood, the intermediate-level pieces are accompanied by explanatory text and a stunning pull-out poster featuring all the paintings.

Missa Brevis V: Behold the Sea : for SATB Choir, Choir Organ and Gallery Organ

Missa Brevis V: Behold The Sea arranged for mixed voice choir, organ and Gallery organ by Judith Bingham.

Sadie Harrison: The Long Gallery (A Cabinet & 7 Drawers)

A Cabinet & Seven Drawers for Voice, Violin, Harpsichord and Descant, Treble and Tenor Recorders. Published 2006.Commissioned by the Vigani Project 2007.First performance: Lesley-Jane Rogers, Farran Scott and members of the Cambridge Music Faculty, The Long Gallery of Queen's College, Cambridge in March 2007.

Gallery (Room 2)

Kevin Volans: Walking Song (Performance Score)

Written for the Durban Art Gallery. Scored for Flute, Harpshichord (Piano), and Handclappers.

Dance Gallery - Volume 1

Piano Solo. Contents: Cafe Creole · Harlequin Waltz · Punch and Judy · Rigadoon · Soft Shoe Gavotte · Tropical Serenade.

Kenneth Hesketh: Gallery Carol (SATB)

Scored for SATB chorus and Piano or Organ accompaniment.

Peter Maxwell Davies: The Whispering Gallery

For SSSAAATTBBB (with soli) and Organ.Dedicated to Her Majesty The Queen, in the year of her Diamond Jubilee.Commissioned by the Dean and Chapter of St Paul?s Cathedral in celebration of the tercentenary.First performance on 26th September 2012 at St Paul?s Cathedral, London, by the Choir of St Paul?s Cathedral accompanied by Simon Johnson (organ), conducted by Andrew Carwood.

Robert Muczynski: Gallery (Suite For Solo Cello)

Inspired by the paintings of the American artist, Charles Birchfield.

Marjory Kennedy-fraser: Macleod's Gallery Voice/Piano

Trevor Wishart: Vox 3

For 4 amplified voices and quad click-track tape.First published in 1985.Commissioned by Sound Art at Mobius, and first performed by Electric Phoenix, Mobius Gallery, Boston, USA, 1985.

The Whispering Gallery : SssaAATTBBB with Soli and Organ

For SSSAAATTBBB (with soli) and Organ. Dedicated to Her Majesty The Queen, in the year of her Diamond Jubilee.

Sadie Harrison: Vigani's Others

For Voice, Percussion and Strings.Commissioned by the Vigani Project 2007First performance: Lesley-Jane Rogers, Farran Scott and members of the Cambridge Music Faculty, The Long Gallery of Queen's College, Cambridge, 17 March 2007.

Musgrave: Black Tambourine

Poems by Hart Crane from White Buildings, set by Thea Musgrave for womens' voices, piano and percussion.Black Tambourine was commissioned by the Musart Singers, who gave the first performance at the Gallery Theatre, Los Angeles, on 31 May 1986.Duration c. 17 minutes.

An Easter Celebration

The popular seasonal music of the English Georgian parish church - often called gallery music - yielded a wonderfully rich harvest of hymns, carols and anthems. Drawn from a repertoire only recently rediscovered, these new editions offer a sparkling array of fresh, alternative Easter and passiontide music.

Marjory Kennedy-fraser: The Leaping Gallery-high Voice/Piano (Key-d Flat)

Marjory Kennedy-fraser: The Leaping Gallery-low Voice/Piano (Key-b Flat)

The Big Picture (Vocal Score/Keyboard)

The Big Picture was written to celebrate the completion of a major redevelopment and refurbishment to Aberdeen Art Gallery. Wishing to examine a subject important, in different ways, to both the visual arts and music, the composer decided to write about colour. Score available: CH88092. Instrumental Parts: CH88092-02. Voice/Extra Percussion Parts: CH88092-03

James Weeks: Joy - Study Score (A4 Landscape Bound)

James Weeks ' Joy for two Violins and Percussion (2 suspended Cymbals, Rice Grains, Tambourine). Composed and published 2016. Duration: 10 minutes. Joy was commissioned by the inaugural Brundibár Arts Festival, Newcastle/Gateshead, January-February 2016. First performed by Alexandra Raikhlina, Gordon Bragg (Violins) and Jan Bradley (Percussion), at Hatton Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 2nd February 2016.

The Big Picture (Instrumental Parts)

The Big Picture was written to celebrate the completion of a major redevelopment and refurbishment to Aberdeen Art Gallery. Wishing to examine a subject important, in different ways, to both the visual arts and music, the composer decided to write about colour. Score available: CH88092. Voice/Keyboard Score: CH88092-01. Voice/Extra Percussion Parts: CH88092-03

Anne Boyd: Red Sun, Chill Wind

Red Sun, Chill Wind was commissioned for Geoffrey Collins, and the first performance was given by Geoffrey Collins with Nicholas Routley on Piano at the S.H. Ervin Museum and Art Gallery, New South Wales on 12th July 1981. The piece is based on a haiku by the famous Japanese poet Basho. Arranged for Flute and Piano.

Weeks Sky Clt/Elec Perf Sc

James Weeks ' Sky for Clarinet in B flat and Electronics. Composed 2010, published 2013. Duration: 30 minutes. Sky can be performed as a solo or as part of TIDE with Burnham Air (solo Oboe D'Amore) and Tide (solo Cello with BACH bow). First performed by Andrew Sparling (Clarinet) with Paul Archbold (Electronics), Flowers East Gallery, London, 21st June 2010. Recorded by Andrew Sparling on TIDE, MSV28532.

Dimitar Ninov: Piano Album, Op. 1

Flip through the pages of Ninov?s Piano Album and they will introduce you to a gallery of musical pictures. You will ?see? the sparrow leaping among the branches; you will ?feel? the melancholy of autumn with its golden leaves falling; and you will ?hear? the mischievous gossip spreading around the neighborhood. Ninov has always been inspired by the possibilities of depicting images through music, and so will you.