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	Benjamin Britten (1913–1976) Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Henry Purcell `Guide to the symphony orchestra for young musicians` for orchestra (1945), op. 34 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra recorded 1963 (31) Simple Symphony for string orchestra (1934), op. 4 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra recorded 1968 (32) Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in D-dur (1938, 1945), op. 13 Sviatoslav Richter (piano), Benjamin Britten (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra 1965 (28) Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (1939), op. 15 Mark Lubotsky (violin), Benjamin Britten (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra Recorded: July 28-29, 1970, UK. (25) `War Requiem` for Soprano, Tenor and Baritone, Chorus, Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Boys` Choir and Organ (1962), op. 66 Benjamin Britten (conductor), Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) , London Symphony Orchestra, The Melos Ensemble of London Organ – Simon Preston. Recorded: January 1963, London. (31) Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, for string orchestra (1937), op. 10 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra 1967 (15) Sonata for Cello and Piano in C major (1961), op. 65 Mstislav Rostropovich (cello), Benjamin Britten (piano) (12) Lachrymae (reflections on a song of John Dowland ) for viola and piano (1950), op. 48a Yuriy Bashmet (viola), Sviatoslav Richter (piano) Live rec.: Germany, 1985 (11) Sinfonia da Requiem, op. 20 John Barbirolli (conductor) , New York Philharmonic (5) Opera `Death in Venice` (1973-1974), op. 88 Richard Hickox (conductor), Philip Langridge (tenor), Michael Chance (сountertenor), Alan Opie (baritone) , City of London Sinfonia BBC Singers. 2004 г. (1) `Sea Interludes` from the opera `Peter Grimes`, for symphony orchestra (1945), op. 33a Leonard Bernstein (conductor) , Boston Symphony Orchestra Dawn, Sunday Morning, Moonlight, Storm (14) `A ceremony of carols` for treble voices and harp (1942), op. 28 Nadejda Averina (Choir Conductor) Children`s choir & Spring& . Tatyana Vymyatnina - harp. Great Hall of the Conservatory (Moscow). 2004 (10) Symphony for Cello and Orchestra, op. 68 Mstislav Rostropovich (cello), Benjamin Britten (conductor) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic 2.III.1964, Moscow. (14) Suite for Cello solo No.1 (1964), op. 72 Truls Mork (cello) 2002 (3) 12 Variations on a Theme (1931) Stephen Hough (piano) (20) Pieces for Two Pianos, op. 23 Sviatoslav Richter (piano), Benjamin Britten (piano) Introduction and Rondo alla Burlesca for Two Pianos, Op.23 1 (7) `Spring Symphony`, op. 44 Richard Hickox (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra (7) Nocturnal (after John Dowland) for Guitar (1963), op. 70 Jerhomy Jouve (guitar) (10) Song Cycle `Les Illuminations` for high voice and string orchestra (1939), op. 18 Ian Bostridge (tenor), Bernard Haitink (conductor) , Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chicago, Orchestra Hall, 9 May 2009. (5) Missa Brevis in D, for boys` voices and organ (1959), op. 63 Aleksandr Ponomarev (Conductor) Children`s choir `Spring`, Yulia Pirozhikhina (organ). Small Hall of the Conservatory (Moscow), 2007 (5) Six Metamorphoses after Ovid. 1951, op. 49 Allan Vogel (oboe) (10) Sinfonietta (1932), op. 1 Christopher Hogwood (conductor) Kammerorchester Basel. - 2002, Zurich (7) Suite for Cello solo No.3 (1972), op. 87 Steven Isserlis (cello) 2001 (3) Opera `A Midsummer Night`s Dream` (1964), op. 64 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra Oberon - Alfred Deller, Tytania - Elizabeth Harwood, Puck - Stephen Terry, Thesius - John Shirley-Quirk, Hippolyta - Helen Watts, Lysander - Peter Pears, Demetrius - Thomas Hemsley, Hermia - Josephine Veasey, Helena - Heather Harper, Bottom - Owen Brannigan, Quince - Norman Lumsden, Flute - Kenneth MacDonald, Snug - David Kelly, Starveling - Keith Raggett, Snout - Robert Tear, Cobweb - Richard Dakin, Mustardseed - Ian Wodehouse, Peaseblossom - John Pryer, Moth - Graham Clark London Symphony Orc (9) Song Cycle `Songs from the Chinese` for Voice and Guitar (1957), op. 58 Peter Pears (tenor), Julian Bream (guitar) 5. Depression (Po Chü-i) (2) Suite for Cello solo No.2 (1967), op. 80 Truls Mork (cello) 2002 (4) Song Cycle `Five Flower Songs` for Chorus a capella (1950), op. 47 Stephen Layton (conductor) 1. ``To Daffodils`` (``Narcissus``) (3) Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings, op. 31 Ian Bostridge (tenor), Radek Baborak (horn), Simon Rattle (conductor) , Berliner Philharmoniker 2005. (6) Holiday Diary for Piano, op. 5 Shura Cherkassky (piano) (2) Oprea `Peter Grimes` (1945), op. 33 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Peter Grimes - Peter Pears, Ellen Orford - Claire Watson, Balstrode - James Pease, Auntie - Jean Watson, Bob Boles - Raymond Nilsson, Swallow - Owen Brannigan, Mrs. Sedley - Lauris Elms, Ned Keene - Geraint Evan, Rector - John Lanigan, Hobson - David Kelly, First niece - Marion Studholme, Second niece - Iris Kells Covent Garden Royal Opera House Chorus and Orchestra. Conducted by Benjamin Britten. Decca 1959 (11) THE GOLDEN VANITY (1966г.), op. 78 Aleksey Goribol (piano) , The Boy Choir Of The Glinka Choir College (Saint Petersburg) Vaudeville for boys` choir and piano to the text of an old English ballad (translation by I. Maslennikova)JUNG - Daniil Kapusto, CAPTAIN - Ivan Pushkin, BOATSWAIN - Pavel Lavrushkin, PIRATE CAPTAIN - Sergey Zolnikov, PIRATE BOATSWAIN - Roman Shalovsky. Boys` Choir of the M.I. Glinka Choral School (conductor - Vladimir Begletsov) (3) String Quartet No. 2 in C, op. 36 Edward Dusinberre (violin), Károly Schranz (violin), Geraldine Walther (viola), Andras Fejer (cello) , Takács Quartet Recorded: February 12-15, 2013, UK. (7) String Quartet No. 1 in D-dur, op. 25 Peter Manning (violin) , Britten Quartet Keith Pascoe, Violins Peter Lale, Viola Andrew Shulman, Cello (1) `The Poet`s Echo` high voice and piano (1965), op. 76 Karlis Zarins (tenor) Piano part - Herman Braun. The cycle was written for soprano and dedicated to G. Vishnevskaya. (6) Opera `Turn of the screw` (1954), op. 54 Benjamin Britten (conductor) Prologue - Peter Pears, Quint - Peter Pears, Governess - Jennifer Vyvyan, Miles - David Hemmings, Flora - Olive Dyer, Mrs.Grose - Joan Cross, Miss Jessel - Arda Mandikian English Opera Group Orchestra. Conducted by Benjamin Britten. Decca 1955 (7) Young Apollo, for piano, string quartet , and string orchestra (1939), op. 16 Steven Osborne (piano) (7) Opera `The Rape of Lucretia` (1946), op. 37 Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor) , English Chamber Orchestra Lucretia - Janet Baker, Male Chorus - Peter Pears, Female Chorus - Heather Harper, Tarquinius - Benjamin Luxon, Collantius - John Shirley-Quirk, Junius - Bryan Drake, Lucia - Jenny Hill, Bianca - Elizabeth Bainbridge. July 1970. (3) String Quartet No 3, op. 94 Edward Dusinberre (violin), Károly Schranz (violin), Geraldine Walther (viola), Andras Fejer (cello) , Takács Quartet Recorded: February 2013, UK. (7) Concerto for Violin, Viola and Orchestra in h-moll (1932) Alyona Baeva (violin), Yuriy Bashmet (viola), Claudio Vandelli (conductor) , State Symphony Orchestra `Novaya Rossiya` Sochi, Winterfest, February 2011. (16) Opera `Billy Budd` (1951), op. 50 Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone) , English Chamber Orchestra Billy Budd - Peter Glossop, Captain Vere - Peter Pears, John Claggart - Michael Langdon, Mr. Redburn - John Shirley-Quirk, Mr. Flint - Bryan Drake, Mr. Ratcliffe - David Kelly, Red Whiskers - Gregory Dempsey, Donald - David Bowman, Dansker - Owen Brannigan, Novice - Robert Tear, Squeak - Robert Bowman, Bosun - Delme Bryn-Jones, First Mate - Eric Garrett, Second Mate - Norman Lumsden, Maintop - Nigel Rogers, Novice`s Friend - Benjamin Luxon, Cabin Boy - James Newby, Arthur Jones - James Coleby. (4) Suite for Violin and Piano, op. 6 Alexander Barantschik (violin), John Adey (piano) (9) Opera `Curlew River`, а Parable for Church Perfomance (1964), op. 71 Benjamin Britten (conductor) Madwoman - Peter Pears, Ferryman - John Shirley-Quirk, Abbot - Harold Blackburn, Traveller - Bryan Drake, Voice of the Spirit - Bruce Webb. English Opera Group, cond. Benjamin Britten 1965 (9) Ballet `Prince of Pagodas` (1956), op. 57 Benjamin Britten (conductor) (3) `Death in Venice `, a suite from the opera (1973), op. 88b Steuart Bedford (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra (8) «Winter Words», for high voice and piano (1953), op. 52 Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano) Recorded: March 16-17, 1954, London. (5) Opera `Albert Herring` (1946), op. 39 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra Albert Herring - Peter Pears, Lady Billows - Sylvia Fisher, Florence Pike - Johanna Peters, Mr. Gedge - John Noble, Mr. Budd - Owen Brannigan, Mr. Upfold - Edgar Evans, Miss Wordsworth - April Cantelo, Mrs. Herring - Sheila Rex, Sid - Joseph Ward, Nancy - Catherine Wilson, Emmie - Sheila Amit, Cis - Anne Pashley, Harry - Stephen Terry English Chamber Orchestra. Conducted by Benjamin Britten. Decca 1964 (3) Diversions for piano left hand and orchestra, op. 21 Benjamin Britten (conductor), Julius Katchen (piano) , London Symphony Orchestra 1954 (4) Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo (1940), op. 22 Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano) (9) A cantata `Saint Nicolas` for tenor solo, mixed chorus, piano duet, organ, strings & percussion, op. 42 Christopher Robinson (conductor) Sacred cantata for tenor, mixed choir, two pianos, organ, strings and percussion. (6) The Sword In The Stone, concert-suite for chamber ensemble Lionel Friend (conductor) (4) Noah`s Ark, Children`s opera Norman Del Mar (conductor) The Chester Miracle Play set to music Owen Brannigan, Sheila Rex, Trevor Anthony. English Opera Group Orchestra Norman del Mar. (2) Nocturne for tenor, seven obbligato instruments and strings (1958), op. 60 Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Gervase de Peyer (clarinet), Barry Tuckwell (horn) , London Symphony Orchestra September 21&22, 1959, Alexander Murray(flute), Gervase de Peyer(clarinet), Roger Lord(English horn), William Waterhouse(bassoon), Barry Tuckwell(French horn), Osian Ellis(harp), Denis Biyth(timpani), Pierce, Britten, London CO (3) Phantasy Quartet for Oboe, Violin, Viola, and Cello (1932), op. 2 Douglas Boyd (oboe), Ralf de Souza (violin), Garfield Jackson (viola), David Waterman (cello) , Endellion String Quartet (7) `Sacred and Profane`, for mixed chorus a cappella (1974-75), op. 91 Stephen Layton (conductor) 1. ``St Gordic`s Hymn`` (3) Opera `The Prodigal Son`, A Parable for Church Perfomance (1968), op. 81 Benjamin Britten (conductor) The Tempter - Peter Pears, The Father - John Shirley-Quirk, The Elder Son - Bryan Drake, The Younger Son - Robert Tear. English Opera Group, Benjamin Britten 1969 (8) Choral Dances (from `Gloriana`), for chorus a cappella (1967) Stephen Layton (conductor) , Polyphony 1. ``Time`` (0) An American Overture, for orchestra, 1941 Simon Rattle (conductor) , City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (3) String Quartet in D (1931) Peter Manning (violin) , Britten Quartet Peter Manning, Keith Pascoe, Violins Peter Lale, Viola Andrew Shulman, Cello (5) Song Cycle `A Charm of Lullabies` for mezzo-soprano and piano (1947), op. 41 Magdalena Kozena (mezzo-soprano), Malcolm Martineau (piano) Recorded: March 2003, Munich. (3) Hymn to St. Cecilia, op. 27 Matthew Best (conductor) Corydon Singers. Recording - October 7-8, 1988, London. (3) Cantata misericordium for solos, small chorus and orchestra (1963), op. 69 Mstislav Rostropovich (cello) (3) `Scottish Ballad`, for two pianos and orchestra (1941), op. 26 Simon Rattle (conductor), Peter Donohoe (piano), Philip Fowke (piano) , City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (7) Cantata `Phaedra` for mezzo-soprano and orchestra (1976), op. 93 Steuart Bedford (conductor), Janet Baker (contralto) , English Chamber Orchestra March 1977. (5) Cantata Academica (Carmen Basiliense) for solos, chorus and orchestra (1959), op. 62 George Malcolm (harpsichord) , London Symphony Orchestra (2) Serenade for cello solo Xavier Phillips (cello) (4) Night-Piece (Notturno), for Piano (1963) Elizabeth Joy Roe (piano) Night-Piece (Notturno) for piano, written for Leeds International Pianoforte Competition (1963). Elizabeth Joy Roe - piano. Decca. Recorded: Cadogan Hall, London, September 20-22, 2013. (7) Song Cycle `Songs and Proverbs of William Blake` for Baritone and Piano (1965), op. 74 Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Benjamin Britten (piano) Recorded: December 3-4, 1965, London. (3) Children Cruisade, op. 82 Russell Burgess (conductor) 1970 (1) Opera `Gloriana` (1953), op. 53 Charles Mackerras (conductor), Alan Opie (baritone) Elizabeth I - Josephine Barstow, Essex - Philip Langridge, Lady Essex - Della Jones, Mountjoy - Jonathan Summers, Cecil - Alan Opie, Lady Penelope Rich - Yvonne Kenny, Raleigh - Richard Van Allan, Henry Cuffe - Bryn Terfel, Lady in Waiting - Janice Watson, Ballad Singer - Willard White, Recorder of Norwich - John Shirley-Quirk, Spirit of the Masque - John Mark Ainsley Welsh National Opera Orchestra. Conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras. Decca 1993 (3) Canticle №3 `Still falls the Rain` for tenor, horn and piano (1954), op. 55 Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano) The Raids, 1940, Nignt and Down (Text: Edith Sitwell). Peter Pears, Tenor; Dennis Brain, Horn; BENJAMIN BRITTEN, Piano. Live in Aldeburgh Church, 21 June 1956. (5) Psalm 150, for two-part children`s voices and instruments (1962), op. 67 Benjamin Britten (conductor) Boys of Downside School, Purley (1) Chorale, after an Old French Carol, for dubble chorus a cappella (1944) Stephen Layton (conductor) Chamber choir ``Polyphony``. Conductor - Stephen Layton. Recorded 2000 (5) On this island, op. 11 (1938) - five songs for high voice and piano, op. 11 Barbara Bonney (soprano), Malcolm Martineau (piano) 2005. (7) `Russian Funeral`, for brass and percussion ensemble (1936) Vladimir Jurowski (conductor) , London Philharmonic Orchestra Royal Albert Hall, London, September 6, 2017 (7) Suite for Harp, op. 83 Claudia Antonelli (harp) Recorded: April 5, 1987, Rome. (4) `The Holy Sonnets of John Donne`, for high voice and piano (1945), op. 35 Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano) Recorded: November 1967, UK. (4) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 1 `The Salley Gardens` (1941) Thomas Allen (baritone), Steuart Bedford (conductor) , Royal Northern Sinfonia Recorded: March 31, 1995, Newcastle. (2) `A Hymn to the Virgin`, for mixed voices a cappella (1930) Stephen Layton (conductor) Chamber choir ``Polyphony``. Conductor - Stephen Layton. Recorded in 2000. (3) `Canadian Carnival` for orchestra (1939), op. 19 Ludwig Meier (conductor) Edmonton SO (3) A Boy Was Born - Choral variations for unaccompanied voices, op. 3 Paul Spicer (conductor) Jonathan Cannock - treble. Lichfield Cathedral Choristers. Recording venue St Augustine’s Church, Kilburn 28–29 April 1997. (3) Prelude and Fugue for 18 strings (1943), op. 29 Benjamin Britten (conductor) , English Chamber Orchestra 1971 (3) Festival Te Deum for chorus and organ, 1945, op. 32 Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (0) Soirees musicales, suite for orchestra (after Rossini) 1936, op. 9 Jeffrey Tate (conductor) , Orchestra dell`Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia 1. March, 2. Canzonetta, 3. Tirolese, 4. Bolero, 5. Tarantella. 20.04.2004, Parco della Musica in Roma (5) Opera `Owen Wingrave` (1971), op. 85 Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor) , English Chamber Orchestra Owen Wingrave - Benjamin Luxon, Spencer Coyle - John Shirley-Quirk, Lechmere - Nigel Douglas, Miss Wingrave - Sylvia Fisher, Mrs. Coyle - Heather Harper, Mrs. Julien - Jennifer Vyvyan, Kate - Janet Baker, General Sir Philip Wingrave - Peter Pears. Narrator - Peter Pears. December 1970. (2) Matinee Musicales, Suite for Orchestra, 1941, op. 24 Jeffrey Tate (conductor) , Orchestra dell`Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia 1. March, 2. Nocturne, 3. Pantomime, 4. Moto perpetuo. 20.04.2004, Parco della Musica in Roma (4) The Red Cockatoo & other songs Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) № 7, `The Cradle Song`. (1) `A Birthday Hansel` for high voice and harp (1975), op. 92 Mark Wilde (tenor), Lucy Wakeford (harp) (2) `Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam`, for choir a capella (1939), op. 17 Stephen Layton (conductor) 1. ``Prayer I`` (4) Rejoice in the Lamb for 4 soloists, choir, and organ; text by Christopher Smart (1943), op. 30 Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (0) Temporal Variations Helen Jahren (oboe), Elisabeth Westenholz (piano) Recorded 6-8 May 1994 at the Malme Concert Hall,Sweden. (4) Two Portraits (1930) Kent Nagano (conductor) 1 David Layton 2 E.B.B (6) Welcome Ode, op. 95 Richard Hickox (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra Released on: 1990-10-01 (1) Opera-ballad `The Beggar`s Opera` (1948), op. 43 Christian Curnyn (conductor), Susan Bickley (mezzo-soprano) , City of London Sinfonia 2009. Mrs Peachum - Susan Bickley, Mr Peachum - Jeremy White, Polly Peachum - Leah-Marian Jones, Captain Macheath - Tom Randle, Filch Robert - Anthony Gardiner, Lockit - Donald Maxwell, Lucy Lockit - Sarah Fox, Mrs Diana Trapes - Frances McCafferty. Ladies of the Town: Kathryn Jenkin, Siobhain Gibson, Clare McCaldin, Bernadette Lord, Alison Place, Katy Batho, Miranda Westcott, Katherine Paterson. Gentlemen of the Road: Bryn Evans, Aidan Smith, Mark Saberton, Ben Thapa, Paul Hopwood. (1) String Quartet in F (1928) Martin Burgess (violin) , Emperor string quartet April 2011 at Potton Hall, Suffolk, England. (3) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 4 `O can ye sew cushions?` (1941) Janet Baker (contralto), Geoffrey Parsons (piano) Recorded: July 4, 1983, Cheltenham, UK. (4) Phantasy in F minor for string quintet (1932) Martin Burgess (violin) , Emperor string quartet John Metcalfe - viola II. April 2011 at Potton Hall, Suffolk, England. (5) Canticle №2 `Abraham and Isaac` for alto and tenor voices and piano (1952), op. 51 Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) 1977, live Aldeburgh performance. (3) Operetta `Paul Bunyan` (1941), op. 17 Steuart Bedford (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra Released on: 2005-04-01 (1) Movement for Clarinet and Orchestra (1942-43) Thea King (clarinet) ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, BARRY WORDSWORTH, conductor. Recorded in November 1992. (5) Folk Songs (unpublished): `Greensleeves` Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Entry - February March 1995, London. (4) Canticle №1 `My beloved is mine` for high voice and piano (1947), op. 40 Philip Langridge (tenor), Steuart Bedford (piano) Recording - March 1996, London. (6) Opera `The Burning Fiery Furnace`, a Parable for Church Perfomance (1966), op. 77 Benjamin Britten (conductor) Nebuchadnezzar - Peter Pears, Astrologer - Bryan Drake, Shadrach(Ananis) - John Shirley-Quirk, Meshach (Misael) - Robert Tear, Abednego(Azarias) - Stafford Dean, Herald - Peter Leeming. English Opera Group, Benjamin Britten 1967 (6) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 7 `Come You Not From Newcastle?` Janet Baker (contralto), Geoffrey Parsons (piano) Recorded: July 4, 1983, Cheltenham, UK. (1) Three Divertimenti Julian Leaper (violin) , Maggini Quartet Recorded: December 9-11, 1996, Great Britain. (3) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 6 `O Waly, Waly` (1945/46) Janet Baker (contralto), Geoffrey Parsons (piano) Recorded: July 4, 1983, Cheltenham, UK. (2) Tit for tat Benjamin Britten (piano), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone) 1972 (1) Te Deum in C for treble solo, chorus, trumpet, and organ (1934) Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (0) Two Insect Pieces Helen Jahren (oboe), Elisabeth Westenholz (piano) Recorded 6-8 May 1994 at the Malme Concert Hall,Sweden. (4) from the Ronald Duncan`s `This way to the Tomb` Ian Bostridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recording - June 27-30, 1995, London. (4) Quartettino (1930) Martin Burgess (violin) , Emperor string quartet April 2011 at Potton Hall, Suffolk, England. (3) Antiphon, for choir (SATB with optional solos) and organ (1956), op. 56b Christopher Robinson (conductor) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (1) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 3 `The Bonney Earl o`Moray` (1941) Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Folk Songs (volume IV): Moore`s Irish Melodies - № 1 `Avening and bright` (1957/58) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (1) Scottish Song Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (1) Hymn to St Peter, op. 56a Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (1) Jubilate Deo in C for chorus and organ (1961) Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (0) Eight Folk Songs Arranged for Voice and Harp (1976): № 3 Bonny at Morn Mark Wilde (tenor), Lucy Wakeford (harp) (3) Rhapsody (1929) Martin Burgess (violin) , Emperor string quartet April 2011 at Potton Hall, Suffolk, England. (1) She’s like the swallow Philip Langridge (tenor), Osian Ellis (harp) Entry - February March 1995, London. (0) Canticle №5 `The Death of Saint Narcissus` for tenor and harp (1974), op. 89 Philip Langridge (tenor), Osian Ellis (harp) Recorded - March 1996, London. (5) Folk Songs (volume V): British Isles - № 5 `Ca` the yowes` (1951) Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Triptych Gerald Finley (baritone), Julius Drake (piano) Entry - December 11-13, 2008, London. (6) A Crocodile Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Entry - February March 1995, London. (2) Our Fathers Are Hunters, Vocal Cycle for soprano or tenor and orchestra (1936), op. 8 Ian Bostridge (tenor), Daniel Harding (conductor) , Britten Sinfonia (5) Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury (1959) - for three trumpets Richard Giangiulio (trumpet) Bert Truax and Thomas Booth (trumpets). Recorded in USA, 1981. (2) A Hymn of St Columba for chorus and organ (1962) Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (0) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 3 `Fileuse` (1942) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume IV): Irish Melodies, poems of T. Moor - № 9 Last Rose of Summer (1957/58) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Prelude and Fugue on a theme of Vittoria Christopher Robinson (organ) , Choir of King`s College, Cambridge Recorded July 13-15, 1999, Cambridge. (2) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 2 `There`s none to soothe` (1945/46) Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 2 `Little Sir William` (1941) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) Cantata `Ballad of Heroes` (1939), op. 14 David Temple (conductor), Ben Johnson (tenor) , BBC Concert Orchestra Hertfordshire Chorus. October 20, 2018, Watford Colosseum (2) A.M.D.G. (Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam), seven settings of Gerard Manley Hopkins for unaccompanied SATB (1939) Paul Spicer (conductor) , The Finzi Singers Recording venue Rosslyn Hill Chapel; 23–24 October 1995. (1) Eight Folk Songs Arranged for Voice and Harp (1976): № 1 Lord! I married me a wife Philip Langridge (tenor), Osian Ellis (harp) Entry - February March 1995, London. (2) W. H. Auden settings Ian Bostridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recording - June 27-30, 1995, London. (7) Canticle №4 `Journey of the Magi` for counter-tenor, tenor, baritone and piano (1971), op. 86 Derek Lee Ragin (tenor), Philip Langridge (tenor), Gerald Finley (baritone), Steuart Bedford (piano) Recording - March 1996, London. (4) A Wedding Anthem, op. 46 Paul Spicer (conductor) , The Finzi Singers Carys Lane - soprano, Mark Milhofer - tenor. Andrew Lumsden - organ. Recording venue Rosslyn Hill Chapel; 7–8 March 1996. (2) I wonder as I wander Gerald Finley (baritone), Julius Drake (piano) Entry - December 11-13, 2008, London. (2) `Who are these children?`, op. 84 Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 1 `The Plough Boy` (1945/46) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Parts of works Connor Burrowes (treble), Mark Blatchly (conductor) , Boys Air Choir `Benedictus` (from ``War Requiem, Op. 66``). Recorded in London (England), 1997. (3) Quatre Chansons françaises Susan Gritton (soprano), Edward Gardner (conductor) , BBC Symphony Orchestra Recording venue Studio 1, Maida Vale Studios, Delaware Road, London; 20–22 November 2009. (2) Lemady Gerald Finley (baritone), Julius Drake (piano) Entry - December 11-13, 2008, London. (1) Bird Scarer’s Song Philip Langridge (tenor), Osian Ellis (harp) Entry - February March 1995, London. (3) Courtly Dances, from the opera Gloriana, for Orchestra André Previn (conductor) , Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Recorded in Watford Town Hall, London on November 20 & 21, 1985. (2) Alla marcia for string quartet (1933) Andrew Watkinson (violin), Ralf de Souza (violin), Garfield Jackson (viola), David Waterman (cello) , Endellion String Quartet (3) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 5 `La belle est au jardin d`amour` (1942) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (1) Folk Songs (volume VI): England - № 1 `I will give my love an apple` (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Carlos Bonell (guitar) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) `The Heart of the Matter` for narrator, tenor, horn, and piano (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Steuart Bedford (piano), Frank Lloyd (horn) Recording - March 1996, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 8 `Quand j`etais chez mon pere` (1942) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 7 `Eho! Eho!` (1942) Thomas Allen (baritone), Steuart Bedford (conductor) , Royal Northern Sinfonia Recorded - March 31, 1995, Newcastle. (1) Folk Songs (volume IV): Moore`s Irish Melodies - № 3 `How sweet answer` (1957/58) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) «The Building of the House», for chorus or organ or brass and orchestra (1967), op. 79 Carlo Maria Giulini (conductor) , Philharmonia Orchestra Live - 16 January 1968 - Royal Festival Hall, London (2) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 1 `La Noel passe` (1942) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 4 `Le roi s`en va-t`en chasse` (1942) Thomas Allen (baritone), Steuart Bedford (conductor) , Royal Northern Sinfonia Recorded - March 31, 1995, Newcastle. (4) Parts of compositions Connor Burrowes (treble), Mark Blatchly (conductor) , Boys Air Choir `Kyrie` (from ``War Requiem, Op. 66``). Recorded in London (England), 1997. (1) Folk Songs (volume IV): Moore`s Irish Melodies - № 2 `Sail on, sail on` (1957/58) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 6 `The Ash Grove`` (1941) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Advance Democracy, for Unaccompanied Choir (1938) Paul Spicer (conductor) , The Finzi Singers Recording venue St Augustine’s Church, Kilburn 28–29 April 1997. (2) Realizations from `Harmonia Sacra` Ian Bostridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recording - June 27-30, 1995, London. (3) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 7 `Oliver Cromwell` (1941) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (1) `Jubilate Deo` in E flat for chorus and organ (1934) Paul Spicer (conductor) , The Finzi Singers Andrew Lumsden - organ. Recording venue Rosslyn Hill Chapel; 7–8 March 1996. (2) Sweet was the Song the Virgin Sung (1931) Paul Spicer (conductor) , The Finzi Singers Susanna Spicer - alto. Recording venue Rosslyn Hill Chapel; 7–8 March 1996. (1) Folk Songs (volume VI): England - № 4 The Soldier and The Sailor (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Carlos Bonell (guitar) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 4 `The Miller of Dee` (1945/46) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume I): British Isles - № 5 `The trees they grow so high` (1941) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 5 `The foggy, foggy dew` (1945/46) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) The Gully Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Folk Songs (volume VI): England - № 2 `Sailor-boy` (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Carlos Bonell (guitar) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) O that I’d ne’er been married Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Folk Songs (volume IV): Irish Melodies, poems of T. Moor - № 7 Dear Harp of my Country (1957/58) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Dawtie’s Devotion Mark Wilde (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) (2) Folk Songs (unpublished): `The Deaf Woman`s Courtship` Felicity Lott (soprano), Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded on March 25, 1995, London. (2) Occasional Overture (1946) Steuart Bedford (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra (1) Folk Songs (unpublished): Soldier, won`t you marry me? Felicity Lott (soprano), Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded on March 25, 1995, London. (1) Folk Songs (volume IV): Irish Music, poems by T. Moor - № 5 At the mid hour of night (1957/58) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) Tom Bowling Gerald Finley (baritone), Julius Drake (piano) Entry - December 11-13, 2008, London. (3) Folk Songs (volume IV): Moore`s Irish Melodies - № 4 `The Minstrel Boy` (1957/58) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume III): British Isles - № 3 `Sweet Polly Oliver` (1945/46) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) Folk Songs (volume IV): Irish Melodies, poems of T. Moor - № 8 Oft in the stilly night (1957/58) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume VI): England - № 5 Bonny at Morn (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Carlos Bonell (guitar) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (unpublished): Unidentified folk song setting Philip Langridge (tenor), Christopher van Kampen (cello), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded on March 25, 1995, London. (4) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 2 `Voici le Printemps` (1942) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) The Twelve Apostels Philip Langridge (tenor), David Owen Norris (piano) The Wenhaston Boys Choir. Cond. - Christopher Barnett. Recording - January 21-22, 1995, London. (2) David of the White Rock Gerald Finley (baritone), Julius Drake (piano) Entry - December 11-13, 2008, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume II): France - № 6 `Il est quelqu`un sur terre` (1942) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (5) Folk Songs (volume V): British Isles - № 4 `Early one morning` (1951) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (1) Folk Songs (volume IV): Irish Melodies, poems of T. Moor - № 6 Rich and Rare (1957/58) Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume V): British Isles - № 1 `The Brisk Young Widow` (1951) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (3) Folk Songs (unpublished): The Holly and the Ivy Felicity Lott (soprano), Graham Johnson (piano) Entry - February March 1995, London. (0) Folk Songs (volume VI): England - № 6 The Shooting of his Dear (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Carlos Bonell (guitar) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (4) Folk Songs (volume IV): Irish Melodies, poems of T. Moor - № 10 O the sight entrancing (1957/58) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume V): British Isles - № 2 `Sally in our Alley` (1951) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (4) Folk Songs (unpublished): `Pray Goody` Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Entry - February March 1995, London. (2) Eight Folk Songs Arranged for Voice and Harp (1976): № 7 The False Knight upon the road Philip Langridge (tenor), Osian Ellis (harp) Entry - February March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume V): British Isles - № 3 `The Lincolnshire Poacher` (1951) Philip Langridge (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (2) Folk Songs (volume VI): England - № 3 Master Kilby (1956) Philip Langridge (tenor), Carlos Bonell (guitar) Recorded: February/March 1995, London. (4) Folk Songs (unpublished): The Stream in the Valley Philip Langridge (tenor), Christopher van Kampen (cello), Graham Johnson (piano) Recorded on March 25, 1995, London. (4) `The Ballad of Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard`, for male voices and piano (1943) Philipp Ahmann (conductor) , MDR Rundfunkchor Leipzig March 13, 2020, Leipzig, MDR-Orchestersaal (0) Eight Folk Songs Arranged for Voice and Harp (1976): № 5 Bugelio`r Gwenith Gwyn Philip Langridge (tenor), Osian Ellis (harp) Entry - February March 1995, London. (2)

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