Composers Performers

Frances Mason

Frances Mason

violin · Great Britain

Boughton, Rutland - Oboe Quartet No. 1

Boughton, Rutland - String Quartet No. 1 `On Greek Folk Songs`

Boughton, Rutland - String Quartet No. 2 `From the Welsh Hills`

Boughton, Rutland - Three Songs Without Words for Oboe Quartet

Elgar, Edward - String Quartet in E minor, Op. 83

Jadin, Hyacinthe - String Quartet in Es-dur, op. 2/1 (1796)

Krommer, Franz - Quartet for oboe and string trio No.1 in C-dur

Krommer, Franz - Quartet for Oboe and Strings No.2 in F-dur (IX: 22)

Krommer, Franz - Quintet for Oboe and Strings No.1 in C-dur (VII: 12)

Krommer, Franz - Quintet for Oboe and Strings No.2 in Es-dur (VII: 13)

Oberthur, Charles - Berceuse for violin and harp, op.299

Pierne, Gabriel - Serenade for Violin & Piano (1881), op. 7

Pohl, Richard - Wiegenlied

Saint-Saens, Camille - Fantasy for violin and harp, Op. 124 (R. 136)

Spohr, Ludwig - Sonata for Violin and Harp № 1 in c-moll, WoO 23

Stanford, Charles Villiers - Six Irish Fantasies for Violin & Piano (1893), op. 54

Thomas, John - Larghetto

Thome, Francis - Andante Religioso for Violin and Piano, op. 70

Vaughan-Williams, Ralf - Phantasy Quintet

Vaughan-Williams, Ralf - Song Cycle `On Wenlock Edge` for tenor, piano and string quartet

Vaughan-Williams, Ralf - String Quartet No. 1 in g-moll

Vaughan-Williams, Ralf - String Quartet No. 2 in a-moll

Vaughan-Williams, Ralf - `Merciless Beauty` - three rondels for tenor, two violins and cello

Wanhal, Johann Baptist - 6 Quartets for Oboe and String Trio: No.1 in F-dur, op. 7/1

Wanhal, Johann Baptist - 6 Quartets for Oboe and String Trio: No.2 in B-dur, op. 7/2

Wanhal, Johann Baptist - 6 Quartets for Oboe and String Trio: No.3 in G-dur, op. 7/3

Wanhal, Johann Baptist - 6 Quartets for Oboe and String Trio: No.4 in Es-dur, op. 7/4

Wanhal, Johann Baptist - 6 Quartets for Oboe and String Trio: No.5 in A-dur, op. 7/5

Wanhal, Johann Baptist - 6 Quartets for Oboe and String Trio: No.6 in C-dur, op. 7/6

Wilgelmi, August Emile - Paraphrase über Walther`s Preislied aus Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg