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All day long Three easy pieces for violin and piano All day long -- Winter dusk -- Afternoon on the river Archive has autograph manuscript in ink, signed and dated "London, January 1936" MS.Alwyn.1.3V.8 |
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Seven Irish tunes Suite for orchestra This is not the same work as Seven Irish tunes for string quartet, composed in 1923 (see Alwyn 1923 compositions. Although it is likely that some of the movements were adapted from the earlier work 1. The Little Red Lark -- 2. Country Tune -- 3. The Maiden Ray -- 4. Reel -- 5. The Gentle Maiden -- 6. The Sign -- 7. Jig Location of manuscript unknown. Archive has complete set of parts in copyist's hand in ink. MS.Alwyn.1.3S.45 |
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Moonlight Chorus for unison voices and piano Words by the composer First line : The flowers sleep in the forest Archive has autograph score and sketches in ink MS.Alwyn.1.4.28 (Sketches) and MS.Alwyn.1.4.29 (Score) |
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Four pieces for violin and piano 1. One Sunday morning -- 2. Along the road -- 3. A happy evening -- 4. When the wind blows First two movements only were published in Preliminary examination (violin), 1937, London : Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, 1936 Location of manuscript unknown Archive has review. MS.Alwyn.1.8.99 |
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String quartet no. 13 (first sequence) 1. Adagio e marcato -- 2. Allegro molto e vivace Archive has autograph score in ink, signed and dated "November 1936" MS.Alwyn.1.3S.31 |
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Queen of Sheba Incidental music for small orchestra Location of manuscript unknown |
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Rainbow Chorus for unison voices and piano Words by the composer First line : The sun is softly peering Archive has autograph score and sketches in ink. Sketches also include unrelated sketches for 2 unidentified piano pieces MS.Alwyn.1.4.37 (Sketches) and MS.Alwyn.1.4.38 (Score) |
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River Chorus for unison voices and piano Words by the composer First line : The river is flowing Archive has autograph score in ink MS.Alwyn.1.4.39 |
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Scenes from old London Five pieces for piano 1. The steeple clock -- 2. Gossip in the Market Place -- 3. The street singer -- 4. The lavender seller -- 5. Post haste Post haste was published in Two pieces for piano, London : Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, 1937 Archive has autograph score in ink, signed and dated "London, August 1936" MS.Alwyn.1.3P.57 |
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Spanish scene Incidental music for small orchestra Location of manuscript unknown |
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Tragic interlude For small orchestra Horns, timpani, strings Recorded by the City of London Sinfonia, conducted by Richard Hickox on Chandos CHAN 9065. Recorded in St. Jude's Church, Central Square, London, NW11 on the 13-14 June 1991. For further information see Chandos Tragic interlude was also recorded by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by David Lloyd-Jones on William Alwyn Orchestral music. Recorded at the Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool on the 19-20th and 22nd January, 2006. For further details see Naxos Archive has autograph score in ink, bound, signed and dated "London November/December 1936." This includes conductor's markings in blue pencil. Archive also has set of parts in ink, and reviews MS.Alwyn.1.2.61 (Score), MS.Alwyn.1.2.62 (Parts), MS.Alwyn.1.8.136.1-10 (Reviews) |