Paperback-Vaughan Williams fist encountered the old English folk song Dives and Lazarus when he was 21 and here presents five variants that are in his own words 'not exact replicas of traditional tunes but rather reminiscences of various versions in my own collection and those of others'.The work was premiered in Carnegie Hall as part of the 1939 New York World's Fair and is a wonderful exampl…

Published for the very first time this is a beautiful arrangement of the old German tune Lasst uns das Kindlein Wiegan setting words adapted from an old Scots poem by Ursula Wood (who later married Vaughan Williams). With flowing contrapuntal lines and characteristic harmonies O My Dear Heart will be popular with all upper-voice choirs. Arranged for SSSAAA a cappella but a Piano accompaniment …

Reduction for oboe and piano-You won't find many better 20th Century Woodwind Concertos than this one. In fact this is the only one that Vaughan Williams ever wrote. This wonderful version is for solo Oboe with a Piano Reduction by Michael Millinar.

Vaughan Williams' setting of the English folksong is for men's voices written in Tonic Sol-Fa notation.

Hardback-A new edition by Peter Horton of Vaughan Williams's much-loved symphony published as part of the 2008 celebrations of 50th anniversary of his death. Contains an introduction by Michael Kennedy and textual notes.

Vaughan Williams's famous romance for solo violin and orchestra is given new life in this beautiful arrangement which features the original solo line as part of a string sextet. Perfect as a rehearsal tool in preparation a larger-scale orchestral concert the arrangement is also ideal for performance in a chamber recital.

Silent Noon arranged in the key of G for voice and piano. Sonnet by Dante Gabriel Rossetti music by Vaughan Williams.

A setting of a poem by Ursula Wood later to become Ursula Vaughan Williams. The dedication reads 'To the memory of Charles Villiers Stanford and his Blue Bird'.

Vaughan Williams's famous romance for solo violin and orchestra is given new life in this beautiful arrangement which features the original solo line as part of a string sextet. Perfect as a rehearsal tool in preparation a larger-scale orchestral concert the arrangement is also ideal for performance in a chamber recital.

A touching and dramatic motet by the immensly gifted composer Vaughan Williams. Composed for the dediation service of the Battle of Britain Chapel in Westminster Abbey on July 10th 1947. He has wonderfully set this biblical text for STB Soloists and SATB Unaccompanied.