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This fine Burt Bacharach song used in the film 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' is arranged for male voice choir by Gwyn Arch. Duration 2 minutes

This arrangement of what is probably the best known piece taken from Vaughan Williams\' opera \'Sir John in Love\' may be played just by strings with piano (or harp). The original version of this work for strings 2 flutes and harp (as performed in the concert hall and recorded commercially) is also available in the Concert Classics series no.GMCL128. This is the part for piano and harp. Duration: 4 minutes

George Butterworth was born in London on July 12th 1885 to a well-to-do family. Eton School was followed by university at Trinity College Oxford where he met Vaughan Williams and Cecil Sharp. He taught for a while at Radley studied for a short time at the Royal College of Music then concentrated more or less full time on collecting folk songs sometimes with Vaughan Williams. When the First World War started in 1914 he joined the Durham Light Infantry as a Lieutenant. In the trenches he was mentioned in dispatches for outstanding courage and won the Military Cross. He led a successful raid on August 15th 1916 in the Battle of the Somme but during the raidButterworth was killed by a sniper's bullet.Much of his music is influenced by folk-song. The idyll 'Banks of Green Willow' is one of his best works and perfectly captures the nature of the English countryside. It is almost as if the music occurred naturally and Butterworth just discovered it.This pack comprises one full score string parts 4/4/3/4/2 and any wind brass and percussion parts.Orchestration:2 Flutes 2 Oboes 2 Clarinets in A or Bb 2 Bassoons2 Horns in F Trumpet in Bb Harp Strings (Violin 1 Violin 2 Viola Cello Double Bass)

Fairy Lullaby - The Lament of a mother whose child was stolen by Fairies arranged for Unison voice by Hugh Robertson.

A wonderful aria from Madame Butterfly. For soloist and orchestra.This is the full score and parts comprising strings (4-4-3-4-2) wind and brass. a separate voice part is not included and singers should use whatever edition of the opera vocal score or the aria that they have.

Traditional Gaelic tune adapted and arranged by Hugh S. Roberton for Unison voices and Piano.

This overture is about the only work by Hamish MacCunn which is still performed although he wrote operas vocal choral and instrumental music as well as other orchestral works. It has a distinctly Scottish flavour and was used as the theme music to the BBC television series 'Sutherland's Law' back in the 1970s.

Six original poems by well-known novelist Alexander McCall Smith (author of The No.1 Ladies´ Detective Agency series and many other novels) set to music by Tom Cunningham. An attempt to reveal some of that other Scotland - the Scotland that begins at dusk.World premieres given on 21st/22nd December 2007 in concerts given by Cappella Nova in Glasgow and Edinburgh.