Hardback-This volume contains newly edited versions of all William Walton's songs for voice and piano together with Anon in Love for voice and guitar and songs from radio plays. It also includes the first publication of the scores of the orchestral versions of Anon in Love and A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table.William Walton wrote songs throughout his life the first 'Tell me where is Fancy bred?' written when he was a chorister at Christ Church Oxford the last A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table a song-cycle for Elisabeth Schwarzkopf written in the early 1960s. They all reveal his earfor word-setting an imaginative response to the text and an ability to conjure striking musical images from his chosen material.Shakespeare: Tell me where is Fancy bred?Shakespeare: Tell me where is Fancy bred? - arr. pianoFour Swinburne Songs1. Child's Song2. Song3. A Lyke-wake Song4. The WindsWilliam Drummond: TritonsThree Songs to poems by Edith Sitwell1. Daphne2. Through Gilded Trellises3. Old Sir FaulkShakespeare: Under the Greenwood Tree - low voiceShakespeare: Under the Greenwood Tree - medium voiceLouis MacNeice: Beatriz's SongLouis MacNeice: Beatriz's Song - arr. pianoAnon.: Anon. in Love1. Fain would I change that note2. O stay sweet love3. Lady when I behold the roses4. My Love in her attire5. I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale6. To couple is a customA Song for the Lord Mayor's TableThomas Jordan: 1. The Lord Mayor's TableWordsworth: 2. Glide GentlyArley: 3. Wapping Old StairsBlake: 4. Holy ThursdayCharles Morris: 5. The ContrastAnon.: 6. RhymeAnon.: Anon. in Love - orchestral version1. Fain would I change that note2. O stay sweet love3. Lady when I behold the roses4. My Love in her attire5. I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale6. To couple is a customA Song for the Lord

William Walton Edition-This edition of William Walton's Cello Concerto has been off-printed from the William Walton Edition full score and combines the scholarship of the Edition (including an introduction by the editor) with the practical benefits of a study score format.Dating from 1956 the work was commissioned by Gregor Piatigorsky and premiered by him the following year. Walton regarded this work as the best of his three solo concertos.

William Walton Edition-William Walton's 1962 Concerto For Viola And Orchestra. Study score.This edition of Walton's celebrated Viola Concerto (1962 version) has been off-printed from the William Walton Edition full score and combines the scholarship of the Edition with the practical benefits of the smaller format. An introduction is provided by the volume editor Christopher Wellington.Instrumentation: solo Viola 2 Flutes (II Picc) Oboe Double Bass 2 Clarinet(II Bcl) 2 Bassoon 4 Horn 2 Trumpet 3 Trombone Timpani Harp Strings.

William Walton Edition-This edition of Walton's first symphony has been offprinted from the William Walton Edition full score and combines the scholarship of the Edition with the practical benefits of a study score format.

Hardback-This hardbound full score is presented in a slip-case embellished with William Walton's signature in gold. William Walton signed the title pages of 350 copies of which only a handful are still left in OUP's stock. An oratorio for baritone soloist mixed chorus and orchestra using text from the Bible selected by Osbert Sitwell Orchestral material is available on hire

A study score of Walton's String Quartet (1922) and String Quartet in A minor off-printed from the William Walton Edition Chamber Music volume.

William Walton Edition vol. 5 Hardback-Choral music preoccupied Walton throughout his life and developed from his experience as a chorister at Christ Church Oxford. Alongside Belshazzar's Feast these four larger-scale works for chorus and orchestra stand testimony to his expertise in the field.

William Walton Edition vol. 23 Hardback-for speaker SATB choir boys' choir and orchestra Olivier's Henry V was one of Walton's most celebrated film scores. Christopher Palmer's imaginative reconstruction turned it into a dramatic scenario which has been scrupulously edited and is presented here with a full set of textual notes including introduction synopsis notes on the sources and text and facsimiles. Orchestral material is available on hire.

Reduction for viola and piano-William Walton composed his Viola Concerto in 1928-9 and it was given its premiere at a Promenade Concert at Queen's Hall London on 3rd October 1929. In the beginning Viola players adjusted the solo line to fit their own ideas of the work's character and Walton was generally happy to accomodate this. However he came to regard one player's version above all the others for its discipline and balance - that of Frederick Riddle. Riddle's edition was originally published with a Piano reduction of the first Orchestration in 1938 and it is this that forms that basis for the solo line in this edition. This present Piano reduction was made by Geoffrey Pratleyand published in 1993.

Off-printed from the complete William Walton Edition this is one of three versions (the others are for SATB unaccompanied) on a text by Phineas Fletcher - 'Drop drop slow tears'. The poignant chromatic harmonies and expressive melodic lines are a remarkably adventurous achievement for a fourteen-year-old Walton.

William Walton Edition vol. 2 2/e Hardback-This new edition of The Bear is based on a full assessment of all extant sources and takes account of Walton's various revisions. A new vocal score is also published on sale and new orchestral material fully compatible with this score is available for hire.

William Walton Edition vol. 18 Hardback-This volume contains newly edited versions of a number of Walton's shorter pieces for orchestra including the ever-popular Facade Suites.

William Walton Edition vol. 17 Hardback-This volume presents newly engraved scores of all Walton's shorter orchestral pieces including for the first time on sale scores of the full orchestral version of Orb and Sceptre March: A History of the English-speaking Peoples and the Title Music for the BBC TV Shakespeare Series.

Compiled by Robert Gower this collection of new and existing arrangements provides a wonderful insight into extraordinary the talents of William Walton. This anthology provides idiomatic arrangements for solo Organ which remain true to his dazzling orchestrations without being needlessly difficult.