Treble Recorder (or
Oboe), Violin (or
Clarinet) & Piano -
Intermediate-Advanced
SKU: FP.FHP06
Composed by Peter Hope.
Sheet Music and Books. As
featured on Radio 3, this
heartachingly beautiful
short piece by Peter Hope
was inspired by a poem by
Wendy Cope. For Treble
Recorder (or Oboe),
Violin (or Clarinet) &
Piano. Classical.
Collection. Forsyths
Publications #FHP06.
Published by Forsyths
Publications (FP.FHP06).
ISBN
9790570504053.
The
heartachingly beautiful
Tallis Remembered is a
timeless little piece
composed by outstanding
British composer Peter
Hope for the 2013 William
Alwyn Festival, where it
featured a violin instead
of the clarinet. The work
was inspired by Wendy
Cope’s wistful
poem
‘Tallis’s
Canon’ and is
effectively a set of
through-composed
variations on
Tallis’s
well-known tune. A
recording of the work can
be heard on the CD
'Windblown: Sonatas for
Wind Instruments by Peter
Hope'. It has been
regularly featured on
Radio 3.
Hope has
written and arranged for
many internationally
known names, including
Jose Carreras and Kiri te
Kanawa, and other
composers including John
Williams and James
Horner. His original
compositions include the
Suite: Ring of Kerry
(which won an Ivor
Novello Award in 1968/9),
a Trumpet Concerto,
performed by Elgar
Howarth, a Concertino for
bassoon and orchestra,
recorded by Graham
Salvage with the Royal
Ballet Sinfonia, and a
Recorder Concerto,
recorded by John Turner
with the Manchester
Camerata Ensemble. His
Bramall Hall Dances, for
recorder and guitar/piano
are published by Forsyth
Brothers Ltd. and have
become a standard
repertoire work for the
recorder.
