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Tony Ryan  

A Carillon for Christmas

Duration: 12' 00"
arrangements of four traditional carols for four unaccompanied solo voices (or small professional choir)

Hamilton Dickson  

A Country Suite (Opus 13)

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 1932
three piano solos

Ashley Heenan  

A Maori Suite

Duration: 14' 00" Year: 1966
for soprano, mezzo, choir and orchestra

Thomas Goss  

A Village Wedding

Duration: 14' 05" Year: 2003
a suite for string orchestra with continuo and solo obbligato in the second movement

  • Programme Note

    A Village Wedding combines two different conceptual approaches; that of the program piece wherein images or activity is described by music; and that of the concerto grosso, a Baroque form which both collectively and individually showcases the players of an ensemble. In the latter case, the piece would seem to fulfill many if not all of the 18th-century requirements. After an overture, movements based on dance rhythms ensue, including the Pavane, March, Gigue, and Rigadoon. Yet the material is cast in a mold that is necessarily programmatic. The Overture, with its opening solemnity, birdsong trills, and developing energy, is intended to describe the bright Sunday morning of a country village, along with the excitement and bustle of wedding preparations. The _Meditation_’s searching cadenza and pensive sweetness exhorts the attendants to send out their blessings to the bride and groom, while the Processional calls the wedding party to the altar. The Dance at the end paints a fiddler’s paradise of flying knees and elbows to jigs and reels as the whole village joins in the revelry.

    The piece is dedicated to the composer’s fiancée Erica, and acknowledges with gratitude and appreciation the dedication and excellence of the members of the YPCO.

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Matthew Davidson  

After Brahms

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 2000
nine concert tangos for piano four hands

Ronald Dellow  

All Saints Mass

Duration: 10' 00"
for unison or SATB with optional piano or organ

Annea Lockwood  

Amazonia Dreaming

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 1987
for snare drum and voice

Edwin Carr  

An Easter Cantata

Duration: 12' 00" Year: 1980
For two part soprano choir and organ

Edwin Carr  

An Easter Cantata

Duration: 12' 00" Year: 1980
for two part soprano choir, string orchestra and timpani