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The BBC's classical music radio station |
Ensemble aiming to explore a wide range of repertoire for combined wind and stringed instruments, with particular interest in British Music. Takes its name from Sir Lennox and Michael Berkeley |
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Publisher of Professor Dickinson's book, The Music of Lennox Berkeley. You can order a copy here |
British Library Music Collections Find information about the British Library's reference collections of printed music (from the earliest printed scores to contemporary music), music manuscripts, composers archives, performers, music publishers, books, journals and other published material about music |
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Features a Lennox Berkeley biography, information about his piano works and MP3 recordings for you to hear online. |
The Britten Pears Foundation promotes the musical legacy of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears. Britten was one of the foremost composers of the 20th century and a close friend and colleague of Lennox Berkeley |
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Catalogue of UK cathedrals with links to their web sites |
Chandos have completed a cycle of recordings which includes Lennox Berkeley's major orchestral, piano and guitar works, as well as two of his operas |
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Chesters are the publishers of Lennox Berkeley's music - and have a dedicated Berkeley home page |
Commercial classical radio station, aiming to bring classical music to the widest possible audience |
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This article was written by Lennox Berkeley and originally published in The Monthly Musical Record, January 1 1931. Transcribed for MusicWeb International by John France |
A leading classical music record label and publisher of recordings featuring Berkeley works |
Recorder Music Composed for Carl Dolmetsch This article about recorder music composed for musician and instrument maker Carl Dolmetsch includes a list of the Lennox Berkeley works he performed at the Wigmore Hall, London |
David Wordsworth blows the trumpet for Lennox Berkeley |
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Lennox Berkeley's Wikipedia entry |
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