Recordings of Lennox Berkeley's music
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Triple Treble
Format: CDRelease date: January 2003
On this CD, Marina Klunder (Treble recorder) and Gini Tamboer (Piano) have recorded Lennox Berkeley's Sonatina Op 13. Works by other 20th Century composers (Hans-George Burghardt and Herbert Baumann) are also included. The Berkeley Sonatina is more often played on the flute (notably by James Galway), but it was written for the recorder player Carl Dolmetsch in 1939. So this CD provides the opportunity to hear the work played as originally intended.
- Sonatina (op. 13)
Performed by Marina Klunder (treble recorder) & Gini Tamboer (piano)
British Flute Music
Format: CD & Digital download- Sonatina (op. 13)
Performed by Jeffrey Khaner (flute) & Charles Abramovic (piano)
Favourite English Songs
Format: CD & Digital downloadFeatures O lurcher-loving collier (no. 2) from Five Poems by W H Auden
- Five Poems (op. 53, W. H. Auden)
Performed by Felicity Lott (soprano) & Graham Johnson (piano)
Lotusland British Piano Album
Format: CDLabel: Mittenwald
Release date: August 2002
Catalogue no: MTWD 99008
Lotusland is an eclectic collection of eleven important British composers of the early 20th Century. Amongst those included on this CD are composers such as Cyril Scott, John Ireland, Frederik Delius, Benjamin Britten and Lennox Berkeley.
The Lennox Berkeley pieces included here are nos. 1, 4 and 6 of the Six Preludes and nos. 2, 3 and 4 of the Five Short Pieces. The CD is available from Harold Moores Records, the Barbican branch of the Farringdon Records chain and Longplayer in Canterbury.
Kumiko Ida
- Five Short Pieces (op. 4)
- Six Preludes (op. 23)
Performed by Kumiko Ida (piano)
Luigi Attademo: The Segovia Archive
Format: CDThe Segovia Archive is an important collection of compositions for guitar written for Andrés Segovia, mostly during the 1920s. Recent research among these papers in Linares has revealed unknown works dedicated to him by important composers including Cyril Scott, Lennox Berkeley, Henri Collet, Fernande Peyrot and others These works are being edited published by Angelo Gilardino, the artistic director of the Andrés Segovia Foundation for the Bèrben Edition (see publication no 4781 for the Berkeley work).
Since 2001 Luigi Attademo has studied this collection. He has recorded a CD published by the Italian magazine Seicorde covering the most important pieces of this unknown repertory. Among these are the hitherto unknown Quatre Pièces.
- Quatre pièces
Performed by Luigi Attademo (guitar)