| …definitely deserves a place in the repertoire of a string quartet … a well-written tonal piece. It lies well for all the instruments… | ||
| — Music Teacher (February 2006) |
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| …definitely deserves a place in the repertoire of a string quartet … a well-written tonal piece. It lies well for all the instruments… | ||
| — Music Teacher (February 2006) |
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£6.75
| …hauntingly beautiful settings… | ||
| — ISM Journal |
| Composer | Title | Vocal range | Forces | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Thompson |
Two Robert Southey Poems for voice and piano |
C to G♯' | Voice, Piano | |||
| # | Composer | Movement | Forces | |||
| 1 | Peter Thompson Words: Robert Southey | 1: For a Tablet at Silbury-Hill | Voice, Piano | |||
| 2 | 2: The Evening Rainbow | |||||
Catalogue code: FM065
• Published: 1999
Entry last updated: 20th July 2010