Sir Charles Groves, Dame Janet Baker, John Shirley-Quirk — A Song Of The Setting

Nocturnes and Cadenzas for cello and orchestra, Op.62

Coates: London Suite, "London Everyday": III. Knightsbridge (March)

Severn Suite Op. 87: I. Worcester Castle (Introduction)

Caractacus Op. 35: Woodland Interlude (Introduction to Scene III) from Caractacus Op. 35

Clarinet Concerto, Op. 31: III. Rondo. Allegro giocoso

The Black Knight Op. 25: Scene I: 'Twas Pentecost

The Black Knight Op. 25: Scene II: To the banner of the fight

The Black Knight Op. 25: Scene III: Pipe and viol call the dances

The Black Knight Op. 25: Scene IV: To the sumptuous banquet

Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64: IV. Finale-Andante maestoso

Carnival of the Animals: XIV. Finale

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Prelude: Vexilla Regis proderunt (words by Bishop Venantius Fortunatus: AD 530-809)

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Glory to thee, Father!

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Fain would I be saved

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Divine Grace is dancing

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Give ye heed unto my dancing