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Complete Catalogue JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD Universal Edition Paul Patterson Complete Catalogue J OSEF W EINBERGER L TD Universal Edition Chronological List of Published Works (Note: All works published by Josef Weinberger Limited unless otherwise indicated) Rebecca Op. 1 1965 Speaker and Instrumental Ensemble Duration: 10 mins Text: Hilaire Belloc (Cautionary Tales) Speaker/1 Woodwind/Trombone/Violin(s)/Cello/Piano/Percussion Dedication: 'To Denby Richards' Premiere: 21 August 1966, Darlington. Wind Quintet Op. 2 1967 Flute-Oboe-Clarinet-Bassoon-Horn Duration: 12 mins Dedication: 'To Amelia Freedman' Commission: Nash Ensemble Premiere: Nash Ensemble, San Remo Festival, Milan, 4 August 1967 Trumpet Concerto Op. 3 1968 Solo Trumpet, String Orchestra and Timpani Duration: 18 mins Dedication: 'For John Wilbraham' Commission: Philip Jones Premiere: John Wilbraham, Bristol Sinfonia, Sidney Sager, Bristol, 19 November 1969 Wind Trio Op. 4 1968 Flute-Oboe-Clarinet Duration: 12 mins Dedication: 'To Sir Thomas Armstrong' Commission: Nash Ensemble Premiere: RAM New Music Group, Conway Hall, London, 16 October 1968 Jubilate Op. 5 1969 Organ Duration: 4½ mins Dedication: 'To Lionel Dakers' Commission: Exeter Cathedral Premiere: Christopher Gower, Exeter Cathedral, 15 July 1969 Monologue Op. 6 1969 Solo Oboe Duration: 7 mins Dedication: 'Dedicated to Mary Cotton' Commission: Mary Cotton Premiere: Mary Cotton, Purcell Room, 5 May 1970 Intrada Op. 7 1969 Organ Duration: 6 mins Dedication: 'For Malcolm Rudland' Commission: Malcolm Rudland Premiere: John Morehen, St Pancras Church, London, 18 November 1969 Partita Op. 8 1970 Chamber Orchestra Duration: 16 mins 0.2.0.0/2.0.0.0/Strings Commission: English Sinfonia Premiere: English Sinfonia, Neville Dilkes, Albert Hall, Nottingham, 5 March 1970 Visions Op. 9 1972 Organ Duration: 8 mins Dedication: 'For Malcolm Williamson' Commission: Malcolm Williamson Premiere: Malcolm Williamson, Royal Festival Hall, 6 June 1973 Piccola Sinfonia Op. 10 1970 String Orchestra Duration: 20 mins Dedication: 'For the English Sinfonia' Commission: English Sinfonia Premiere: English Sinfonia, Neville Dilkes, Oakham School, 11 March 1971 Horn Concerto Op. 11 1971 Solo Horn and String Orchestra Duration: 20 mins Dedication: 'To Ifor James' Commission: Nottingham Festival Premiere: Ifor James, English Chamber Orchestra, George Malcolm, Nottingham, 21 July 1971 Fiesta Sinfonica Op. 12 1971 Symphony Orchestra Duration: 8 mins 2.2.2.2/4.2.3.1/Timp/2Perc/Strings Dedication: 'To Richard Gregson Williams' Commission: Nottingham Festival Premiere: Leicestershire Schools Orchestra, Composer, Albert Hall, Nottingham, 22 July 1972 Kyrie Op. 13 1971 SATB Chorus and Piano (4 Hands) Duration: 10 mins Dedication: 'To the memory of William and Beryl Warnock' Commission: London Chorale Premiere: London Chorale, Roy Wales, Third International University Choral Festival, New York, 21 March 1972 Comedy for Five Winds Op. 14 1972 Flute-Oboe-Clarinet-Bassoon-Horn Duration: 14 mins Dedication: 'To Norman Knight' Commission: Mayfield Festival Premiere: Vega Quintet, Mayfield, Sussex, 15 May 1972 Interludium Op. 15 1972 Organ Duration: 4 mins Dedication: 'To Andrew Morris' Commission: St Barts Festival Premiere: Andrew Morris, St Bartholemew’s, Smithfield, London, 29 September 1972 Time Piece Op. 16 1972 Six Male Voices a capella (2A/T/2Bar/B) Duration: 12 mins Text by Tim Rose-Price Dedication: 'For the King's Singers' Commission: Camden Festival Premiere: King’s Singers, Camden Festival, 10 March 1973 Sonors Op. 17 1972 Symphony Orchestra Duration: 12 mins 2.2.2.2/4.4.3.1/Timp/4 Perc/Strings Dedication: 'To Roy Wales' Commission: Southend Youth Orchestra Premiere: Southend Youth Orchestra, Roy Wales, 10 January 1973 The Abode of the Dead/You'll Never Be Alone Op. 18 1973 Voices and Instrumental Ensemble Duration: 4 mins Voices/Woodwind/Recorders/Brass/Percussion/Piano/Strings Commission: BBC Television Premiere: BBCTV "Music in Action", 10 October 1973 Requiem Op. 19 1974 Text: Liturgical and from Ecclesiastes Duration: 46 mins SATB Chorus, Boys’ Chorus and Orchestra SATB Chorus/2.2.2.2/4.3.3.1/Timp/5 Perc/Strings Commission: Roy Wales Premiere: Warwick University Choir and Orchestra, Roy Wales, Coventry Cathedral, 21 June 1975 Ecclesiastes Op. 19a 1974 SATB Chorus a capella Duration: 4½’ mins Text: Book of Ecclesiastes (Extract from REQUIEM, Op. 19) Intersections Op. 20 1973 Instrumental Ensemble Duration: c. 15 mins Commission: The Juilliard Ensemble Premiere: The Juilliard Ensemble, Dennis Russell-Davies, Lincoln Center, New York, 8 July 1973 Gloria Op. 21 1972 SATB Chorus and Piano (2 Players) Duration: 10 mins Dedication: 'To Roy and Christine Wales' Commission: London Chorale Premiere: London Chorale, Roy Wales, Royal Albert Hall, 23 March 1973 Fluorescence Op. 22 1973 Organ Duration: 4 mins Dedication: 'To Elisabeth and Lionel Dakers' Commission: Incorporated Association of Organists Premiere: John Jordan, Exeter Cathedral, 30 July 1973 Fusions Op. 23 1974 Symphony Orchestra and Tape Duration: 10 mins 2.2.2.2/4.3.3.1/Timp/7Perc/Tape/Strings Dedication: 'To Arthur Davison' Commission: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Premiere: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Arthur Davison, Fairfield Halls, 9 March 1974 Chromascope Op. 24 1974 Brass Band Duration: 9 mins Dedication: 'To Ifor James' Commission: Harrogate Festival Premiere: Besses o’ the Barn Band, Ifor James, Harrogate, 9 August 1974 Conversations Op. 25 1974 Clarinet and Piano Duration: 10 mins Dedication: 'To Robert Bramley' Commission: Robert Bramley Premiere: Robert Bramley and Graham Johnson, Purcell Room, 18 November 1974 Floating Music Op. 26 1974 Instrumental Ensemble Duration: 13 mins Flute/Clarinet/Violin/Cello/Piano (dbl Celeste)/Percussion Dedication: 'To Ann and Guy' Commission: Spectrum Premiere: Spectrum, Guy Protheroe, Wigmore Hall, 21 October 1974 Shadows Op. 27 1975 Clarinet and Tape Duration: 10 mins Dedication: 'For Georgina Dobree' Commission: Georgina Dobree Premiere: Georgina Dobree, Cincinnati, 6 April 1975 Count Down Op. 28 1974 Brass Band Duration: 6½ mins Commission: Butlin's Youth Brass Band Championship of Great Britain Premiere: Royal Albert Hall, 11 Oct. 1975 Strange Meeting Op. 29 1975 Orchestra and Tape Duration: 11 mins 2(2 dbl Picc).2.2.2/4.3.3.0/Timp/3 Perc/Tape/Strings Dedication: 'To Arthur Davison' Commission: New Philharmonia Orchestra Premiere: New Philharmonia Orchestra, Arthur Davison, Fairfield Halls, 5 May 1975 Cataclysm Op. 30 1975 Brass Band Duration: 15 mins Dedication: 'To Geoffrey Brand' Commission: National Youth Brass Band, 1975 Premiere: Marcus Dods, Hull, 9 August 1975 The Circular Ruins Op. 31 1975 Orchestra Duration: 17 mins 2(2 dbl Picc).2.2.2/4.4.3.1/Timp/4Perc/Strings Dedication: 'To David Cawthra' Commission: Midland Bank Ltd in association with Exeter University 1975 Premiere: Essex University Orchestra, Paul Patterson, 10 Dec. 1975 Diversions Op. 32 1975 Saxophone Quartet Duration: 14 mins Dedication: 'To the London Saxophone Quartet’ Commission: London Saxophone Quartet Premiere: London Saxophone Quartet, World Saxophone Congress, 31 July 1976 Wildfire Op. 33 1976 (rev. 1978) Orchestra and Tape Duration: 10 mins 3(3 dbl Picc).3.3(3 dbl Bcl).3(3 dbl Cbn)/4.3.3.1/Timp/5Perc/Tape/Strings Dedication: 'To Anthony Burton' Commission: BBC Premiere: BBC Symphony Orchestra, Composer, Royal Festival Hall, 27 March 1976 Clarinet 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of St. Bartholemew the Great, Smithfield, London in 1973 Premiere: Philip Jones Brass Ensemble, Composer, 21 June 1973 4: Exeter Fanfare 3Tpt-2Tbn-BTbn-Tuba-Timp Duration: 2½ mins Dedication: 'To Lionel Dakers' Commissioned for the 600th Anniversary of Exeter Cathedral in 1969 Premiere: Philip Jones Brass Ensemble, Composer 15 June 1969 Spare Parts Op. 36 1976 (Revised 1979) SATB Chorus a capella Duration: 8 mins Text: Tim Rose-Price Dedication: 'To Bob and Sandy Scandrett' Commission: King's Singers Premiere: King’s Singers, Queen Elizabeth Hall, 18 January 1978 Vampireen Op. 36a 1983 Six Male Voices a capella Duration: c. 9 mins Text: Tim Rose-Price Commission: The Light Blues Premiere: The Light Blues, St Albans Festival, 5 June 1983 Games Op. 37 1977 Organ Duration: Variable Dedication: 'To Anthony Burton' Commission: Ninth International Organ Festival, St Albans, 1977 Premiere: St Albans Cathedral, 6 July 1977 Cracowian Counterpoints Op. 38 1977 (revised 1978) Instrumental Ensemble Duration: 20 mins 1(dbl Picc).1.1.1/1.1.1.0/Pft/Celesta/Perc/Strings (1.1.1.1.1) Dedication: 'To Michael Vyner' Commission: London Sinfonietta Premiere: London Sinfonietta, Paul Patterson, Queen Elizabeth
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