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Rental Catalogue 2020 T66 Rental Catalogue 2020 Including the editions of AUGENER � GALLIARD � WEEKES� JOSEPH WILLIAMS Introduction Offering the very best of three centuries of British music, Stainer & Bell’s rental catalogue is an essential source of performance material for choirs, orchestras and chamber ensembles. Between its covers there is a plethora of enduring masterpieces: A Sea Symphony, A London Symphony, the Five Mystical Songs and Fantasia on Christmas Carols by Ralph Vaughan Williams, and by Gustav Holst The Hymn of Jesus and Choral Hymns from the ‘Rig Veda’. Here also are two classics of English pastoral, Delius’s On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring and Summer Night on the River, plus a wealth of music by twentieth-century composers including Bainton, Bantock, Bridge, Butterworth, Darke, Dunhill, Elgar, Ireland, Jacob, Moeran, Rootham, Rubbra and Wishart, recognised for their achievement in building on the foundations laid by the pioneers of the English Musical Renaissance. Providing as it were the overarching ribs and vaulting of the collection, the English cathedral tradition in its historical dimension is strongly present in repertoire by Blow, Boyce, Burgon, Croft, Draghi, Greene, Purcell and Samuel Sebastian Wesley. Significant recent additions include Thomas Arne’s seminal oratorio Judith, George Dyson’s A Choral Symphony and his dramatic cantata St Paul’s Voyage to Melita, and Vaughan Williams’s early and previously unpublished A Cambridge Mass and The Garden of Proserpine. Meanwhile, new choral and instrumental pieces by contemporary composers Ronald Corp, Morgan Hayes, Chris Hazell, Bryan Kelly, James McCarthy and Rhian Samuel vigorously promote a living continuity with the past. Through the Purcell Society Edition and Musica Britannica, the range of opera available in the rental catalogue also continues to grow, notably with Henry Purcell’s The Fairy Queen, John Blow’s Venus and Adonis, and Stephen Storace’s sparkling Mozartean comedy Gli equivoci. Two hilarious one-act ‘Savoy Curtain-Raisers’ Captain Billy and Mr Jericho add further leaven to a hefty list of dramatic works, including Louis Grabu’s Albion and Albanius, John Eccles’s Semele, Stanford’s The Travelling Companion, Rutland Boughton’s The Immortal Hour and Alan Bush’s Men of Blackmore, all historically significant and awaiting revival. Contents Ordering Information ii Terms and Conditions ii Miscellaneous Chamber Works 1 String Orchestra 2 Chamber Orchestra 3 Full Orchestra 4 Solo Instrument(s) with Orchestra 9 Solo Voice with Orchestra 13 Choral Works 15 Operas, Masques and Musicals 26 Index of Titles by Composer 31 Contacts The Stainer & Bell Rental Library has agents in territories around the world. To hire material in the countries below, please contact the relevant agent: USA: ECS Publishing Group, 1727 Larkin Williams Road, Fenton, MO 63026 www.ecspublishing.com Canada: Counterpoint Music Library Services Inc., 42 Frater Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4C 2H6 www.cpmusiclibrary.ca Alternatively, contact ECS (USA) Australia & Hal Leonard Australia Pty Ltd, 4 Lentara Court, Cheltenham VIC 3192 New Zealand: www.halleonard.com.au Holland: Musiekhandel Albersen & Co, Fijnjekade 160, 2521 DS Den Haag www.albersenverhuur.nl Israel: Mr Samuel Lewis, P.O.B. 446, Herzlia 46103 email: [email protected] Japan: Music Supply Tokyo Ltd, 4-5-12 Hakusan, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0001 email: [email protected] Enquiries from all other countries should be made to: Stainer & Bell Ltd, PO Box 110, Victoria House, 23 Gruneisen Road, London N3 1DZ Tel: +44 (0) 20 8343 2535 Fax: +44 (0) 20 8343 3024 www.stainer.co.uk email: [email protected] Stainer & Bell also act as agent for the Rental Library of ECS Publishing in the USA for the United Kingdom and Europe, and a supplement containing material available is supplied with this catalogue. PB i Ordering Information When booking rental material it is helpful if customers can provide the following information when making an enquiry. 1. The composer and title of the work 2. The organisation wishing to hire the work 3. Whether the performance is professional or amateur 4. The date(s) and enue(s)v of the performance(s) 5. The number of performances and length of time the material is required (one month minimum) 6. The number of string parts required 7. A contact name and address/telephone number For a quotation, please fill in the online form at https://stainer.co.uk/hire-library/. Alternatively, please write to us with the above information or email [email protected]. A quotation will be sent to you by post or email. To proceed with the rental, sign and return the quotation with your remittance or a local authority/major orchestra official order form. Terms and Conditions 1. Material is advertised subject to availability: early booking is wise to avoid disappointment. Ideally, hirers should place their order at least 6 weeks before the material is required. Longer notice is advisable for works from the ECS catalogue. 2. Material cannot be reserved until Stainer & Bell receive a signed copy of the rental quotation together with either your remittance or a local authority/major orchestra official order form. Once booked, a refund cannot generally be made. 3. Material may only be used by the hirer and may not be lent to third parties. 4. Except as outlined in the United Kingdom Code of Fair Practice, photocopying of material is not allowed without the publisher’s written authority. 5. The work must be performed as written, and no alterations, arrangements or adaptations may be made without the publisher’s authorisation. 6. Material is supplied in standard sets which must be returned complete within 14 days of the final performance. Please be considerate to other hirers waiting for the material by returning it in good time. 7. The safe eturnr of the material is the responsibility of the hirer. Proof of postage cannot be accepted as proof of receipt. 8. Material must be returned in as clean condition as it is received. Excessive marking will incur an extra charge. 9. Late or incomplete return involves as a minimum an additional hire charge or the cost of making replacement copies. 10. Two signed copies of the CONCERT PROGRAMME must be supplied to Stainer & Bell Ltd. 11. The promoting body is responsible for applying for permission to perform the work in public. UK applications must be made to PRS for Music, 2 Pancras Square, London N1C 4AG tel: 020 7580 5544, giving full details of the performance in advance. A performing fee is due to PRS for Music in respect of public performance(s) of any copyright work given in halls, theatres, or any other place (including churches). For overseas performances, the promoting body should contact the relevant Rights Society in the country where the performance(s) will take place. 12. The publisher must be consulted before material is used for any form of recording or broadcasting. ii 1 MISCELLANEOUS CHAMBER WORKS Alan BUSH Original Version HL381 The Winter Journey HL50 Duration: 12 minutes Duration: 21½ minutes For violin duo and two instrumental ensembles. For soprano and baritone soloists, SATB chorus, two violins, Ensemble 1: oboe, bass clarinet, trumpet in C and viola. viola, two cellos and harp or piano Ensemble 2: flute, alto flute, bass trombone, percussion Full score with vocal and instrumental material (including 24 (one player), piano and cello vocal scores) Full score and instrumental material including violin duo parts Port Rhombus (Thomas Jenkinson) HL371 Morgan HAYES Duration: 4 minutes Alluvial HL341 For piccolo, cor anglais, bass clarinet, contrabassoon, horn, Duration: 5½ minutes trumpet, trombone, percussion (one player: hi-hat cymbals, For piccolo/alto flute, clarinet in E flat/bass clarinet, crotale and vibraphone), piano/celeste, two violins, viola, percussion, violin, cello and double bass cello and double bass Full score and instrumental material Full score and instrumental material Balustrades HL351 Senedd Sound HL384 Duration: 8 minutes Duration: 12 minutes For contrabassoon, mandolin, two violins, viola, cello and For piccolo, clarinet in E flat, bass clarinet, horn, trumpet in double bass C, trombone and percussion (one or two players) Full score and instrumental material Full score and instrumental material Shellac HL319 Buoy HL334 Duration: c.13 minutes Duration: 6 minutes For solo piano, flute/piccolo, oboe/cor anglais, clarinet in For flute/piccolo/alto flute, clarinet/bass clarinet, piano, B flat/clarinet in A/clarinet in E flat/bass clarinet, bassoon/ viola and cello contrabassoon, two horns, trumpet, trombone, percussion Full score and instrumental material (two players), harp, celeste, two violins, viola, cello and double bass Full score and instrumental material Dark Room HL356 Duration: c.11 minutes Slippage HL333 For solo clarinet, flute/piccolo, oboe, bassoon/contrabassoon, Duration: 8 minutes horn in F, trumpet in C, trombone, harp, vibraphone/tenor For flute, oboe, clarinet, piano, viola, cello and double bass drum/hi-hat, cymbals/tambourine, piano, two violins, viola, Full score and instrumental material cello and double bass Full score and instrumental material Violin Concerto HL378 Duration: 15 minutes Divided Nettings HL336 For solo violin, flute/piccolo, cor anglais, clarinet in B flat/ Duration: 6 minutes clarinet in E flat/bass clarinet, bassoon/contrabassoon, horn, For flute, oboe, clarinet/bass clarinet, bassoon, horn, harp, trumpet in C, trombone, percussion (one player), harp, two violins, viola and cello piano, two violins, viola, cello
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