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1 1. ORCHESTRA 1a. Full Orchestra ELGAR, Edward (1857-1934) CM 233 Imperial March, op. 32 for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897 A4 score £ 7.40 PARRY, Hubert (1848-1918) CM 449 Overture to an Unwritten Tragedy A4 score £ 13.25 CM 400 Symphonic Variations A4 score £ 17.75 CM 500 Symphony 2 in F The Cambridge A4 score £ 34.25 CM 481 Symphony 3 in C The English A4 score £ 27.00 CM 444 Symphony 5 in B minor Symphonic Fantasia 1912 A4 score £ 19.50 STANFORD, Charles Villiers (1852-1924) CM 380 Irish Rhapsody 1 in D minor, op. 78 A4 score £ 16.00 CM 434 . 01 Piano Concerto 2 in C minor, op. 126 A4 score £ 29.75 for Piano solo part, see Section 5a Two-Piano CM 434 . 21 " A4 Violin 1 £ 4.40 CM 434 . 22 " A4 Violin 2 £ 4.40 CM 434 . 24 " A4 Viola £ 5.20 CM 434 . 27 " A4 'Cello £ 4.40 CM 434 . 29 " A4 Double Bass £ 4.40 CM 434 . 30 " A4 wind set £ 45.00 CM 1000 Symphony 6 in E flat, op. 94 A4 full score £ 45.00 Full score and parts may be had on sale or hire. Enquiries welcome. CM 402 Symphony 7 in D minor, op. 124 A4 score £ 22.50 2 1b. String Orchestra ELGAR, Edward (1857-1934) CM 355 . 05 Elegy, op. 58 B5 score £ 4.40 CM 355 . 21 " A4 Violin 1 £ 1.20 CM 355 . 22 " A4 Violin 2 £ 1.20 CM 355 . 24 " A4 Viola £ 1.20 CM 355 . 27 " A4 'Cello £ 1.20 CM 355 . 29 " A4 Double Bass £ 1.20 CM 632 . 01 Serenade, op. 20 A4 score £ 5.90 CM 632 . 21 " A4 Violin 1 £ 1.20 CM 632 . 22 " A4 Violin 2 £ 1.20 CM 632 . 24 " A4 Viola £ 1.20 CM 632 . 27 " A4 'Cello £ 1.20 CM 632 . 29 " A4 Double Bass £ 1.20 PARRY, Hubert (1848-1918) CM 631 . 01 English Suite A4 score £ 11.00 CM 631 . 21 " A4 Violin 1 £ 5.20 CM 631 . 22 " A4 Violin 2 £ 4.40 CM 631 . 24 " A4 Viola £ 4.40 CM 631 . 27 " A4 'Cello £ 4.40 CM 631 . 29 " A4 Double Bass £ 4.40 CM 379 . 01 Lady Radnor's Suite A4 score £ 8.20 CM 379 . 21 " A4 Violin 1 £ 3.30 CM 379 . 22 " A4 Violin 2 £ 3.30 CM 379 . 24 " A4 Viola £ 3.30 CM 379 . 27 " A4 'Cello £ 3.30 CM 379 . 29 " A4 Double Bass £ 3.30 3 2. CHAMBER MUSIC (3 or more players) Within composer listings, titles are listed in descending number of players 2a. Strings without piano BRAHMS, Johannes (1833-1897) CM 1071 Es ist ein Ros entsprungen, op. 122/8 arr. Richard Barnes A4 score and parts £ 4.40 An arrangement for string quartet of the Christmas organ chorale prelude MILFORD, Robin (1903-1959) CM 1076 Fantasia in B minor A4 parts set £ 8.20 String Quartet PARRY, Hubert (1848-1918) CM 403 String Quintet in E flat 2Vln, 2 Vla, Vcl B5 study score £ 8.50 CM 891 " A4 parts set £ 12.50 ROBSON, Arthur (b.1949) CM 786 . 01 String Quartet A4 score £ 5.75 CM 786 . 20 " A4 parts set £ 10.00 STANFORD, Charles Villiers (1852-1924) CM 986 String Quintet 1 in F, op. 85 2 Vln, 2 Vla, Vcl A4 parts set £ 12.50 CM 739 . 06 String Quartet 1 in G, op. 44 A5 min. score £ 5.20 CM 1062 String Quartet 2 in A minor, op. 45 A4 parts set £ 10.50 CM 1011 String Quartet 3 in D minor, op. 64 A4 parts set £ 12.00 2b. Strings with piano PARRY, Hubert (1848-1918) CM 880 Piano Quartet in A flat A4 score and parts £ 24.75 CM 746 Piano Trio 1 in E minor ed. Richard Barnes A4 score and parts £ 16.00 RHEINBERGER, Josef (1839-1901) CM 354 Suite in C minor for Violin, 'Cello & Organ, op. 149 A4 score and parts £ 16.00 SAINT-SAENS, Camille (1835-1921) CM 327 Piano Trio 1 in F, op. 18 A4 score and parts £ 17.75 STANFORD, Charles Villiers (1852-1924) CM 947 Piano Quintet in D minor, op. 25 A4 score and parts £ 26.25 CM 800 Piano Trio 1 in E flat, op. 35 A4 score and parts £ 19.25 CM 902 Piano Trio 2 in G minor, op. 73 A4 score and parts £ 18.50 CM 955 Piano Trio 3 in A minor, op. 158 ed. Richard Barnes A4 score and parts £ 15.00 2c. Woodwind without piano Flute Ensemble MOZART, W. A. (1756-1791) CM 414 Fantasia in F minor / major K 594 (originally for a 'mechanical clock') arr. A4 score and parts £ 11.00 Richard Barnes 8 flutes: 4 soli/advanced, 4 ripieno Serpents MONK, Christopher (1921-1991) CM 177 The Serpent Player A4 book £ 13.00 A Tutor for the Serpent PROCTOR, Simon CM 217 Amherst Suite 8 serpents A4 score and parts £ 12.00 Wind Ensemble KARG-ELERT, Sigfrid (1877-1933) CM 619 Trio in D minor, op.49/1 Ob, Clar. in B flat, Cor Anglais A4 parts set £ 5.20 4 3. INSTRUMENTAL DUOS A4 score and part unless stated otherwise 3a. Strings JUON, Paul (1872-1940) CM 669 Violin Sonata in A, op. 7 £ 13.00 Violin & Piano PARRY, Hubert (1848-1918) CM 0 Twelve Short Pieces :- CM 543 Set 1 (Nos. 1- 4) £ 6.60 CM 544 Set 2 (Nos. 5- 8) £ 6.60 CM 545 Set 3 (Nos. 9- 12) £ 7.40 STANFORD, Charles Villiers (1852-1924) 0 Five Characteristic Pieces, op. 93 :- CM 932 1. Cavatina and Scherzino £ 5.20 CM 933 4. Arabesque £ 5.20 CM 934 5. L'Envoi £ 4.40 0 Six Irish Fantasies, op. 54 :- CM 1101 1-3 Caoine, Boat Song, Jig £ 10.00 CM 1102 4-6 War Song, Hush Song, Reel £ 10.00 CM 894 Violin Concerto in D, op. 74 Violin and Piano reduction £ 13.00 CM 974 Violin Sonata 1 in D, op. 11 ed. Richard Barnes £ 14.00 CM 975 Violin Sonata 2 in a, op. 70 1st edition ed. Richard Barnes £ 14.00 'Cello & Piano KARG-ELERT, Sigfrid (1877-1933) CM 266 'Cello Sonata in A op. 71 £ 13.00 PARRY, Hubert (1848-1918) CM 1027 'Cello Sonata in A £ 12.00 STANFORD, Charles Villiers (1852-1924) CM 1010 'Cello Sonata in A op. 32, ed. Richard Barnes £ 12.00 CM 852 'Cello Sonata 1 in A, op. 9 £ 11.00 CM 853 'Cello Sonata 2 in D minor, op. 39 £ 12.00 Lyra-Viol 0 Music for the Lyra-Viol, edited with an Introduction by Ian Graham-Jones :- CM 137 Book 1 A4 score £ 5.90 CM 138 Book 2 A4 score £ 6.60 Two graded selections in tablature from the collections by Tobias Hume (1602), John Playford (1682) and Narcissus Marsh (c. 1666) 5 4. ORGAN 4a. Organ (3-stave) All organ music is published in A4 portrait format, unless stated otherwise. ALCOCK, Walter (1861-1947) CM 1095 Fantasie - Impromptu (in D flat) £ 5.20 CM 1066 Toccatina (in D minor) £ 4.40 CM 950 Introduction and Passacaglia £ 6.60 BREWER, Herbert (1865-1928) CM 1033 Eventide £ 4.40 CM 1121 Paean of Praise (1922) £ 5.20 CM 1122 Thanksgiving Processional (1926) £ 4.40 BRIDGE, Frederick (1844-1924) CM 277 Sonata in D minor A4 landscape £ 6.60 CHARPENTIER, Marc-Antoine (1643-1704) CM 124 Prélude to the Te Deum in D arr. Richard Barnes £ 3.30 The Eurovision theme tune, also a good wedding voluntary! COLERIDGE-TAYLOR, Samuel (1875-1912) CM 591 Three Short Pieces (1898) £ 5.20 COOKE, Benjamin (1734-1793) CM 706 Fugues and other pieces for the Organ ed. Richard Barnes £ 5.90 GIGOUT, Eugène (1844-1925) CM 1084 . 72 Grand Choeur Dialogué ed. Paul Walton £ 4.40 GOWERS, Patrick (b.1936) CM 938 An Occasional Trumpet Voluntary (after Jeremiah Clarke) £ 5.20 CM 993 Toccata and Fugue £ 10.00 GRIER, Francis (b. 1955) CM 1119 Deo gracias (for Thomas Trotter) £ 7.40 CM 1097 Meditation dedicated to Thomas Trotter £ 4.40 JACKSON, Nicholas (b. 1934) CM 956 Divertissement £ 7.40 CM 957 Four Images £ 5.90 6 KARG-ELERT, Sigfrid (1877-1933) CM 307 Angelus, op. 27/5B (from Aquarellen ) £ 3.30 CM 306 Benediction, op. 33/4B (from Monologe ) £ 3.30 CM 240 Canzone in G flat, op. 46/2B £ 4.40 (arrangement of second movement of Harmonium Sonata no. 2) CM 358 Chaconne and Fugue-Trilogy, op. 73 £ 12.00 Coda includes optional brass, for which parts are available. 0 Chorale Preludes, op.75(i) :- 0.00 CM 190 2. In dulci jubilo A4 landscape £ 5.20 CM 278 3. Der Hölle Pforten £ 5.20 CM 279 4. Gelobt sei Gott £ 4.40 CM 616 Elegy in A minor, op. 18/2 £ 3.30 CM 183 . 09 Fugue, Canzona & Epilogue (on the Credo ), op. 85/3 A4 score and Vln pt £ 5.90 (Symphonic Canzona no. 3) Organ, Violin and SSAA semichorus For choral parts see Section 11 Sacred Music, Extended Works CM 289 Funerale, op. 75(i)1 (in memory of Guilmant) A4 landscape £ 6.60 CM 262 Homage to Handel, op. 75(ii) £ 7.40 CM 964 Trois Impressions, op. 72 A4 landscape £ 6.60 0 Three Impressions, op.108 :- 0.00 CM 597 1. Sunset £ 4.40 CM 280 2. Starlight £ 4.40 CM 316 3. Elegiac Poem £ 5.20 CM 670 Improvisation in E, op. 34B £ 4.40 CM 274 Kaleidoscope, op. 144 ed. Richard Barnes £ 8.20 CM 612 Morgensegen (Morning Blessing), op.
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    This thesis has been submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for a postgraduate degree (e.g. PhD, MPhil, DClinPsychol) at the University of Edinburgh. Please note the following terms and conditions of use: This work is protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights, which are retained by the thesis author, unless otherwise stated. A copy can be downloaded for personal non-commercial research or study, without prior permission or charge. This thesis cannot be reproduced or quoted extensively from without first obtaining permission in writing from the author. The content must not be changed in any way or sold commercially in any format or medium without the formal permission of the author. When referring to this work, full bibliographic details including the author, title, awarding institution and date of the thesis must be given. Aligners, Lovers and Deceptors: Aspirations and strategies of young urban hustlers in the Gambia Ismaila Ceesay PhD in African Studies University of Edinburgh 2016 i Declaration I declare that this thesis has been composed by me solely. It is based on results culminating from my own work except where I have explicitly indicated. It has not been submitted for any other degree or professional qualification. ……………………………………………. Ismaila Ceesay ii Abstract This study investigates young Gambians’ social and economic aspirations. It considers how young Gambians’ aspirations are shaped and negotiated, and the strategies they employ to achieve their objectives. Whilst existing research tends to view young Gambians’ social and economic advancement through a lens of international migration, this study focuses on the aspirations and strategies of those who find themselves in a state of ‘involuntary immobility’ – that is, an aspiration to migrate but the inability to do so.