Chamber Works

1942. A cycle of six songs for tenor with string quartet and piano accompaniment. Settings from ‘A Shropshire Lad’ by A.E. Housman.

For two violins, two violas & cello.

Song cycle of nine songs originally written for baritone with poems selected from Robert Louis Stevenson’s work of the same name.

‘Andantino’. Published in 1908, after Vaughan Williams’s study with Maurice Ravel.

‘Allegro appassionato’. Written in 1942 and dedicated to Jean Stewart.

1926. For violoncello and pianoforte.
Dedicated to May Mukle.

First played at a BBC studio broadcast on the composer’s eighty-second birthday, October 12, 1954. Three movements. Dedicated to Frederick Grinke.

For violin, viola, cello, double bass and piano. One of the ‘Early Works’ composed before his studies with Ravel and which was withdrawn.

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