Major Works
- The Immortal Hour (1914)
- Bethlehem (1915)
- The Queen of Cornwall (1923-4)
- Alkestis (1920–22)
- The Lily Maid (1934)
- Symphony No 1, Oliver Cromwell (1904-5)
- Symphony No 2, Deirdre (1926-7)
- Symphony No 3 in B minor (1937)
- Oboe Quartet No 1 (1932)
- String Quartet in A The Greek (1923)
- String Quartet in G From the Welsh Hills (1923)
- Concerto for Flute and Strings (1937)
- Concerto for Oboe and Strings No 1 in C (1936)
- Concerto for String Orchestra (1937)
- Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra (1943)
- Midnight (Choral) (1907)
- Songs (solo)
- Partsongs (for SATB & TTBB)
(NOTE: Details of all compositions can be obtained from The Rutland Boughton Music Trust - see below)
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