Selected List of Works
Orchestral:
- Grasmere Symphony (1938; lost)
- Elegy for string orchestra (1944)
- Symphony in E major (1949–50)
- Suite in G major (1966)
Chamber:
- Piano Quintet (c.1930)
- 2 String Quartets (1944, 1945)
- Trio in A major for flute, violin and viola (1950)
- 3 Sonatas for clarinet and piano (1959, 1965, 1966)
- 3 Sonatas for violin and piano
- 5 Sonatas for violin unaccompanied (1946)
- Sonata for oboe and piano (1965)
- Sonata for horn (or cor anglais) and piano (1975–81)
- Sonata for cello and piano (1982-7)
Piano:
- 22 Piano Sonatas
- 2 preludes and Fugues
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