First Performances By Lloyd Webber
| Composer | Work | First Performance |
|---|---|---|
| Malcolm Arnold | Fantasy for Cello | Wigmore Hall, London, December 1987 |
| Malcolm Arnold | Cello Concerto | Royal Festival Hall, London, March 1989 |
| Richard Rodney Bennett | Dream Sequence for Cello and Piano | Wigmore Hall, London, December 1994 |
| Frank Bridge | Scherzetto for Cello and Piano | Snape Maltings, April 1979 |
| Frank Bridge | Oration for Cello and Orchestra (1st public performance) | Bromsgrove Festival, Worcestershire, April 1979 |
| Gavin Bryars | Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy) | Barbican Centre, London, November 1995 |
| Geoffrey Burgon | Six Studies for Solo Cello | St. Thomas Cathedral, Portsmouth, June 1980 |
| John Dankworth | Fair Oak Fusion | Fair Oak, Sussex, July 1979 |
| Frederick Delius | Romance for Cello and Piano | Helsinki Festival, Finland, June 1976 |
| Edward Elgar | Romance for Cello and Piano | Wigmore Hall, London, April 1985 |
| Philip Glass | Cello Concerto | Beijing Festival, China, September 2001 |
| Vladimir Godar | Barcarolle for Cello, Strings, Harp and Harpsichord | Hellenic Centre, London, April 1994 |
| Howard Goodall | The Bridge is Love for Cello, Strings and Harp | Chipping Campden Festival, May 2008 |
| Patrick Hawes | Gloriette for Cello and Piano | Leeds Castle, Kent, August 2008 |
| Joseph Haydn(attrib.) | Concerto in D, Hob. VIIb:4 | Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, November 1981 |
| Christopher Headington | Serenade for Cello and Strings | Banqueting House, London, January 1995 |
| Karl Jenkins | Benedictus for Cello, Choir and Orchestra from 'The Armed Man' | Royal Albert Hall, London, April 2000 |
| Philip Lane | Soliloquy for Solo Cello | Wangford Festival, Suffolk, July 1972 |
| Andrew Lloyd Webber | Variations | Sydmonton Festival, Newbury, July 1977 |
| Andrew Lloyd Webber | Phantasia (Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra) | Izmir Festival, Turkey, July 2008 |
| William Lloyd Webber | Nocturne for Cello and Piano | Purcell Room, London, February 1995 |
| James MacMillan | Cello Sonata No.2 | Queens Hall, Edinburgh, April 2001 |
| Michael Nyman | Concerto for Cello and Saxophone | Royal Festival Hall, London, March 1997 |
| Joaquín Rodrigo | Concierto como un divertimento | Royal Festival Hall, London, April 1982 |
| Peter Skellern | Five Love Songs for Cello, Piano, Vocals and Brass Quintet | Salisbury International Arts Festival, September 1982 |
| Arthur Sullivan | Cello Concerto (orchestrated Mackerras) | Barbican Centre, London, April 1986 |
| Vaughan Williams | Fantasia on Sussex Folk Tunes for Cello and Orchestra | Three Choirs Festival, Gloucester, August 1983 |
| William Walton | Theme for a Prince for Solo Cello | Adrian Boult Hall, Birmingham, October 1998 |
| Eric Whitacre | The River Cam for cello and strings | Royal Festival Hall, London, April 2011 |
| Douglas Young | Virages for Solo Cello | Purcell Room, London, September 1974 |
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