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Twist me a crown of wind flowers (words by Christina Rosetti) set to music for SATB unaccompanied choir by Peter Tranchell (1922-93). Computerised playback by Musescore 4. Revised December 2024. Information and free score peter-tranchell.uk/music/works/twist-me-a-crown-of-wind-flowers

A live recording from the Cambridge ADC, 1982, of 'Twice A Kiss', a charade in one act, written 1955, with music by Peter Tranchell, words by Maurice Holt. Find out more including free typeset score and libretto at peter-tranchell.uk/music/works/twice-a-kiss Cast, in order of appearance: John Glover - Knipp Jo Maggs - Susan Nichola-Jane Kemp - Sarah Simon Crookall - Sir Robert Asymptote Fiona S...

Computerised performance, by Musescore notation software, of 'Movements', by Peter Tranchell (1922-93). The score in this video was prepared for this purpose only - a free full score and parts for performance purposes can be obtained here peter-tranchell.uk/musical-works/blog/movements Composed in 1987, Movements is one of Peter Tranchell's final works. It is scored for flute, viola, bassoon, h...

Played by MuseScore notation software. The Sonatina for flute and piano was written for Henri and Juana Fromageot in May 1966. I Lentissimo - Allegro 0:05 II Andantino semplice 4:17 III Allegretto giocoso 6:37 Further information about the work here: peter-tranchell.uk/musical-works/blog/sonatina-for-flute-and-piano © Cambridge University Library MS.Tranchell.1.22. Published by permission of th...

A private mono recording from 1954-60(?) of Peter Tranchell improvising on tunes from the musical comedy 'Zuleika' (for which he wrote the music). The themes for the improvisation are found in Tranchell's own piano reduction that he prepared for sale at performances - typeset score here peter-tranchell.uk/scores/zuleika/Tranchell_Zuleika_Piano_Selection.pdf

A computer playback (using Musescore) of Peter Tranchell's own piano transcription of The Remembrance Waltz, also named Valse 'Souvenir d’un jour d’espoir', from the incidental music for the 1947 Cambridge production of 'Johnson over Jordan' by J. B. Priestley. Free score available here peter-tranchell.uk/musical-works/blog/the-remembrance-waltz-transcription-for-piano The original incidental m...

Twist me a crown of wind flowers (words by Christina Rosetti) set to music for SATB unaccompanied choir by Peter Tranchell (1922-93). Computerised playback by Musescore 3. See revised version with corrections ruclips.net/video/Id4lT96-zMA/видео.html

Information and free score peter-tranchell.uk/musical-works/blog/psalm-121 Peter Tranchell wrote this setting of Psalm 121 in 1962 for unison voices and organ. This 1980 recording, by the men's voices Choir of Gonville & Caius College, conducted by Peter Tranchell, is a later transposition in A.

A computerised rendering of Ye Shall Be Holy, an anthem for SSATB and organ, piano or harmonium, composed by Peter Tranchell for the Wedding Service on 10 July 1982 of Jeremy Mark Davies and Catherine Hudson Wilks. Free score peter-tranchell.uk/musical-works/blog/ye-shall-be-holy

Composed 'intermittently' between 8am and 11pm on 1 May 1968. The typeset score in this video was for playback purposes only by Musescore music notation software. The manuscript score is here: peter-tranchell.uk/scores/spring-rondo/tranchell_spring_rondo_piano_duet_ms.pdf courtesy of Gonville & Caius Music Library. © Cambridge University Library but not held in their collection. A fair typeset ...

Closing scene of Peter Tranchell's opera in three acts, based on the novel by Thomas Hardy, recorded live at the Peter Tranchell Commemoration Weekend, 2005. Henchard: Alan Opie (baritone) Whittle: Roderic Keating (tenor) Elizabeth-Jane: Alex Kidgell (soprano) James Gibson and Thomas Hewitt Jones (pianos) Find out more at peter-tranchell.uk/musical-works/blog/the-mayor-of-casterbridge

Recorded by the ATTBB choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, 27 September 1981. Organ: Trevor Blease Score here: peter-tranchell.uk/scores/mag-and-nunc-in-b-flat/Tranchell_Magnificat_and_Nunc_Dimittis_in_B_flat.pdf

Zuleika is a musical with music by Peter Tranchell and lyrics by James Ferman. The musical is based on the 1911 novel, Zuleika Dobson, by Max Beerbohm. This is a live recording of "Someday he may", featuring Alex Kidgell (soprano) and Martin Neary (piano), from the Peter Tranchell Commemoration Weekend Concert, West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, 24 September 2005. The image is a publicity photo...

Zuleika's Travels, from Zuleika (music by Peter Tranchell)

Someday he may, from Zuleika (music by Peter Tranchell)

Peter Tranchell Sonata For Organ, 1958, 3rd Mvt "Tu Es Petrus", live, Tim Harper

Five Thackeray Ditties, music (1962) by Peter Tranchell

"Hadrian Built a Villa...", live 1964, from His First Mayweek, words and music by Peter Tranchell

Just A Toothbrush And Pyjamas, live 1964, from His First Mayweek, words and music by Peter Tranchell

"A Tedious Affair", written and performed by Peter Tranchell c.1960

"An Old Number", written and performed by Peter Tranchell c.1960

Peter Tranchell's last verse harmonisation of Nun Danket alle Gott

Friendly Grotesques: Four Piano Duets by Peter Tranchell (1922 - 1993)

A Near Thing, written and performed by Peter Tranchell (1922-1993)

Rhoda and her Pagoda, from San Toy, performed c.1960 by Peter Tranchell (1922-1993)

David and John, written and performed by Peter Tranchell (1922-1993)

When I came back to the College, by Peter Tranchell (1922-1993)

Patrick Hadley portrayed by his friends

Sonatina for pianoforte "For Jane", 1949, by Peter Tranchell (1922-1993)