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William Walton Catalogue

This revised, updated, and expanded edition of the definitive catalogue of works by Sir William Walton (1902-83) follows the completion of the William Walton Edition. A comprehensive source of musical and documentary information relevant to Walton's life and work, the catalogue features full details of composition dates, instrumentation, first performance, publication, the location of autograph manuscripts, critical comment, and significant recordings, as well as previously undiscovered pieces. Appended are a helpful bibliography for further reading and indexes including for works, authors of texts, first lines, and dedicatees.
  • Page 2 and 3: General Editor: DAVID LLOYD-JONES C
  • Page 4 and 5: CONTENTS Introduction - James Brook
  • Page 6 and 7: Anyone taking this volume down from
  • Page 8 and 9: ORGANIZATION OF THE CATALOGUE This
  • Page 10 and 11: WILLIAM WALTON EDITION General Edit
  • Page 12 and 13: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am deeply indebt
  • Page 14 and 15: Bibliographical abbreviations Add.M
  • Page 16 and 17: SELECTIVE CHRONOLOGY 1866 11 Oct Lo
  • Page 18 and 19: SELECTIVE CHRONOLOGY xix 1943 Feb o
  • Page 20 and 21: SELECTIVE CHRONOLOGY xxi Nov Sympho
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  • Page 34 and 35: List OF MAIN TITLES xxxv Romeo and
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  • Page 38 and 39: C1 A Li t a n y partsong in four pa
  • Page 40 and 41: Nos. 1-3 Date of composition: July
  • Page 42 and 43: C9 Th e Pa s s i o n a t e Sh e p h
  • Page 44 and 45: 16. Valse (‘Daisy and Lily’) Th
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    First performance: 24 January 1922

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    C12g Ballet in One Act (Based on th

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    1. Tango-Pasodoblé 2. Swiss Jodell

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    C13 To c c a t a C14 Fantasia Conce

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    C17 PORTSMOUTH POINT 23 Date of com

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    C18 Ro m e o an d Ju l i e t Ballet

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    C21 Si n f o n i a Co n c e r t a n

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    C22 Concerto for Viola and Orchestr

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    First performance: London, Royal Fe

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    From 17 April to 23 August 1948, I

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    Other early performances: London, S

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    C28 Es c a p e Me Ne v e r music fo

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    Faber, 1996), 187-8 • David Vaugh

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    OCB 299-2 Cue 21-22 [David playing

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    C32 Dr e a m i n g Li p s music for

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    Duration: 7 minutes Instrumentation

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    First London performance: Queen’s

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    C37 Concerto for Violin and Orchest

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    C37 Concerto for Violin and Orchest

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    Publication: WWE vol. 3, pp. 1-99 (

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    (b) Incidental music for Uncle Harr

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    minute Galop (the right title under

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    of the shelter to meeting; Barbara

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    Division at this point, after he ha

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    y John Burrell. Broadcast on 7 Octo

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    Houldsworth Hall, 24 May 1943 (spec

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    Other versions C46a Christopher Col

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    A copy is also in the National Soun

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    of added brass, percussion and pian

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    First USA showings: Boston, Esquire

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    C50 Henry V 75 C50g Passacaglia:

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    1946, p .4; 26 April 1946, p. 16; T

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    duel; Entry of the court (with fanf

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    Dedication: To Diana and Griselda [

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    y the BBC on television and radio);

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    expressed a strong wish to dedicate

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    Principals: Calkas, High Priest of

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    (D. Drew); Opera 14 (June 1963), 41

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    Bibliography: Opera Canada 49 (Sept

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    C63b A Shakespeare Suite from Richa

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    C65 C65 Concerto for Violoncello an

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    C68 Symphony No. 2 97 Commissioned

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    Bibliography: David Lloyd-Jones, WW

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    Recordings: CD Bach Choir / David W

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    C76 Variations on a Theme by Hindem

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    Holograph: Beinecke: GEN MSS 601 (F

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    Dedication: To André Kostelanetz.

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    C82 Improvisations on an Impromptu

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    C86 Five Bagatelles 111 This work w

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    C89 Anniversary Fanfare 113 Recordi

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    C93 Roaring Fanfare 115 with Ian Fo

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    C99 A Birthday Fanfare 117 Publicat

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    GENERAl bibliography Anson, H. ‘T

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    Foss, H. J. ‘William Walton’, H

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    Kennedy, M. ‘Walton’s Isle Full

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    Riley, M., ed., British Music and M

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    personalia ABERCONWAY, Lady Christa

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    and 1930s. Commissioned Walton for

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    which he founded in 1946. Married t

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    Irish Academy of Music. Both the Sa

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    Orb and Sceptre Arr. for military b

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    First Shoot, The Arr. for orchestra

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    INDEX OF AUTHORS OF TEXTS Arnold, M

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    Lord, now lettest thou thy servant

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    Mayer, (Lady) Dorothy Moulton Canti

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    Bantock, (Sir) Granville 34 Barber,

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    Cathedral Church of Christ Church,

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    Elms, Simon 117 Emery, Terence 13 E

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    Hastings, Municipal Orchestra 44 Ha

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    Laurence Olivier Memorial Service (

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    Nabokov, Vladimir 107 Naismith, Nor

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    Rosen, Carole 48, 66 Rosenstock, Jo

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    Tate, Ohyiils 129 Tausky, Vilem 11,

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    Wymark, Patrick 107 Wyndham Lewis,

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    allet choreographed by Lindsay Kemp

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    Sonata for String Orchestra (Quarte

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