Bringing Britain’s musical heritage alive
Founded in 1979, the British Music Society is dedicated to promoting and preserving Britain’s musical heritage with particular emphasis on 20th century composers through recordings, publications and events
Latest features & reviews
ROBERT SAXTON: Portrait
This CD has definitely prompted to me look again at Robert Saxton’s whole body of serious work, and I hope it may do the same for many others…
COOKE: Organ Music
Arnold Cooke composed very little organ music before the 1960s; and so most of it dates from the latter part of his life…
Carols from King’s
Did you watch or listen to Carols from King’s this year? If so, you are one of many millions of people around the world who have been tuning in for nearly a century…
MACFARREN: The Soldier’s Legacy
The Soldier’s Legacy is a chamber opera in two acts with piano accompaniment and just four characters. There is also a small part for harmonium depicting the voice of Bully, the bullfinch, a caged bird…
HOLST: Choral music
This recording by the Chapel Choir of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea directed by William Vann is unlikely ever to be equalled, certainly never bettered…
ARNOLD: Orchestral Works
This is an intriguing programme of orchestral music by Arnold, with examples of his work chosen from four decades of his career and offers some light-hearted offerings alongside weightier material…