- Gerald Hugh Tyrwhitt-Wilson and Philip Lane
Fanfare & March (1975)
- Chester Music Ltd (World)
Philip Lane
Programme Note
The Fanfare of 1931 is Berners’ shortest piece at around thirty seconds’ duration, and takes the fear of his music outstaying its welcome to the ultimate. It was written as one of a number of such heraldic outbursts for the annual St Cecilia’s day concert in the Royal Albert Hall in aid of the Musicians’ Benevolent Fund, and recorded at the time by the Kneller Hall Musicians under Captain HE Adkins.
The March dates from around 1945.
Philip Lane
The March dates from around 1945.
Philip Lane
Media
Lord Berners: Fanfare
Discography
Lord Berners: Ballet Music
- LabelNaxos
- Catalogue Number8.574370
- ConductorDavid Lloyd-Jones / Gavin Sutherland
- EnsembleRoyal Ballet Sinfonia / RTE Sinfonietta / RTE Chamber Choir
- Released2022
Le Carrosse du Saint-Sacrement
- LabelMarco Polo
- Catalogue Number8.225155
- ConductorGavin Sutherland / Nicholas Cleobury / Dazzi Lloyd-Jones
- EnsembleRTE Sinfonietta / BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra / Royal Ballet Sinfonia
- SoloistCynthia Buchan, mezzo soprano; Alexander Oliver, tenor; John Winfield, tenor; Anthony Smith, baritone; Ian Caddy, bass baritone; Thomas Lawlor, bass baritone
- Released2000
Lord Berners (1883 - 1950)

- LabelSymposium
- Catalogue NumberSYM1278
- SoloistMeriel Dickinson (mezzo-soprano), Peter Dickinson (piano); Bernard Dickerson (tenor), Richard Rodney Bennett (piano), Susan Bradshaw (piano); Kneller Hall Musicians, Captain H E Adkins (cond.); Philharmonia Orchestra, Ernest Irving (cond.); Lord Berners (piano)