• overture to the play by Maurice Maeterlinck
• composed ca. 1902

• performance conducted by Scott ca. 1910 in Birmingham

• composed ca. 1906
• dedicated to Sir Landon Ronald
• performed on January 16 1906
  at a (George) Halford Concert, Birmingham

• revision of 1906 version
• dedicated: “To my friend [Sir] Landon Ronald”
• performed by the Blüther-Orchester
  conducted by Siegmund von Hausegger in October 1912
  at the Blüther-Haus, Berlin
• First English performance conducted by Sir Eugene Goossens
  on November 23 1921 at Queen's Hall, London
• Duration: 00:10:59
• Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1911, full score
• Material on hire from Schott, London: ED 3372 (score)
• Score and parts from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

• 1994 MARCO POLO CD released: Cyril Scott: Orchestral Works
• performed by the National Symphony Orchestra of the S.A.B.C.
• conducted by Peter Marchbank

• 2007 CHANDOS CD released: Cyril Scott Orchestral Works, Volume 3
• performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
• conducted by: Martyn Brabbins

• dedicated to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales
• premiered by the Queen's Hall Orchestra,
• conducted by Sir Henry Wood on Octover 23 1914,
  at a promenade Concert at Queen's Hall, London

• composed [ca. 1900?]
• premiered by the London Symphony Orchestra
• conducted by Sir Landon Ronald on November 13 1906
  at Queen's Hall, London

• Symphonic Poem
• premiered by the London Philharmonic Orchestra
  conducted by Albert Coates on October 19 1933
  at Queen's Hall, London
• rewritten as Neptune ca. 1935

Egypt
An Album of Five Impressions

• In the Temple of Memphis
• By the Waters of the Nile
• Egyptian Boat Song
• Funeral March of the Great Ramses
• Song of the Spirits of the Nile

• Ballet Suite for Orchestra
• composed 1913
• duration: 00:08:00
• Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne
• whereabouts of score and parts unknown

• composed ca. 1900

Heroic Suite, op.7 

• Solemn Prelude
• Legend
• Capriccio and Andante
• Theme with Variations

• composed ca 1900
• premiered by the Hallé Orchestra
  conducted by Hans Richter on December 12 1901
  at Free-Trade Hall, Manchester
• "Heroic Suite was greeted by Richter as 'fine and original' and by a local critic as 'not worth the serious attention of the conductor, orchestra or audience'."
  from CD notes by Keith Anderson: Cyril Scott:Orchestral Works
• work was later withdrawn by Scott

• conceived for orchestra w/ intro by C.S.
• transcribed w/ intro by C.S.
• Elkin, 1932
• manuscript
• Score and parts on hire from Novello

• alternative titles: English Suite, Idyllic Suite,
  Suite No. 1 for Orchestra
• dedicated to Melchior Lechter
• composed 1900
• performance of three movements
  (including Pastorale and March)
  by the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra
  conducted by Scott on November 19 1903
• ms. holograph of full score in the Grainger Museum:
  MG C2/SCO-220

• London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1959 (full score)
• score and parts on hire

• 1994 MARCO POLO CD released: Cyril Scott: Orchestral Works
• performed by the National Symphony Orchestra of the S.A.B.C.
• conducted by Peter Marchbank

Neptune
Poem of the Sea

• dedicated to Albert Coates
• composed ca 1935revised from Disaster at Sea
• Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnescore and parts on hire
• ms. of full score at Schott's London
• Score and parts from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

• 2004 CHANDOS CD released: Cyril Scott
  performed by BBC Philharmonic
  conducted by Martyn Brabbins
  with the Huddersfied Choral Society

Passacaglias,
Two Passacaglias on Irish Themes

• Allegretto alla breve
• Andante sostenuto

• premiered by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
• conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham on November 3rd 1914
  at Queen's Hall, London
• Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1922 (full score)
• ms. of full score at Schott's Londonscore
• ms. photoprints of full score in the Grainger Museum: MG C3/SCO-146
• Score and parts on hire from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

• 1994 MARCO POLO CD released: Cyril Scott: Orchestral Works
  performed by the National Symphony Orchestra of the S.A.B.C.
  conducted by Peter Marchbank:

• Overture to the play by Maurice Maeterlinck
• dedicated to Willem De Haancompleted Feb 1 1900
• premiere conducted by Max Kaempfert in Feb/Mar/or April 1900
  at the Frankfurt Palmengarten
• ms. holograph in the Grainger Museum (full score): MG C2/SCO-144

• orchestral version of no. 4 of Poems
• premiered by the Queen's Hall Orchestra
  conducted by Sir Henry Wood on August 26 1913
  at a Promenade Concert at Queen's Hall

Poem, No. 5,
Paradise-Birds; arr

• orchestral version of no. 5 of Poems
• premiered by the Queen's Hall Orchestra
• conducted by Sir Henry Wood on August 26 1913
  at a Promenade Concert at Queen's Hall
• Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne
• Score and parts on hire from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

• Overture with organ after the play by Maurice Maeterlinckcomposed 1902
• premiered by the Queen's Hall Orchestra
  conducted by Sir Henry Wood on August 22 1907
  at a Promenade Concert at Queen's Hall

• premiered by the Queen's Hall Orchestra
  conducted by Sir Henry Wood on September 10 1904
  at a Promenade Concert at Queen's Hall, London

• composed ca. 1904

• composed ca. 1952London: Elkin
• score and parts on hire from Novello

Summer Gardens

• Reverie in the Rose Garden
• Where the Bee Sucks
• Raindrops

• Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1935
• Score and parts on hire from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

(Three) Symphonic Dances,
op. 22

• Allegro con brio
• Andante sostenuto e sempre molto cantabile
• Allegro energico

• revision of Symphony No. 2
• performance of two movements conducted by Scott
  on June 10, 1907 at a Promenade Concert in Birmingham
• performance of one movement by the New Symphony Orchestra conducted by Balfour Gardiner on May 1, 1912
  at the fourth Balfour Gardiner Concert at Queen's Hall, London
• London: Elkin
• score and parts on hire from Novello

• 1994 MARCO POLO CD released: Cyril Scott: Orchestral Works
  performed by the National Symphony Orchestra of the S.A.B.C.
  conducted by Peter Marchbank

• 2007 CHANDOS CD released: Cyril Scott Orchestral Works, Volume 3
• performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
• conducted by: Martyn Brabbins

• Allegro
• Andante
• Allegretto
• Tema con Varazioni

• dedicated to Stefan George
• composed Apr. 1899, Dated 1899 by Percy Grainger.
• premiered by the Darmstadt Opera Orchestra
  conducted by Willem De Haan on January 8, 1900
  at the Archduke Court's Theater, Darmstadtlater
• withdrawn
• mss. in the Grainger Museum
  (holograph: MG C2/SCO-224-1 and
  copyist's hand: MG C2/SCO-224-2

Symphony, no.2, op.22, A minor

• Andante
• Allegro con brio
• Andante
• Finale/Allegro

• composed 1903premiered by the Queen's Hall Orchestra
  conducted by Sir Henry Wood on August 25, 1903
  at a Promenade Concert at Queen's Hall, London
• manuscript fragments available from Cyril Scott Estate

The Muses

• for orchestra and chorus
• London: Schott, 1939
• ms. holograph sketches: MG C2/SCO-125
  and photoprint of full score: MG C3/SCO-125-1
  in the Grainger Museum
• Score and parts on hire from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

• 2004 CD released: Cyril Scott
  performed by BBC Philharmonic
  conducted by Martyn Brabbins
  with the Huddersfied Choral Society

Symphony, no.4

• Adagio Molto tranquillo
• Scherzo
• Rondo retrospettivo

• composed ca. 1951-52
• Schott
• copyright Cyril Scott Estate
• Score and parts on hire from Eric Forder: eric.forder@bauer-hieber.com

• 2004 CHANDOS CD released: Cyril Scott Orchestral Works, Volume 2 performed by BBC Philharmonic
  conducted by Martyn Brabbins
  with Howard Shelley piano