Alec Rowley
Alec Rowley (13 March 1892 – 12 January 1958) was an English composer, organist, pianist, lecturer and writer on music. He composed a large number of works, mainly on a small scale and often of an educational nature though with some larger-scale orchestral and choral works. He was a dedicated teacher, broadcaster and writer; after his death the Alec Rowley Memorial Prize was established at Trinity College of Music. Provided by Wikipedia-
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Five songs to words by John Drinkwater : for medium voice and piano /
Published 1925Musical Score Book -
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Toll-gate house.
Published 1923Patrons must make an appointment to view Lib Use Only items
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Our first duets.
Published 1937Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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Bergerettes four pieces for piano duet based on French folk-tunes /
Published 1957Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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Humoresque from Six impromptus : piano solo /
Published 1919Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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Six little two-part canons for treble voices /
Published 1930Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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Sonatina for piano : [1955] /
Published 1955Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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Flanagan keeps a-dancin' from Three Irish sketches : piano solo /
Published 1923Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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Morris dance for piano duet /
Published 1944Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
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