CD (2) DECCA - The British Music Collection - 468 811-2
Benjamin Britten : Canticle II - "Abraham and Isaac" for Alto, Tenor and Piano, op. 51 Norman Procter (Countertenor); Peter Pears (Tenor) Benjamin Britten (Piano) 1957
Benjamin Britten : Gemini Variations, twelve variations and fugue on an epigram of Kodály. Quartet for two (or four) players: flute, violin and piano 4 hands, op. 73 Gabriel Jeney (Piano); Gabriel Jeney (Violin); Zoltan Jeney (Piano); Zoltan Jeney (Flute) 1965/07
Benjamin Britten : Cantata Academica, für Soli, Chor und Orchester, op. 62 "Carmen Basiliense" Jennifer Vyvyan (Soprano); Helen Watts (Contralto); Peter Pears (Tenor); Owen Brannigan (Bass) Harold Lester (Piano) Orchestra and Chorus of the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by George Malcolm 1961/03/17 - Kingsway Hall, London, England
Benjamin Britten : A Birthday Hansel for High Voice and Harp, op. 92 Peter Pears (Tenor) Osian Ellis (Harp) 1976/02/18 & 1976/02/19 - Snape Maltings, Suffolk, England
Benjamin Britten : Russian funeral Philip Jones Brass Ensemble conducted by John Iveson 1979 - St Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead Garden Suburb, England
Benjamin Britten : Cantata misericordium for tenor, baritone, chorus and small orchestra, op. 69 Peter Pears (Tenor); Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (Baritone) London Symphony Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten 1963/12/05, 1963/12/06, 1963/12/09 & 1963/12/10 - Kingsway Hall, London, England
Benjamin Britten : Children's Crusade, a ballad for children's voices and orchestra, op. 82 Mark Emney; John Wojciechowski; Raymond Hares; Stephen Daniels; Adrian Thompson (Tenor); Colin Morris; Graham Preston; Barnaby Jago Ian Cobb (Piano); John Clegg (Piano); Johnatan Smith (Organ); Eric Crees (Percussion); John Tobin (Percussion); Chris Tingley (Percussion); Richard Courtney (Percussion); Brian Elton (Percussion); Graham Harbage (Percussion) Wandsworth School Boys Choir (chorus master Russel Burgess) / Wandsworth School Boys Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten 1969/10/10 & 1969/10/11 - St. John's, Smith Square, London, England
Benjamin Britten : The Poet's Echo Galina Vishnevskaya (Soprano) Mstislav Rostropovich (Piano) 1968/07/17 to 1968/07/19 - Snape Maltings, Suffolk, England
Benjamin Britten : Sechs Hölderlin-Fragmente for Voice and Piano, op. 61 Peter Pears (Tenor) Benjamin Britten (Piano) 1961/11/06 to 1961/11/09 - Kingsway Hall, London, England
Benjamin Britten : Two insect pieces for Oboe and Piano Heinz Holliger (Oboe); András Schiff (Piano) 1991/07 - Forde Abbey, Chard, England
