List of Works

Duration c.9 minutes, completed 1985. Recorded by Royal Ballet Sinfonia and Paul Murphy. Requires minimum strength 6/6/4/4/2.

Duration c.40 minutes, completed 1989. Premiered by Lorraine McAslan with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Adrian Lucas at the 2002 Worcester Three Choirs Festival. Recorded by Lorraine McAslan with Barry Wordsworth and the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Duration c.5 minutes, written 1991. Premiered by William Boughton and the English String Orchestra at Malvern. Requires minimum strength of 6/6/4/4/2.

Duration c.12 minutes, a symphonic poem for full orchestra completed in 1997. Recorded by the Moravian Philharmonic under Petr Vronský.

Duration c.32 minutes, written 1999. Recorded by Raphael Wallfisch with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and Martin Yates.

Duration c.3 minutes; the composer’s 2004 arrangement of the second of his Two Cuban Dances for piano. Recorded by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia conducted by Paul Murphy. Requires minimum strength of 6/6/4/4/2.

Duration c.4 minutes; a short piece written to commemorate Barber’s death in 1981.

Duration c.26 minutes, an early collection, completed 1987. Premiered by Jack Gibbons at St. John’s, Smith Square, London. Included on Lionel’s piano album Andalusian Fantasy.

Duration c.3 minutes. A bluesy improvisation from 1988.

Duration c.3 minutes. A short early work included on Lionel’s piano album Andalusian Fantasy.

Duration c.10 minutes, composed 1990. A virtuoso piece steeped in the world of the flamencos of Andalucia, and the work from which Lionel's piano album Andalusian Fantasy takes its title.

Duration c.7 minutes, written in 1991. Included on Lionel’s piano album Andalusian Fantasy.

Duration c.5 minutes, written in 1991. Two song-like pieces in Cuban rhythm, included on Lionel's piano album Sunlight and Storms. The composer has made several arrangements: for violin & piano, for piano duet, for strings and for wind quintet.

Duration c.9 minutes, composed in 1994. First broadcast in the composer’s own performance on BBC Radio 3. The work is included on Lionel’s piano album Andalusian Fantasy.

Duration c.17 minutes, written in 1996. Included on Lionel’s piano album Andalusian Fantasy.

Duration c.5 minutes. Written to a private commission in 1997, and first performed by the composer at a concert of his own work at St. John’s College, Oxford. Included on Lionel’s piano album Sunlight and Storms.

Duration c.7 minutes, composed in 1998 and first performed by the composer at St. John’s College, Oxford. It is included on Lionel’s piano album Sunlight and Storms.

Duration c.6 minutes. An introspective piece in Latin rhythms from 2000, included on Lionel’s piano album Sunlight and Storms.

Duration c.3 minutes. A ‘song without words’, composed in 2001, included on Lionel’s piano album Sunlight and Storms.

Duration c.23 minutes, composed in 2003; included on Lionel’s piano album Sunlight and Storms.

Duration c.24 minutes, completed in 2010; included on Lionel’s piano album Sunlight and Storms.

Duration c.4 minutes, a homage to Ravel composed in 2020 during Covid lockdown.

Duration c.6 minutes, written in 1978 while the composer was a student at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London.

Duration c.5 minutes. Originally for solo piano; the duet arrangement was made in 1998 at the request of French pianist François Doublier.

Duration c.13 minutes; written while Sainsbury was a student at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London.

Duration c.40 minutes, completed 1989. Premiered by Lorraine McAslan with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Adrian Lucas at the 2002 Worcester Three Choirs Festival. Recorded by Lorraine McAslan with Barry Wordsworth and the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Duration c.7 minutes, written in 1993. Recorded by British violinist Rupert Marshall-Luck on EM Records, and by Czech violinist Vít Mužík on Navona Records.

Duration: c.7 minutes, written in 2000. Premiered by Rupert Marshall-Luck and Matthew Rickard at the National Concert Hall, Dublin.

Duration c.3 minutes; the composer’s 1992 arrangement of the second of his Two Cuban Dances for piano. Recorded on EMI by Tasmin Little.

Duration c.32 minutes, written 1999. Recorded by Raphael Wallfisch with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and Martin Yates.

One of the composer’s most recent compositions, a three-movement work, c.15 minutes duration, composed during Covid lockdown in 2020.

One of the composer’s most recent compositions, a four-movement work, c.25 minutes duration, completed in 2018.

One of the composer’s most recent compositions, a three-movement work, c.18 minutes duration, written in 2022.

Duration c.15 minutes, written to a commission from the guitarist Craig Ogden, who gave the first performance at the 2007 Gloucester Three Choirs Festival.

Duration c.9 minutes; an early work, from 1984; it has been performed by Anna Hashimoto and Andrew Saunders.

Duration c.4 minutes; written while the composer was a student at the Guildhall School of Music in London.

Duration c.5 minutes; originally for solo piano; an arrangement made in 2012 at the request of flautist Christopher Britton.