Maxwell Davies: The Beltane Fire, The Turn of the Tide & Sir Charles His Pavan

The Beltane Fire, Scene 1: Scene 1: In the Barn of the Bu

The Beltane Fire: Interlude I

The Beltane Fire, Scene 2: Scene 2: A Field

The Beltane Fire: Interlude II

The Beltane Fire, Scene 3: Scene 3: The Kirk

The Beltane Fire, Scene 4: Scene 4: The Field

The Beltane Fire, Scene 5: Scene 5: The Beltane Fire

The Turn of the Tide, Section I: Section I: I. The creation of underwater plants -

The Turn of the Tide, Section I: Section I: II. The creation of plants on land -

The Turn of the Tide, Section I: Section I: III. The creation of the first sea creatures -

The Turn of the Tide, Section I: Section I: IV. The creation of birds -

The Turn of the Tide, Section I: Section I: V. Mammals, and first people

The Turn of the Tide, Section II: Section II: I. The underwater plants flourish -

The Turn of the Tide, Section II: Section II: II. The trees flourish -

The Turn of the Tide, Section II: Section II: III. The prosperity of fish -

The Turn of the Tide, Section II: Section II: IV. Bird migration -

The Turn of the Tide, Section II: Section II: V. Instinct and intellect in mammals and mankind

The Turn of the Tide, Section V: Section V: I. The sea plants are poisoned -

The Turn of the Tide, Section V: Section V: II. The trees are suffocated -

The Turn of the Tide, Section V: Section V: III. The fish are deformed and cannot function -

The Turn of the Tide, Section V: Section V: IV. The birds fall from the sky -

The Turn of the Tide, Section V: Section V: V. Hubris triumphant -

The Turn of the Tide, Section VI: Section VI: The warning is heeded - Nature reborn - The decline is reversed

Sunday Morning

Threnody on a Plainsong for Michael Vyner

Sir Charles his Pavan