Britten: Serenade for Tenor, Horn & Strings etc.

Serenade Op. 31: Prologue (horn solo)

Serenade Op. 31: 1. Pastoral: The day's grown old (Charles Cotton)

Serenade Op. 31: 2. Nocturne: The splendour falls on castle walls (Alfred, Lord Tennyson)

Serenade Op. 31: 3. Elegy: O Rose, thou art sick (William Blake)

Serenade Op. 31: 4. Dirge: This ae nighte (anon. 15th century)

Serenade Op. 31: 5. Hymn: Queen and huntress (Ben Jonson)

Serenade Op. 31: 6. Sonnet: O soft embalmer of the still midnight (John Keats)

Serenade Op. 31: Epilogue (horn solo)

English Folksong: O Waly, Waly (Folksong from Somerset) (arranged Britten)

Our Hunting Fathers Op. 8 (text devised by W. H. Auden): Prologue (W. H. Auden)

Our Hunting Fathers Op. 8 (text devised by W. H. Auden): A. Rats Away! (anon. modernised by W. H. Auden)

Our Hunting Fathers Op. 8 (text devised by W. H. Auden): B. Messalina (anon. )

Our Hunting Fathers Op. 8 (text devised by W. H. Auden): C. Dance of Death (Hawking for the Partridge) (T. Ravenscroft)

Our Hunting Fathers Op. 8 (text devised by W. H. Auden): Epilogue and Funeral March (W. H. Auden)

English Folksong: Oliver Cromwell (Nursery Rhyme from Suffolk) (arr. Britten)