of piano pieces 'Seven Haydn Fantasies for John McCabe' - each composed by a different composer and published in 2009 on the occasion of the latter's 70th birthday - is in many ways typical of the group's work. Recordings Prospero's Isle - Guild (GMCD 7354). Piano Quartet, Violin Sonata, Prospero's Isle, String Trio. Performed by Tamás András (violin), Sarah-Jane Bradley (viola), Gemma Rosefield (cello), Katya Apekisheva (piano); Jack Liebeck (violin), Katya Apekisheva (piano); Gemma Rosefield (cello), Nicola Eimer (piano); Jack Liebeck (violin), Sarah-Jane Bradley (viola), Gemma Rosefield (cello). ‘Words’ from A Garland for Presteigne. Metronome Records (METCD 1065) Notable works Orchestral Cantilena for string orchestra (1991) Sinfonietta (2000, revised 2007) Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra (2001) Down Ampney Variation (2004) Trio Concertante (2006) Prospero's Isle - symphonic poem version (2006, revised 2007) Lost Lanes, Shadow Groves - Clarinet Concerto (2008) Chamber Arioso for Viola and Piano (also version for clarinet and piano) (1991) Viola Sonata (1995) Lento flessibile for Viola and Piano (1995) String Trio (1996) Violin Sonata (2001, revised 2003) Piano quartet (2004) Prospero's Isle for Cello and Piano (2006) Two Wordsworth Sonnets (2009) Piano Trio (2010) String Quartet (2010) A Dream and a Dance for flute, clarinet, harp, and string quartet (2012–13) Heralds of Good Fortune for wind quintet (with cor anglais and basset horn doubling the oboe and clarinet in the middle movement) Keyboard Ingworth (1986) Piano Sonata (1990) The Silent Hour (1999) Oh Let the Heart Beat High with Bliss (2005) Toccatina for Solo Piano (2007) Fantasy Rondo after Haydn - part of the Haydn Fantasies for John McCabe compilation (2009) Dunwich Bells part of the Reflections on Debussy (2012) Rigaudon part of the Le tombeau de Rachmaninov compilation (2015) References External links James Francis Brown official website Metronome Records Music Haven Faber Music English composers Living people 1969 births Musicians from London Alumni of the Royal Academy of Music