second growing increasingly complex. During and after the First World War Matthay returned to piano composition, but abandoned his previously complex style in favour of short character pieces closer in spirit to Schumann's pieces for children. In 1933 he recorded some of these, including Twilight Hills and Wind Sprites from the 1919 suite On Surrey Hills, op.30, as well as the older Prelude and the highly demanding "Bravura" from Studies in the Form of a Suite (1887).<ref>Tobias Matthay plays Matthay Prelude and Arpeggio Op. 16, Columbia DX444, 1933</ref> A nearly complete collection of the published piano works is held at the International Piano Archives at the University of Maryland. It was donated by the late James Matthew Holloway from papers originally in the possession of the pianist and favourite Mathay student Denise Lassimonne (1903–1994), whom Matthay took in after the death of her father, later naming her his ward and heir Many of the scores contain corrections, editorial markings and comments by Matthay himself. List of works Orchestral Concert Overture (1874) Symphony in A minor (1874) Piano Concerto in D minor (1874) Scherzo for Orchestra in D minor (1875) Concert Overture in C (1877) Symphony (1878) Reminiscences of Country Life, concert overture (1879) Hero and Leander, scena for contralto and orchestra (1879) In Summer, symphonic overture (aka Introduction and Allegro) (1880) Andante for Orchestra (1881) Concert Piece for Piano and Orchestra in D minor (1881) In May, symphonic overture (1883) Concert Piece for Piano and Orchestra in A minor (1895) Chamber Piano Quartet in F (1876) Piano Quartet, op. 20 (1882, revised 1905, published 1906) Piano Trio in F Ballade for cello and piano, op.40 (1936) Piano Works (selected) Moods of a Moment, op.11 (1886, revised and published 1920) (ten pieces) Love Phases, op.12 (1880, published 1912) (includes 'Doubts', 'Avowal', 'Response') Studies in the form of a Suite op.16 (1887) (eight studies) Elves, op.17 (1898, published 1911) Con Imitazione, op. 18 Sketch-Book No 1 op.24 (includes 'May Morning', 'Terpsichore') (1914) Sketch Book No 2, op.26 (1916) 31 Variations and Derivations on an Original Theme op.28 (1891, published 1918) Five Cameos, op. 29 (1919) On Surrey Hills op.30 (1919), includes 'Twilight Hills', 'On Holiday', 'Night Shadows', 'Wind Sprites' Three Lyric Studies, op.33 (1921) Ballade in A minor, op. 39 (1926) Five Miniatures, op.45 See also References Bibliography The Act Of Touch In All Its Diversity: An Analysis And Synthesis Of Pianoforte