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Recording of works by William (Turner) Waltonchange composer

• 2 Pieces for Strings from Henry V
  • New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with Sir William Walton (conductor)
• Anniversary Fanfare
  • Philharmonia Orchestra with Sir David Willcocks (conductor)
• Belshazzar's Feast
  • Royal Scottish National Orchestra with Sir Alexander Gibson (conductor), Sherrill Milnes (Baritone)
• Cello Concerto
  • Royal Scottish National Orchestra with Sir Alexander Gibson (conductor)
• Coronation March: Crown Imperial
  • Philharmonia Orchestra with Sir David Willcocks (conductor)
• Coronation March: Orb and Spectre
  • Philharmonia Orchestra with Sir David Willcocks (conductor)
• Coronation Te Deum
  • Royal Scottish National Orchestra with Sir Alexander Gibson (conductor), George McPhee (Organ)
• Façade
  • London Mozart Players with Jane Glover (conductor), Timothy West (Bass), Prunella Scales (Narrator)
• Make we joy in this fest
  • Sixteen with Harry Christophers (conductor)
• Partita for Orchestra
  • New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with Sir William Walton (conductor)
• Passacaglia
  • Julian Lloyd Webber (Cello)
• Sonata for Violin and Piano in A minor
  • Lorraine McAslan (Violin), John Blakely (Piano)
• Spitfire Prelude and Fugue from 'The First of the Few' ('The Spitfire')
  • English Chamber Orchestra
• Symphony No. 1
  • New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with Sir William Walton (conductor)
  • Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra with Vernon Handley (conductor)
  • Royal Scottish National Orchestra with Sir Alexander Gibson (conductor)
• The First Shoot
  • London Collegiate Brass with James Stobart (conductor)
• Viola Concerto
  • USSR State Symphony Orchestsra with Gennadi Rozhdestvensky (conductor), Yuri Bashmet (Viola)
• Violin Concerto
  • New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with Sir William Walton (conductor), Berl Senofsky (Violin)