Britten: Les Illuminations. Serenade. Nocturne

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: I. Fanfare

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: II. Villes

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: III a. Phrase

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: III b. Antique

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: IV. Royauté

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: V. Marine

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: VI. Interlude

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: VII. Being Beauteous

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: VIII. Parade

Les Illuminations for Tenor and String Orchestra, Op. 18: IX. Départ

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: I. Prologue

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: II. Pastoral

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: III. Nocturne

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: IV. Elegy

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: V. Dirge

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: VI. Hymn

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: VII. Sonnet

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings, Op. 31: VIII. Epilogue

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: I. On a poet's lips I slept

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: II. Below the thunders of the upper deep

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: III. Encinctured with a twine of leaves

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: IV. Midnight's bell goes ting, ting, ting

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: V. But that night when on my bed I lay

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: VI. She sleeps on soft, last breaths

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: VII. What is more gentle than a wind in summer?

Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obbligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60: VIII. When most I wink, then do mine eyes best see