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This is the discography of British composer Kenneth Hesketh. [1]
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This is the discography of British composer Kenneth Hesketh. [1]
| Title | Artist(s) | Label | Item No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| The deeper the blue... | Britten Sinfonia, Janet Sung, Jac van Steen, Simon Callaghan | Somm Recordings | SOMMCD 275 |
| Diatoms | The Green Duo | Prima Facie | PFCD095 |
| In Ictu Oculi (Orchestral Works) | BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Christoph-Mathias Mueller | Paladino Music | PMR 0092 |
| A Land So Luminous | The Continuum Ensemble & Philip Headlam | Prima Facie | B01JHNT33KB01JHNT33K |
| Horae (pro Clara) Works for solo piano | Clare Hammond | BIS | BIS 2913 |
| Wunderkammer(konzert) Works for large ensemble & orchestra | Royal Liverpool PO, Christoph-Mathias Mueller (conductor), Ensemble 10/10, Clark Rundell (conductor) | NMC Recordings | B00AQZU9SC |
| Theatre of Attractions Works for chamber ensemble | Psappha, Nicholas Kok (conductor) | Psappha | B00AUKGH0M |
| Three Japanese Miniatures | Clare Hammond | Prima Facie | B006JFZU3W |
| Notte Oscura | Peter O'Hagan | UHR | 02011021 |
| Point Forms (after Kandinsky) | Mark Simpson/Ian Buckle | NMC Recordings | NMC D139 |
| Detail from the Record | London Sinfonietta/Knussen | London Sinfonietta | SINF CD2-2009 |
| Polygon Window | Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters (2006) Aphex Twin arr. Kenneth Hesketh | WARP RECORDS | WARPCD144 |
| Title | Artist(s) | Label | Item No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Danceries (set 1) | University of Calgary Wind Ensemble/Glenn D Price | Arktos | 2001 48 CD |
| Danceries (set 1) | Showa Wind Symphony/Eugene Corporon | Cafua | CACG-0032 |
| Danceries (set 1) | Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra/Clark Rundell | Chandos | CHAN10284 |
| Danceries (set 2) | Her Majesty's Royal Marines Portsmouth/Nick Grace | Chevron Records | CHVCD 46 |
| Diaghilev Dances | RNCM Wind Orchestra/Clark Chandos Rundell | Chandos | CHAN 10409 |
| Diaghilev Dances | North Texas Wind Symphony/Eugene Corporon | Klavier | Klavier 11144 |
| Diaghilev Dances | University of Kentucky Wind Ensemble/Tim Reynish | Mark Records | 4949-MCD |
| The Gilded Theatre | University of South Florida Wind Ensemble/John C. Carmichael, cond. | Mark Records | B00AA9QJ9W |
| Infernal Ride | Birmingham Symphonic Winds/Keith Allen | Mark Records | 7221-MCD |
| Infernal Ride | University of St. Thomas Wind Ensemble/Matthew George | Innova Records | B001XJNZ40 |
| Masque | The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines/Lt. Col. Chris Davies | Doyen | DOYCD191 |
| Masque | North Texas Wind Symphony/Eugene Corporon | Klavier | Klavier 11127 |
| Masque | Tokyo Kosei Wnd Orchestra | Kosei | KOCD-8010 |
| Masque | Indiana University of Pennsylvania Wind Ensemble | Klavier | Klavier 1184 |
| Vranjanka | Irish Youth Wind/Reynish | Mark Records | 8655-MCD |
| Vranjanka | Irish Youth Wind/Reynish | Mark Records | 7211-MCD |
| Title | Artist(s) | Label | Item No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alchymist's Journal | The Leyland Band/Michael Fowles | Faber Music | 0-571-52287-4 |
| Alchymist's Journal | New Music for Brass Band - Foden's Richardson Band | NMC | NMC D142 |
| Masque | The Leyland Band/Michael Fowles | Faber Music | 0-571-52109-6 |
| Masque | Yorkshire Building Society Band/David King | Polyphonic | QPRL 214D |
| Daneries | The Leyland Band/Michael Fowles | Faber Music | 0-571-52109-6 |
| Festive Overture Infernal Ride Elegy Whirligigg | The Leyland Band/Jason Katsikaris | Faber Music | 0-571-52216-5 |
| Title | Artist(s) | Label | Item No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas Carols from the Liverpool Phil | RLPO and choirs/ Ian Tracey | RLPO Live | RLCD251 |
| Spirit of Christmas | RLPO and choirs/ Ian Tracey | RLPO Live | RL2007 |
| Rejoice! Christmas at The Sage Gateshead | Northern Sinfonia/ Simon Halsey | Avie | B005OU17FS |
| Lumen de lumine | Oriel College Choir/ David Maw | OxRecs DIGITAL | OXCD-139 |
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