7 Speech by Gerard Hoffnung (1989 Remastered Version)
8 Mazurka No.47 in A minor Op. 68 No. 2 (1989 Remastered Version)
9 Lochnivar (for speakers & percussion to words by Sir Walter Scott) (1989 Remastered Version)
10 Variations on 'Annie Laurie' (1989 Remastered Version): Theme (Alerto, ma non troppo)
11 Variations on 'Annie Laurie' (1989 Remastered Version): Variation 1 (Poco inglesemente)
12 Variations on 'Annie Laurie' (1989 Remastered Version): Variation 2 (Molto zingaresemente)
13 Variations on 'Annie Laurie' (1989 Remastered Version): Variation 3 (Alla gigolo)
14 Variations on 'Annie Laurie' (1989 Remastered Version): Variation 5 ( Finale: Assai)
15 Introductory Music Played in the Foyer (1989 Remastered Version)
16 Two Excerpts from a Hoffnung Festival Overture (1989 Remastered Version)
17 Metamorphosis on a Bed-time Theme (Allegro commerciale in modo televisione) (1989 Remastered Version)
18 Sugar Plums (1989 Remastered Version)
19 The Famous Tay Whale (A dramatic poem by William McGonagall, poet and tragedian) (1989 Remastered Version)
20 Concerto For Conductor and Orchestra (1989 Remastered Version): Movement
21 Punkt Contrapunkt (1989 Remastered Version)
22 Excerpts from 'The United Nations' (1989 Remastered Version)
23 Waltz for Restricted Orchestra (1989 Remastered Version)
24 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): Here are the girls (Master & Apprentices)
25 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): I'm Azucena, Who could be plainer? (Azucena)
26 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): I see by daylight dawning (Beckmesser/Azucena)
27 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): Nie sollst du mich befragen (Otello/Salome)
28 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): Daughter of heaven (Otello/Salome/Fidelio)
29 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): I'm in search of a man (Brünnhilde)
30 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): O schöne Mélisande (Beckmesser/Don Giovanni/Brünnhilde/Manrico/Nadir/Mélisande/Chorus)
31 Let's Fake an Opera (1989 Remastered Version): I'm Escamillo(Escamillo/Tutti)
32 Rigmarole: Introductory music played in the foyer (1989 Remastered Version)
33 Festival Anthem (1989 Remastered Version)
34 Overture: Leonora No. 4 (1989 Remastered Version)
35 The Barber of Darmstadt (1989 Remastered Version): Duet
36 Ballad of County Down (mostly in D major) (1989 Remastered Version)
37 Excerpt from 'Belshazzar's Feast' (1989 Remastered Version)
38 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): Overture & Opening Chorus (tenor/Chorus)
39 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): Trio (Soprano/Contralto/Tenor)
40 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): Let all things nameless at our feast run wild (Bass solo)
41 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): With sharped-fanged smile the young bride bowed (Tenor recit) ... My heart is swelling (Soprano solo/Chorus)
42 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): And while the company retired to a well-earned rest (Tenor recit) ... My child, be seated upon that plasmic chair (Bass solo/Men's Chorus)
43 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): And in the castle guest room, haunted and creaking (Tenor recit) ... If you can hurt (Contralto solo/Chorus)
44 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): Midnight ... Dracula, still in the Gloom of youth (Tenor)
45 Horrortorio (1989 Remastered Version): But at the reception (Tenor recit)
46 Mobile for Seven Orchestras (1989 Remastered Version)
℗ This compilation & digital remastering 1989 by EMI Records Ltd © 1989 EMI Records Ltd.
