Musical pictures of nature form the inspiration for this relaxing album of piano and orchestral masterworks by Grieg, Chopin, Beethoven and others.

Use this lovely collection of organ music for church weddings to make your own personal choices for your own celebration - and listen to it afterwards as an atmospheric reminder of a unique moment in your life. From Bach to Wagner, there's something to suit everybody. Inside the booklet there's plenty of advice on how to choose music to suit your mood and style and to make sure that another important element of your special day can be just that bit more personal.

Adagios, Largos and Andante - composers of the past poured out their deepest thoughts in these slow movements of this orchestral, chamber and piano album.

Well-known tunes for flute and piano.

Music for elegant living; Includes Handel's Water Music.

FAVOURITE SONGS OF THE 1950s (Music! Music! Music!)

A collection of favourite hymns. Favourite English hymns from Sunday school days, taken from Victorian hymn books. A traditional choice of hymns including many which will be remembered from occasions such as weddings and christenings.

William Byrd's music in a unique recording on the Leversidge virginals of 1670 which was made in the Hill Music Room in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. The music is all taken from 'My Ladye nevells Booke' of 1591.

Music for home and garden; Includes Mendelssohn and Gilbert and Sullivan.

Ancient chant for quiet contemplation Restful sounds of timeless plainchant to soothe away the stresses of modern life. Music from long ago, from a less hurried age, when there was time to stand back and contemplate.

Rousing songs from the age of sail. The armchair sailor will find plenty to fire the imagination in this cheerful collection of songs from the sea. Sea shanties were often sung to help with the repetitive and back-breaking tasks needed to sail a big ship - good rhythms, good tunes and good words.

Lullabies, legends and country dances mix with genteel drawing room music on this album of folk music from the land of sheep and green hills. Harp, voices, dulcimer and oboe bring a richness of sound to ancient songs with origins lost in the mists of time, in largely instrumental versions of many Welsh folk songs.

Brass bands, cathedral choirs and theatre music are all typical musical sounds of London, whether you are watching the Changing of the Guard, visiting Westminster Abbey or having a night out on the town. A wide range of songs and instrumental numbers express in musical terms the diversity and range of sights experienced in London.

Favourite songs and carols a beautiful compilation of Christmas music - from orchestral to instrumental, from carols to songs, from medieval to 'Messiah'. Great variety - something for all the family round the tree on Christmas Eve.

WE'LL MEET AGAIN - Romantic Songs of the War Years