Lengnick catalogue

The Lengnick repertoire represents a great stylistic variety of 20th century British music.

Lengnick Catalogue (British music, including Alwyn, Arnold, Hoddinott)

The Alfred Lengnick & Co. publishing house was originally founded in 1893 in London. It started business as the British publishing agent for works of leading European composers like Johannes Brahms, Frédéric Chopin and Antonín Dvorák.

From the 1930’s on, Lengnick built up its own repertoire of British composers and became a leading publisher of contemporary British music through the remainder of the 20th century.

The Lengnick repertoire represents a great stylistic variety of 20th century British music, including key works by William Alwyn, Malcolm Arnold and Alun Hoddinott as well as some undiscovered rarities and hidden gems.

See HERE the full list of works represented by Lengnick.

To request quotation and place rental orders for the selection of performance materials available by Lengnick, you may send us the list of the works you are interested in, as well as all relevant information for your projects and we will contact you as soon as possible.

We handle the Lengnick catalogue also for the licensing on behalf of the enlisted composers of all uses of their works that fall into the category of Grand Rights.

For stage performances, recording or filming of a stage performance for the purpose of audio - visual broadcast, internet streaming (whether on subscription or free), for commercial or private use, you need to request permission of the creators and an additional license from us.

In order to provide you with the relevant licenses as described above, as well as with the orchestral music material for your stage performances, you may send to us all the details of your project, such as dates or period of performances, venues, seating capacity of the venues, name of the orchestra and of the main participants, tickets prices etc. and we will contact you as soon as possible.

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