An inexpensive value priced DVD featuring 40 birds from the familiar Robin and bluetit to the rarely seen green woodpecker and kingfisher, the sparrow and the eagle. Revealed in close up here is all about the birds' plumage, habitat and feeding habits, how they rear their young, and top tips for anyone hoping to take their birdwatching to another level. There is a DVD extra entitled Feeding Birds In Your Garden noting which type of feeder to use, where to place it and what food to fill it with. Plus a bonus feature containing answers and tips for wooing new birds to your garden. 120 minute colour footage on DVD to get up close to our favourite birds, with or without the binoculars.

Set contains films one to nine on three DVDs - The Gathering Storm, Hitler Strikes East and Turning The Tide. DVDs. These nine films have a total running time of 450 minutes of colour footage.

Three award-winning programmes Bibliophile is thrilled to have in stock, exploring England's last wilderness. David Bellamy explores from ground and air the natural environments of Britain's premier wilderness landscapes: the Peak District, our first National Park; the dramatic Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland; and the North Pennines, the wild 'backbone' of Britain. Buy all three DVDs and save even more.

Sarah Francis plays a 1930s Luis oboe made in London. These recordings were first published between 1988 and 1994. Albinoni Solo Oboe Concertos (complete) "I find it nearly impossible to believe that the Albinoni concertos could be given more musical readings than these."- American Record Guide. The second CD has Handel's Oboe Concertos and Sonatas (complete). "Miss Francis's playing is memorable both for her appealing timbre and her sensitive, lyrical phrasing, where she varies her vibrato with the utmost subtlety. A collection which easily leads the field." The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs 4. CDs 3 & 4: Telemann Concertos for Oboe and Oboe d'amore (complete) and Telemann Triple Concerto for Flute, Oboe d'amore and Viola d'amore. 'Sarah Francis plays here with intense ardour, while elsewhere her dance derived movements have fresh springy rhythms. Equally enticing is the triple concerto for flute, oboe d'amore and viola d'amore.' - BBC Music Magazine. Two CDs.

These unique fascinating discs bring you original performances from original piano rolls in full digital sound. These are not acoustic or electric recordings re-mastered, but actual performances recorded for mechanical reproducing pianos (Ampico, Duo-Art and Welte Mignon) by the great composers and interpreters between 1904 and 1935. The recordings were made recently on a new concert-grand piano. CD 1: 1-3. Piano Sonata No. 14 in Csharpm Op.27 No.2 'Moonlight' (1927), 4-6. Piano Sonata No. 30 in E Op.109 (1927), 7-9. Piano Sonata No. 25 in G Op.79 (1927), 10-13 piano, Sonata No. 3 in C, Op. 2 number 3 (1919). CD 2: 1-2. Piano Sonata in Em Op.90(1927), 3. Gavotte in F (1921), 4. Andante Favori in F Op.35 (1927), 5-8. Piano Sonata in Ab Op. 26 (1928), 9. Bagatelle in Bm Op.126 No.4 (1931), 10. Turkish March (1920). Eugene D'Albert, Wanda Landowska, Harold Bauer, Josef Hofmann perform. The dates in brackets indicate the date the piano roll was made. Two CDs.

Ivor Gurney - 'Alan Gravill plays them with poetic insight and I hope that other pianists will widen their repertoire to include them.' Gramophone. 1. Prelude in F sharp, 2. Prelude in D flat, 3. Prelude in A minor, 4. Prelude in D flat, 5. Prelude in C minor, 6. Prelude in C, 7. Prelude in F sharp, 8. Prelude in F sharp, 9. Prelude in D, 10. Nocturne in B, 11. Nocturne in A flat, 12. Revery, 13. To E.M.H. - a birthday present from Ivor, 14. A Picture Edward Elgar's, 15. Concert Allegro, 16. Skizze, 17. In Smyrna, 18. Adieu Herbert Howells, three pieces Opus 14 played by Jeremy Filsell, 19. Rhapsody, 20. Jackanapes, 21. Procession. Total running time 76.55. CD.

These unique fascinating discs bring you original performances from original piano-rolls in full digital sound. These are not acoustic or electric recordings re-mastered, but actual performances recorded for mechanical reproducing pianos (Ampico, Duo-Art and Welt Mignon) by the great composers and interpreters between 1904 and 1935. The recording was made recently on a new concert-grand piano. BRAHMS: 1. Capriccio in Bm, 2. Rhapsody in Bm, 3. Variations on a Theme by Paganini, 4. Intermezzo in C Op. 119 No.3, 5. Rhapsody in Eb Op, 119 No.4, 6. Waltz in Ab Op. 39 No.15, 7. Rhapsody in Gm Op. 79 No.2. By Artur Rubinstein, Wilhelm Backhaus, Dame Myra Hess, Alexander Raab and Olga Samarov. MENDELSSOHN: 8. The Spinning Song in C Op. 67 No.4 Ignace Paderewski, 9. Rondo Capriccioso in E Op. 14 Josef Hofmann, 10. Characteristic Piece Op.7 No.7 Josef Lhevinne, 11. Song Without words No.46 in Gm Vladimir de Pachmann, 12. Song Without Words No.25 in G Vladimir de Pachmann, 13. Spring Song in A Op. 62 No.6 Guiomar Novaes. CD.

These unique fascinating discs bring you original performances from original piano rolls in full digital sound. These are not acoustic or electric recordings re-mastered, but actual performances recorded for mechanical reproducing pianos (Ampico, Duo-Art and Welte Mignon) by the great composers and interpreters between 1904 and 1935. The recordings were made recently on a new concert-grand piano. 1. Rondo alla Turka K.331 (1906), 2. Fantasia in Dm K.397 (1919), 3. Piano Sonata in D K.576 (1924) Allegro Adagio Rondo, 4. Serenade from Don Giovanni (1923), 5. Fantasy on themes from The Marriage of Figaro (1925) (Mozart/Liszt/Busoni). Vladimir de Pachmann, Alexander Raab, Wanda Landowska, Wilhelm Backhaus and Vladimir Horowitz. The piano rolls were made in the dates in brackets. CD.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performs the Piano Concerto in C minor Op.18. 1. First movement - Moderato, 2. Second movement - Adagio Sostenuto, 3. Third movement - Allegro Scherzando Piano Sonata No.2 in B flat minor Op. 36, 4. Allegro Agitato, 5. Non Allegro, Lento, 6. Allegro Molto Etudes Tableaux Op.33, 7. No.l in Fminor, 8. No.2 in C major, 9. No.3 in C minor, 10. No.4 in D mino, 11. No. 5 in E flat minor, 12. No.6 in C minor, 13. No.7 in G minor, 14. No.8 in C sharp minor, 15. Prelude No.2 in B flat minor Op. 32 No.2, 16. Prelude in G sharp minor Op. 32 No.12. Total running time 77:52. Tracks 1-3 recorded 1992, Abbey Road Studio. Tracks 4-16 recorded 1985, Leiden, Holland. All tracks digitally remastered 2011. CD.

1. Allegro, 2. Largo e pianissimo sempre, 3. Allegro, 4. Allegro non molto, 5. Adagio-presto, 6. Presto, 7. Allegro, 8. Adagio molto, 9. Allegro, 10. Allegro non molto, 11. Largo, 12. Allegro. Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter. 'Andrew Parrot's interpretation of these concertos is an imaginative one and...effective. John Holloway is the solo violinist in each work and he gives stylish performances.' - Gramophone. Vivaldi La Stravaganza Op.4 (excerpts) La Stravaganza Köln, Andrew Manze - Violin and Direction Concerto No. 10 in C minor, RV 196, F1-189. 13. Spiritoso, 14. Adagio, 15. Allegro Concerto No. 3 in G major, RV 301, F1-182, 16. Allegro, 17. Largo, 18. Allegro assai Concerto No. 4 in A minor, RV 357, F1- 187, 19. Allegro, 20. Grave, 21. Allegro 2.50. Total running time 64:17 minutes. 'Manze's feeling for detail, his lightly articulated bowing, in a word his sensibility, bring out the charm of Vivaldi's music; and in this set, with its many affecting slow movements...the charm is considerable' - Gramophone. Recorded in 1984, Four Seasons in 1991 la Stravaganza. CD.