The music of the Edinburgh composer William Beaton Moonie (1883–1961) is as good as unknown. This first-ever album devoted to his piano music reveals a figure downstream from Schumann, Brahms and Grieg, writing in a conservative Romantic idiom coloured by echoes of the folk-music of his native Scotland. Many of these pieces, indeed, are concerned to evoke images of the Scottish countryside or suggest aspects of Scottish history.

“Christopher Guild has created a well-considered and perfectly poised recital...For me, The Young Pianist’s Delius is a delightful discovery...I loved the Little Jazz Variations on Purcell’s ‘New Scotch Tune’, which is surely an obvious choice for an encore for every Scottish pianist...” – MusicWeb International, June 2021 (TOCC0606, Ronald Stevenson - Piano Music Vol.5)

"I defy anyone not to be entranced by Christopher Guild’s premiere recording of Ronald Stevenson’s A Rosary of Variations on Seán Ó Riada's Irish Folk Mass” – The Classical Reviewer (TOCC0272, Stevenson - Piano Music Vol.1)