Here's the first recording of Percy Godfrey's Prize Quintet (same instrument combination as Schubert's Trout Quintet), winner of the Lesley Alexander prize in 1901.
https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9779896--p-godfrey-i-hodgson-r-walthew-j-mccabe-piano-quintets
The recording also features music by Richard Walthew (and some modern music as well)
Thanks for pointing this out. Sounds lovely.
There appears to be a symphony lurking somewhere - not mentioned in IMSLP.
I think I was looking this quintet up not long ago, glad to see it now on a CD! I love to see a recording of a previously unknown piano quintet featuring the double bass, especially from the late-romantic era.
Actually, Godfrey's Quintet being the winner on the 1901 edition of Lesley Alexander Prize, a few other Quintets with the same instrument combination written that same year should be available. Yet, I haven't found any other Quintet that fills the bill so far...