Editing Andrew Lloyd Webber (section)

==Other works==
* ''[[Gumshoe (film)|Gumshoe]]'' (1971) - film score
* ''[[The Odessa File (film)|The Odessa File]]'' (1974) – Film score.
* ''[[Variations (Andrew Lloyd Webber album)|Variations]]'' (1978) – A set of musical variations on [[Niccolò Paganini]]'s Caprice in A&nbsp;minor that Lloyd Webber composed for his brother, cellist Julian. This album featured fifteen rock musicians including guitarist [[Gary Moore]] and pianist [[Rod Argent]] and reached number 2 in the UK album chart upon its release. It was later combined with ''[[Tell Me on a Sunday]]'' to form one show, ''[[Song and Dance]]''. Lloyd Webber also used variation five as the basis for ''[[Unexpected Song]]'' in Song and Dance. The main theme is used as the theme music to ''[[The South Bank Show]]''.
* ''[[Requiem (Webber)|Requiem]]'' (1985) – A classical choral work composed in honour of his father, William.
* ''[[Watership Down (1999 TV series)|Watership Down]]'' (1999) – Lloyd Webber and [[Mike Batt]], main soundtrack composer of the animated series adaptation of [[Watership Down|Richard Adams' novel of the same name]], composed the song "Fields of Sun". The actual song was never used on the show, nor was it available on the CD soundtrack that was released at the time. He was however still credited for the unused song in the show's opening titles.