Many of Denis Browne's surviving songs have been recorded, by Graham Trew, Martyn Hill, Ian Bostridge, Andrew Kennedy and Christopher Maltman. On 11 November 2007, his "Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in G major" was performed in a BBC Radio 3 broadcast of Choral Evensong for Remembrance Day, given by the Choir of Clare College, and on 21 May 2009 the same station broadcast Maltman's recording of "To Gratiana dancing and singing", following Andrew Motion reading his own poem "The Grave of Rupert Brooke". His "Two Dances for Small Orchestra" were recorded for BBC Radio 3 in June 2014. A reconstruction of his ballet "The Comic Spirit" was performed by the Southbank Sinfonia with dancers from the Central School of Ballet in June 2015. This was later performed by the BBC Philharmonic for "Composer of the Week" in August 2016.