The famous Nimrod movement from the Enigma Variations. Arranged by W.H.Harris for organ.

Edited for Organ by Desmond Ratcliffe.

Work dating from 1934.

From '24 Sketches' for Organ (1855). From '24 Sketches' for Organ (1855).

Anthem for SATB Choir and Organ.

Edited by Maud Karpeles for the International Folk Council and arranged with piano accompaniment by Imogen Holst. The Songs in this book are taken from Folk Songs Of Europe an anthology of 183 songs from thirty European countries in which the original textes are given as well as English translations. This book contains English translations only. For unison voices and piano accompaniment.

Composition dating from 1913.

Francis Jackson 'S From A Railway Carriage For Unison Voice And Piano. This Piece Features Words By Robert Louis Stevenson. Francis Jackson 's From A Railway Carriage for Unison Voice and Piano. This piece features words by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Two Spanish Carols arranged for SSA and piano.

For Upper Voices (SSA) and Piano. Text: Richard H. Barham. For Upper Voices (SSA) and Piano. Text: Richard H. Barham.

Bridge’s early works – those written before the first World War – were more late Romantic in style warmly expansive than his mature works. The Adagio is a four-Voice fugue of poetic expressiveness that makes full use of the instrument’s tonal resources.British composer Frank Bridge was active in the early decades of the 20th century and was a highly respected conductor violist and teacher – his sole composition student having been Benjamin Britten. Britten honoured his former teacher in his work Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge based on a theme from one of Bridge’s pieces for String quartet.

Composition for Organ dating from 1916.

Three Characteristic Pieces arranged for Organ.

Prelude and Finale for solo Organ was published posthumously in 1943 making it the last of Hollins' considerable oeuvre to become available to the public. Like most of his music it is relatively simple in structure but joyful and highly entertaining. Alfred Hollins (1865-1942) was an inspirational British organist composer and teacher. Blind from birth he travelled all over the UK the United States and the British Empire giving concerts and designing Organs. He eventually settled in Scotland where he was an organist in Edinburgh for over forty years.

Edouard Silas' Fantasia For Organ No.143

Written for unaccompanied SATB choir.

Organ Work published in 1915.

Alec Rowley (1892-1958) was an English composer organist and teacher. As well as his frequent Piano recitals and broadcasts he gained renown through his large-scale works performed at the Promenade Concerts but most of his compositions are miniatures and small-scale works appropriate for amateur forces. Having studied at the Royal Academy of Music he later taught at Trinity College London for nearly forty years. The Symphony in B Minor for solo Organ was one of Rowley’s more ambitious works suitable for recital or performance. It was one of his last works to be published and the maturity which his compositional style had reached isself-evident.

The Three Sets of Eight Interludes were published between 1946 and 1952 and display Thiman’s early 20th century tunefulness and grace. Eric Thiman was a 20th century composer teacher and Organist who was also an advocate of amateur music-making. He was a prolific composer of church music and Piano and Organ works and his craftsmanship and gift for melody were much admired. He was director of music at the City Temple in London. As an educator he was a professor at the Royal Academy of Music and he wrote many books on harmony counterpoint and musical form.

Anthem for SATB Choir.