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Works by Composer DAVIES, H. WALFORD

A Solemn Melody

Joan Lippincott 
Tom Hazelton 

Blessed Are the Pure in Heart

John Scott 

Carols by, or arranged by

Gentlemen & Boys of St. James Cathedral, Toronto 

God be in my head

Worcester Cathedral Choir 
Richard Marlow 
Malcolm Archer 

Hark! The world is full of thy praise

Aidan Oliver 

Image, Reflection, Shadow. The Bairns of Brugh. Runes from a Holy Island

Fires of London 

Jesu Dulcis Memoria

Frederick Swann 

March Past of the Royal Air Force

Gavin Sutherland 

Music by

David Willcocks 
Colm Carey 
Charles Groves
(WANT LIST PERFORMANCE)		 

Music of

David Willcocks 
Philip Ledger 
John Scott 
Colm Carey 

O Little Town of Bethlehem

Andrew Nethsingha 
Daniel Hyde 

Psalm 121

Ch of St. John’s College, Cambridge 
Timothy Brown 

Psalm 121—1 will lift up mine eyes

Christopher Robinson 

Psalm 23

Cathedral Singers of Ottawa 
Richard Seal 

Psalms of

Elizabeth C. Patterson 

R. A. F. March

London PO 

R.A.F. March Past

Anne Collins 

Requiem aeternam

Timothy Brown 

Settings by

Andrew Nethsingha 

Solemn Melody

Andrew Penny 
Sir Neville Marriner 
Peter Hurford 
Hamilton Harty 

Violin Sonata in A

Rupert Luck 

Violin Sonata in E♭

Rupert Marshall-Luck
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 
Rupert Marshall-Luck
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 

Violin Sonata No. 2

Jacqueline Roche 

 

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