Some of our SAYDISC unusual, traditional & exotic albums and Amon Ra authentic performances onoriginal instruments. Visit www.saydisc.com or write for more details and suppliers:CD-SDL 325 Like Waves Against The Sand - trad music from China - pipa, erhu, yanqin, percussionCD-SDL 327 Enchanted Carols - musical boxes, handbells, handbell choir, street pianos, brass bandCD-SDL 333 Ringing Clear - Handbell tune and change ringing in various stylesCD-SDL 343 On Kielder Side - Northumbrian Pipe music from Kathryn TickellCD-SDL 353 Fleur Du Jura - Parisian style cafe music from Danielle Pauly - French accordion QueenCD-SDL 358 Keep The Home Fires Burning - music of the 1st World War from the original recordings CD-SDL 360 Under The Greenwood Tree - Carols and dances from Thomas Hardy manuscripts, etcCD-SDL 367 Kurokami- Traditional music of Japan -koto/shakuhachi/shamisenCD-SDL 373 Music From The Time Of The Spanish Armada -The York Waits renaissance town bandCD-SDL 374 The Music Of The Hurdy Gurdy - Nigel Eaton & friends—bourreés to VivaldiCD-SDL 376 Disappearing World - Unique recordings of music from 17 endangered cultures CD-SDL 378 Church Bells Of England - 16 famous peals, Cotswolds, Bristol incl. St. Pauls, Westminster CD-SDL 383 Sing Lustily & With Good Courage - Favourite 18th c. hymns - Maddy Prior/ Carnival BandCD-SDL 387 Traditional Arabic Music - Hassan Erraji with Arabesque - ud, nay, saz, darbouka, bandir, etcCD-SDL 388 Music Of the Andes - Caliche - pan-pipes, charango, quena, bombo drum, etcCD-SDL 391 Traditional Songs of Scotland - Ray Fisher with bagpipe, violin, accordion etcCD-SDL 393 English Country Dances - The Broadside Band - favourite Playford dancesCD-SDL 396 Vocal Traditions of Bulgaria - exciting music from the Archives of Radio SofiaCD-SDL 400 English National Songs - Lucie Skeaping & John Potter with The Broadside BandCD-SDL 402 Traditional Songs of England - Jo Freya with fiddles, concertina, hurdy-gurdy, viols, etcCD-SDL 403 Spirit of Polynesia - The David Fanshawe trilogy of traditional Pacific music, volume 1CD-SDL 405 Sea Songs & Shanties - from the last days of sail -Bob Roberts, Cadgwith Fishermen, etcCD-SDL 406 Traditional Songs of Wales - Siwsann George with Welsh triple harp, crwth, hurdy-gurdy, etcCD-SDL 408 The Victorian Musical Box - numerous rare disc and cylinder musical boxesCD-SDL 409 Songs and Dances From Shakespeare - The Broadside Band and singersCD-SDL 413 Cockney Kings of Music Hall - the original recordingsCD-SDL 417 A Celtic Christmas - from Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Cornwall and BritannyCD-SDL 419 Old English Nursery Rhymes - Vivien Ellis / Tim Laycock and The Broadside BandCD-SDL 422 Compline & Other Chant: Latin & English, nuns of Stanbrook/monks of Prinknash AbbeysCD-SDL 427 Folk Music of Tibet - field recordings of songs and instrumental musicCD-SDL 429 Carillon Bells of Britain - Kilmarnock, Aberdeen, Perth, Bournville, LoughboroughCD-SDL 430 The Celtic Harp - The Celtic heritage of harp music from Wales, Ireland and ScotlandCD-SAR 10 Clarinet Collection - Alan Hacker (historic clarinets) with keyboard, etcCD-SAR 18 Guitar Collection - Nigel North (historic guitars) with Maggie Cole (keyboards)CD-SAR 53 Music For Mandolin - Alison Stevens - mandolin duets, mandolin & fortepianoCD-SAR 62 A Golden Treasury of Elizabethan MusicCD-SAR 63 A Golden Treasury of Medieval MusicCD-SAR 69 A Golden Treasury of Ancient Instruments

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The St. Clement Danes ChoraleLynne Hirst, Sally Dunkley

Robin Barda, Alan GilesJohn Nixon, Peter Bamber

Kenneth Jones, Mark Wildman

Organ: Martindale Sidwell Trumpet: John Wilbraham

Recorded at St Clement Danes, November 1985 by Gef Lucena of Saydisc and David Wilkins of Valley Recordings using

Calrec Soundfield microphone, PCM 701 Digital encoder and CLUE editing system.

Printed and made in ECISRC: GBAJX86356 01 to 13

©1986, Saydisc Records, EnglandSAYDISC RECORDS, THE BARTON, INGLESTONE COMMON,

BADMINTON, S. GLOS GL9 1BX, ENGLANDFax: 01454 299858 Email: saydisc@aol.com

website: www.saydisc.com

Stanford (1852-1924) This motet is one of a group of three,composed in 1905.

Today, Jesus Christ, the King of glory,has ascended into the heavens. He sits at the Father's right hand, rulingheaven and earth.

Now are David's songs fulfilled. Now is the Lord with his Lord.He sits upon the Royal throne of God, In this his greatest triumph.

Let us bless the Lord: Let the Holy Trinity be praised. Let us give thanks to the Lord. Alleluia! Amen.

11. Let the bright Seraphim Handel (1685-1759) This aria with trumpet obbligato from theoratorio Samson, like its composer, needsno introduction. The soloists are LynneHirst and John Wilbraham.

PASSIONTIDE AND GENERAL12. Greater Love John Ireland (1879-1962)

Irelands’s output over a period of at leastfifty years was small, but covered a widefield. This anthem, composed in 1912,was dedicated to Charles Macphersonand the choristers of St Paul's Cathedral.The soloists here are John Nixon, tenor,Lynne Hirst and Kenneth Jones.

13. Toccata in B minorGigout (1844-1925 )A glorious and virtuosic finale from thefine organ at St Clement Danes byMartindale Sidwell.

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having seen. The hope of Israel, the Light of men.

Help now Thy servants gracious Lord,that we may ever beAs once the faithful Simeon was,rejoicing but in Thee;And when we must from earth departuretake, may gently fall asleep,And with Thee wake.

PASSIONTIDE7. Adoramus Te Jesu Christe Jacob Handl (1550-1591) Handl was one of the best and mostprolific composers of his time. Thisbeautiful motet for double choir in thestyle of the Venetian School isremarkable for its breadth and simplicity.

Adoramus Te Jesu Christe, etbenedicimus tibi, quia per Crucem tuam redemisti mundum.

(Jesus Christ we adore thee and we blessthee because Thou has redeemed theworld by thy Cross.)

7th Antiphon at Matins on Holy CrossDay (September 14)

WHITSUNTIDE8. Ye now are sorrowful Brahms (1833-l897) This soprano aria is from the well knownGerman Requiem. The words are from anEnglish version of Luther's translation ofthe bible. The soloist is Lynne Hirst.

Ye now are sorrowful. Howbeit, ye shallagain behold me, and your heart shall bejoyful, and your joy no man taketh fromyou. Look upon me. Ye know that for alittle time labour and sorrow were mine.But at the last I have found comfort. YeaI will comfort you, as one whom his ownmother comforteth.

EASTERTIDE9. This joyfu1 EastertideTraditionally known as a Dutch carol. Itis here sung to the Cowley Carol Bookversion which is prefaced thus:-

"Words written for the tune of Hoe grootde vrugten zijn, from David's Psalmen,Amsterdam, 1685. Harmony by CharlesWood".

ASCENSION10. Coelos ascendit hodie

ST. CLEMENT DANESTHE CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE

1 Psalm 23 Sidwell [2'13"]ADVENT

2 How shall I fitly meet Thee J.S. Bach [1'38"]CHRISTMAS

3 O magnum mysterium Victoria [4'06"]4 Stille Nacht Franz Gruber [2'58"]5 I saw three ships Trad arr Sidwell [1'43"]

EPIPHANY (CANDLEMAS—PRESENTATION)6 When to the temple Mary went Eccard [3'10"]

PASSIONTIDE7 Adoramus Te Jesu Christe Jacob Handl [3'03"]

WHITSUNTIDE8 Ye now are sorrowful Brahms [6'38"]

EASTERTIDE9 This joyfu1 Eastertide [2'25"]

ASCENSION10 Coelos ascendit hodie Stanford [1'47"]11 Let the bright Seraphim Handel [6'48"]

PASSIONTIDE AND GENERAL12 Greater Love John Ireland [6'07"]13 Toccata in B minor Gigout [3'03"]

Total duration: 45'43"

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Legend has it that when King Alfred(871-901) expelled the Danes from theCity of London he permitted those withEnglish wives to settle just outside theCity walls. This settlement wasassociated with the building of theChurch known ever since as St ClementDanes.

The mediaeval Church erected in the14th century escaped the Great Fire ofLondon (1666), but it was so dilapidatedit was rebuilt in 1681 by Sir ChristopherWren. In May 1941 the Church wasreduced to ruins by fire bombs, but afterthe war substantial funds raised by theCommonwealth and allied Air Forces andCivilian benefactors enabled the Churchto be restored to its former glory, largelyas a memorial to all who died whileserving in the Air Force. It wasreconsecrated in the presence of HerMajesty the Queen in October 1958 asThe Central Church of the Royal AirForce.

As the famous "Oranges and Lemons'',Church, whose bells play this traditionaltune at three hourly intervals during the

day, the bells also ring out across Londonas a reminder and call the many specialServices and Commemorations. TheChurch is well known for the higheststandard of its musical tradition, whichhas been maintained since the reopeningin 1958 by the same Director of Music,Martindale Sidwell, with a small choir ofeight professional singers.

The "Oranges and Lemons'' chime can beheard on the CD Carillon Bells of GreatBritain Saydisc CD-SDL 429 andchange ringing on the St Clement’s pealof bells is on the CD Church Bells ofEngland Saydisc CD-SDL 378 where anexcerpt (‘touch’) of the change-ringingmethod London Surprise Royal can beheard.

1. Psalm 23. Words from the Book ofCommon Prayer. Music by MartindaleSidwell

ADVENT2. How shall I fitly meet Thee J.-S. Bach—a chorale from his Christmas Oratorio.

CHRISTMAS3. O magnum mysterium T. L. de Victoria (c. 1548-1611) Victoria was the greatest Spanishrepresentative of the Roman School ofcomposition headed by Palestrina.

O magnum mysterium, et admirabilesacramentum, ut Animalia viderentDominum natum jacentem in praesepio.

O beata Virgo, cujus viscera merueruntportare Dominum

Jesum Christum. Alleluia

(0 great and wonderful sacred mystery,that beasts should see the newborn Lord,lying in a manger!

O blessed Virgin, whose womb wasworthy to bear the Lord Jesus Christ, Alleluia)

4. Stille NachtFranz GruberGruber became organist of the littleAustrian village church of St. Nicholas inOberndorf in 1816.

On Christmas Eve, 1818, the curate ofthe church brought a poem to Gruber,asking him to set it to music. Gruberobliged with a simple composition whichwas performed on that same holy night,and with considerable success. Theversion of the melody used by MartindaleSidwell in this arrangement is notentirely Gruber’s own, but it is the onewhich is almost universally known.

5. I saw three shipsThis arrangement of the English traditional carol is by MartindaleSidwell.

EPIPHANY (CANDLEMAS—PRESENTATION)6. When to the temple Mary went Eccard (1553-1611) Translated from the German by The Rev.J. Troutbeck.When to the temple Mary went, andbrought the Holy Child; Him did the aged Simeon see, as it hadbeen revealed. He took up Jesus in his arms, andblessing God he said In peace I now depart, my Saviour

4 5

Legend has it that when King Alfred(871-901) expelled the Danes from theCity of London he permitted those withEnglish wives to settle just outside theCity walls. This settlement wasassociated with the building of theChurch known ever since as St ClementDanes.

The mediaeval Church erected in the14th century escaped the Great Fire ofLondon (1666), but it was so dilapidatedit was rebuilt in 1681 by Sir ChristopherWren. In May 1941 the Church wasreduced to ruins by fire bombs, but afterthe war substantial funds raised by theCommonwealth and allied Air Forces andCivilian benefactors enabled the Churchto be restored to its former glory, largelyas a memorial to all who died whileserving in the Air Force. It wasreconsecrated in the presence of HerMajesty the Queen in October 1958 asThe Central Church of the Royal AirForce.

As the famous "Oranges and Lemons'',Church, whose bells play this traditionaltune at three hourly intervals during the

day, the bells also ring out across Londonas a reminder and call the many specialServices and Commemorations. TheChurch is well known for the higheststandard of its musical tradition, whichhas been maintained since the reopeningin 1958 by the same Director of Music,Martindale Sidwell, with a small choir ofeight professional singers.

The "Oranges and Lemons'' chime can beheard on the CD Carillon Bells of GreatBritain Saydisc CD-SDL 429 andchange ringing on the St Clement’s pealof bells is on the CD Church Bells ofEngland Saydisc CD-SDL 378 where anexcerpt (‘touch’) of the change-ringingmethod London Surprise Royal can beheard.

1. Psalm 23. Words from the Book ofCommon Prayer. Music by MartindaleSidwell

ADVENT2. How shall I fitly meet Thee J.-S. Bach—a chorale from his Christmas Oratorio.

CHRISTMAS3. O magnum mysterium T. L. de Victoria (c. 1548-1611) Victoria was the greatest Spanishrepresentative of the Roman School ofcomposition headed by Palestrina.

O magnum mysterium, et admirabilesacramentum, ut Animalia viderentDominum natum jacentem in praesepio.

O beata Virgo, cujus viscera merueruntportare Dominum

Jesum Christum. Alleluia

(0 great and wonderful sacred mystery,that beasts should see the newborn Lord,lying in a manger!

O blessed Virgin, whose womb wasworthy to bear the Lord Jesus Christ, Alleluia)

4. Stille NachtFranz GruberGruber became organist of the littleAustrian village church of St. Nicholas inOberndorf in 1816.

On Christmas Eve, 1818, the curate ofthe church brought a poem to Gruber,asking him to set it to music. Gruberobliged with a simple composition whichwas performed on that same holy night,and with considerable success. Theversion of the melody used by MartindaleSidwell in this arrangement is notentirely Gruber’s own, but it is the onewhich is almost universally known.

5. I saw three shipsThis arrangement of the English traditional carol is by MartindaleSidwell.

EPIPHANY (CANDLEMAS—PRESENTATION)6. When to the temple Mary went Eccard (1553-1611) Translated from the German by The Rev.J. Troutbeck.When to the temple Mary went, andbrought the Holy Child; Him did the aged Simeon see, as it hadbeen revealed. He took up Jesus in his arms, andblessing God he said In peace I now depart, my Saviour

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having seen. The hope of Israel, the Light of men.

Help now Thy servants gracious Lord,that we may ever beAs once the faithful Simeon was,rejoicing but in Thee;And when we must from earth departuretake, may gently fall asleep,And with Thee wake.

PASSIONTIDE7. Adoramus Te Jesu Christe Jacob Handl (1550-1591) Handl was one of the best and mostprolific composers of his time. Thisbeautiful motet for double choir in thestyle of the Venetian School isremarkable for its breadth and simplicity.

Adoramus Te Jesu Christe, etbenedicimus tibi, quia per Crucem tuam redemisti mundum.

(Jesus Christ we adore thee and we blessthee because Thou has redeemed theworld by thy Cross.)

7th Antiphon at Matins on Holy CrossDay (September 14)

WHITSUNTIDE8. Ye now are sorrowful Brahms (1833-l897) This soprano aria is from the well knownGerman Requiem. The words are from anEnglish version of Luther's translation ofthe bible. The soloist is Lynne Hirst.

Ye now are sorrowful. Howbeit, ye shallagain behold me, and your heart shall bejoyful, and your joy no man taketh fromyou. Look upon me. Ye know that for alittle time labour and sorrow were mine.But at the last I have found comfort. YeaI will comfort you, as one whom his ownmother comforteth.

EASTERTIDE9. This joyfu1 EastertideTraditionally known as a Dutch carol. Itis here sung to the Cowley Carol Bookversion which is prefaced thus:-

"Words written for the tune of Hoe grootde vrugten zijn, from David's Psalmen,Amsterdam, 1685. Harmony by CharlesWood".

ASCENSION10. Coelos ascendit hodie

ST. CLEMENT DANESTHE CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE

1 Psalm 23 Sidwell [2'13"]ADVENT

2 How shall I fitly meet Thee J.S. Bach [1'38"]CHRISTMAS

3 O magnum mysterium Victoria [4'06"]4 Stille Nacht Franz Gruber [2'58"]5 I saw three ships Trad arr Sidwell [1'43"]

EPIPHANY (CANDLEMAS—PRESENTATION)6 When to the temple Mary went Eccard [3'10"]

PASSIONTIDE7 Adoramus Te Jesu Christe Jacob Handl [3'03"]

WHITSUNTIDE8 Ye now are sorrowful Brahms [6'38"]

EASTERTIDE9 This joyfu1 Eastertide [2'25"]

ASCENSION10 Coelos ascendit hodie Stanford [1'47"]11 Let the bright Seraphim Handel [6'48"]

PASSIONTIDE AND GENERAL12 Greater Love John Ireland [6'07"]13 Toccata in B minor Gigout [3'03"]

Total duration: 45'43"

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The St. Clement Danes ChoraleLynne Hirst, Sally Dunkley

Robin Barda, Alan GilesJohn Nixon, Peter Bamber

Kenneth Jones, Mark Wildman

Organ: Martindale Sidwell Trumpet: John Wilbraham

Recorded at St Clement Danes, November 1985 by Gef Lucena of Saydisc and David Wilkins of Valley Recordings using

Calrec Soundfield microphone, PCM 701 Digital encoder and CLUE editing system.

Printed and made in ECISRC: GBAJX86356 01 to 13

©1986, Saydisc Records, EnglandSAYDISC RECORDS, THE BARTON, INGLESTONE COMMON,

BADMINTON, S. GLOS GL9 1BX, ENGLANDFax: 01454 299858 Email: saydisc@aol.com

website: www.saydisc.com

Stanford (1852-1924) This motet is one of a group of three,composed in 1905.

Today, Jesus Christ, the King of glory,has ascended into the heavens. He sits at the Father's right hand, rulingheaven and earth.

Now are David's songs fulfilled. Now is the Lord with his Lord.He sits upon the Royal throne of God, In this his greatest triumph.

Let us bless the Lord: Let the Holy Trinity be praised. Let us give thanks to the Lord. Alleluia! Amen.

11. Let the bright Seraphim Handel (1685-1759) This aria with trumpet obbligato from theoratorio Samson, like its composer, needsno introduction. The soloists are LynneHirst and John Wilbraham.

PASSIONTIDE AND GENERAL12. Greater Love John Ireland (1879-1962)

Irelands’s output over a period of at leastfifty years was small, but covered a widefield. This anthem, composed in 1912,was dedicated to Charles Macphersonand the choristers of St Paul's Cathedral.The soloists here are John Nixon, tenor,Lynne Hirst and Kenneth Jones.

13. Toccata in B minorGigout (1844-1925 )A glorious and virtuosic finale from thefine organ at St Clement Danes byMartindale Sidwell.

Some of our SAYDISC unusual, traditional & exotic albums and Amon Ra authentic performances onoriginal instruments. Visit www.saydisc.com or write for more details and suppliers:CD-SDL 325 Like Waves Against The Sand - trad music from China - pipa, erhu, yanqin, percussionCD-SDL 327 Enchanted Carols - musical boxes, handbells, handbell choir, street pianos, brass bandCD-SDL 333 Ringing Clear - Handbell tune and change ringing in various stylesCD-SDL 343 On Kielder Side - Northumbrian Pipe music from Kathryn TickellCD-SDL 353 Fleur Du Jura - Parisian style cafe music from Danielle Pauly - French accordion QueenCD-SDL 358 Keep The Home Fires Burning - music of the 1st World War from the original recordings CD-SDL 360 Under The Greenwood Tree - Carols and dances from Thomas Hardy manuscripts, etcCD-SDL 367 Kurokami- Traditional music of Japan -koto/shakuhachi/shamisenCD-SDL 373 Music From The Time Of The Spanish Armada -The York Waits renaissance town bandCD-SDL 374 The Music Of The Hurdy Gurdy - Nigel Eaton & friends—bourreés to VivaldiCD-SDL 376 Disappearing World - Unique recordings of music from 17 endangered cultures CD-SDL 378 Church Bells Of England - 16 famous peals, Cotswolds, Bristol incl. St. Pauls, Westminster CD-SDL 383 Sing Lustily & With Good Courage - Favourite 18th c. hymns - Maddy Prior/ Carnival BandCD-SDL 387 Traditional Arabic Music - Hassan Erraji with Arabesque - ud, nay, saz, darbouka, bandir, etcCD-SDL 388 Music Of the Andes - Caliche - pan-pipes, charango, quena, bombo drum, etcCD-SDL 391 Traditional Songs of Scotland - Ray Fisher with bagpipe, violin, accordion etcCD-SDL 393 English Country Dances - The Broadside Band - favourite Playford dancesCD-SDL 396 Vocal Traditions of Bulgaria - exciting music from the Archives of Radio SofiaCD-SDL 400 English National Songs - Lucie Skeaping & John Potter with The Broadside BandCD-SDL 402 Traditional Songs of England - Jo Freya with fiddles, concertina, hurdy-gurdy, viols, etcCD-SDL 403 Spirit of Polynesia - The David Fanshawe trilogy of traditional Pacific music, volume 1CD-SDL 405 Sea Songs & Shanties - from the last days of sail -Bob Roberts, Cadgwith Fishermen, etcCD-SDL 406 Traditional Songs of Wales - Siwsann George with Welsh triple harp, crwth, hurdy-gurdy, etcCD-SDL 408 The Victorian Musical Box - numerous rare disc and cylinder musical boxesCD-SDL 409 Songs and Dances From Shakespeare - The Broadside Band and singersCD-SDL 413 Cockney Kings of Music Hall - the original recordingsCD-SDL 417 A Celtic Christmas - from Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Cornwall and BritannyCD-SDL 419 Old English Nursery Rhymes - Vivien Ellis / Tim Laycock and The Broadside BandCD-SDL 422 Compline & Other Chant: Latin & English, nuns of Stanbrook/monks of Prinknash AbbeysCD-SDL 427 Folk Music of Tibet - field recordings of songs and instrumental musicCD-SDL 429 Carillon Bells of Britain - Kilmarnock, Aberdeen, Perth, Bournville, LoughboroughCD-SDL 430 The Celtic Harp - The Celtic heritage of harp music from Wales, Ireland and ScotlandCD-SAR 10 Clarinet Collection - Alan Hacker (historic clarinets) with keyboard, etcCD-SAR 18 Guitar Collection - Nigel North (historic guitars) with Maggie Cole (keyboards)CD-SAR 53 Music For Mandolin - Alison Stevens - mandolin duets, mandolin & fortepianoCD-SAR 62 A Golden Treasury of Elizabethan MusicCD-SAR 63 A Golden Treasury of Medieval MusicCD-SAR 69 A Golden Treasury of Ancient Instruments

SAYDISC RECORDS, THE BARTON, INGLESTONE COMMON, BADMINTON, S.GLOS. GL9 1BX, ENGLAND.

Fax: +(0)1454 299 858 E-Mail: Saydisc@aol.com Website: www.saydisc.comMade in EC

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1 Psalm 23 Sidwell [2'13"]ADVENT

2 How shall I fitly meet Thee J.S. Bach [1'38"]CHRISTMAS

3 O magnum mysterium Victoria [4'06"]4 Stille Nacht Franz Gruber [2'58"]5 I saw three ships Trad arr Sidwell [1'43"]

EPIPHANY6 When to the temple Mary went

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7 Adoramus Te Jesu Christe

Jacob Handl [3'03"]WHITSUNTIDE

8 Ye now are sorrowful Brahms [6'38"]EASTERTIDE

9 This joyfu1 Eastertide [2'25"]ASCENSION

10 Coelos ascendit hodie Stanford [1'47"]11 Let the bright Seraphim Handel [6'48"]

PASSIONTIDE AND GENERAL12 Greater Love John Ireland [6'07"]13 Toccata in B minor Gigout [3'03"]

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