The Organist’s Liturgical Year

Advent
Advent aria – Adrian Vernon Fish
Advent reflections – Rosalie Bonighton
Aria – Simon Clark
Melismata variations – Richard Proulx

Christmas
A carol – Andrew Fletcher
Echo carol – John Marsh
Paean on the morning of Christ’s nativity – Andrew Gant
Pastorale – Richard Lloyd
Baptism of the Lord (Baptism of the Lord) – Malcolm McKelvey
Bring him gold, incense and myrrh (Epiphany) – Colin Mawby
Light of the nations(Presentation of the Lord) – Andrew Moore

Lent
Meditation for Ash Wednesday – June Nixon
Eden – Betty Roe
Lenten passacaglia – Richard Pantcheff
Numeralis – Richard Proulx
Reflective prelude – James Patten
Solemn processional march – Martin Setchell

Holy Week
Processional(Palm Sunday) – Christopher Tambling
Ubi caritas (Maundy Thursday) – Colin Mawby
‘It is finished’ (Good Friday) – Stanley Vann

Easter
Dum Transiset Sabbatum – Andrew Gant
Easter alleluias – Martin Setchell
Exultation – Richard Lloyd
Festive joy – Simon Clark
Gospel fanfare – Andrew Fletcher
‘Mary’, ‘Rabboni!’ – Rosalie Bonighton
Resurrection dance – Adrian Vernon Fish
Christ triumphant (Ascension) – John Marsh

Pentecost

Prelude on Veni, Sancte Spiritus – Colin Mawby
Holy, holy, holy (Trinity Sunday) – Malcolm McKelvey
Reflection on ‘Adoro te devote’ (Corpus Christi) – Andrew Moore

Sundays of the Year
Acclamation – June Nixon
Andante con moto – Christopher Tambling
Cantilena – Stanley Vann
Ite, missa est – James Patten
Litterarum ordine – Richard Proulx
Ordinary time – more or less – Rosalie Bonighton
Passacaglia on a Danish threefold amen – Martin Setchell
Quoniam tu solus sanctus – Adrian Vernon Fish
St Felix – Betty Roe
Sundays of the year – Richard Pantcheff
Christus Pastor Rex (Christ the King) – Rosalie Bonighton

Feasts of the blessed Virgin
Ave Maris Stella – Andrew Moore
Ave Maris Stella – Colin Mawby
Feast of the blessed Virgin – Malcolm McKelvey
Variations on a French folk tune – June Nixon

Harvest
Gavotte and jig – Betty Roe
Toccata for harvest – Martin Setchell

All Saints’ Day
Elegy – Richard Lloyd

Remembrance Sunday
Remembrance – Andrew Gant