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Performer: David Bednall BAX: Far in a western brookland. In the morning. When I was one-and-twenty (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | BEDNALL, D.: Come, Holy Ghost. Lux et Origo. Hail, Gladdening Light. Adagio for Organ. The Gloucester Service (Review by Martin Anderson) | organ | BEDNALL, D.: Easter Alleluia. The Wells Service (excerpts) (Review by Martin Anderson) | organ | BEDNALL, D.: Requiem. O Come Let Us Sing. Salvator mundi. Let All the World (Review by Martin Anderson) | organ | BEDNALL, D.: Requiem. O Come Let Us Sing. Salvator mundi. Let All the World (Review by Steven E. Ritter) | organ | BOWMAN, CALVIN: R.L.S (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | BURGON: As the angels stood. Apple Blossom. Corpus Christi Carol. The song of the creatures (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURGON: At the round earth’s imagined corners (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURGON: Come let us pity not the dead (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURGON: Death be not proud (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURGON: Magnificat (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURGON: Nunc dimittis (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURGON: Te Deum (Review by James Carson) | organ | BURROWS: Grenadier. The half-moon. The Sigh. From Far (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | DAUBNEY: The land of lost content (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | DURO: Is my team ploughing? (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | LEIGHTON, KENNETH: Chorale Prelude on “Rockingham.” O God, enfold me in the sun. Morning Canticles. The World’s Desire (Review by Alan Swanson) | organ | LEIGHTON, KENNETH: Sequence for All Saints (Review by Alan Swanson) | organ | MOERAN: When smoke stood up. When I last came to Ludlow. Far in a western brookland (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | POLLARD: Because I liked you better (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | SOMERVELL: A Shropshire Lad (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano | WEGENER: Look not in my eyes (Review by Ronald E. Grames) | piano |
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