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This volume of organ music by Kenneth Leighton, Professor of Music at Edinburgh University until his death in 1988, is both welcome and timely. We can now look back on the work of the late 20th... — The Organ More…

The first thing to say about this handsome new collection (2019) is that the word 'ceremonial', is somewhat misleading . . . Francis Jackson's Prelude on East Acklam is lovely (despite the weird... — Organists' Review More…

For anyone who has not experienced the delights of Jongen this is a very attractive issue — The Organ More…

This set of short and accessible pieces provides the organist with plenty of material to suit a variety of liturgical occasions . . . Andrew Carter has written some superb music and this collection... — The Organ More…

Elegy is a monothematic composition with a melody that might have come from one of his choral works . . . Of only moderate difficulty, this would be useful either as a postlude or a processional... — Journal of the Association of Anglican Musicians More…

The undertaking, which must have spanned many years, provides us with a feast of treasures . . . There are few weak moments in this magnum opus and I would urge all keyboard performers to obtain... — Organists' Review More…

These are all well-structured compositions rather than 'hymn-fillers'. Keys are chosen to match those frequently found in hymn books, but it would be a pity just to use these pieces (and inevitably... — Royal School of Church Music More…