Loughborough Carillon

Sunday 3rd August 2008 at 15:30 to 16:30
Recital by Gerald Martindale, Carillonneur at Toronto

1. Prelude Con Fughetta - Marcel Siebers (1955-)
2. Songs About European Cities (1)

• I Love Paris - Cole Porter (1891-1964)
• Wonderful Copenhagen - Frank Loesser (1910-1969)
• Vienna, City of My Dreams - R. Sieczynski (1879-1952)

3. Allegretto from “Sonata in Antique Style” - Percival Price (1901-1985)
4. Three Favourite Hymns (2)

• When Morning Guilds The Skies - Joseph Barnby (1838-1896)
• Holy, Holy, Holy - John Dykes (1823-1876)
• When I Survey The Wondrous Cross - Edward Miller (1735-1807)

5. Variations On An Original Theme - Violet Archer (1913-2000)
6. Night Music for Carillon - Jan Jarvlepp (1953- )
7. From the Classics
The Swan (3) - C. Saint-Saens (1835-1921)
8. Soaring (l’Envole) Claude Aubin
9. Three Songs (1)

• Early One Morning - from England
• Once A Canadian Lad - from Canada
• We’ll Keep A Welcome - Mai Jones (1899-1960) (Welsh composer)

10. Theme And Variations - Staff Nees (1901-1965)

Arrangements:
(1) Gerald Martindale (2) Beverly Buchanan (3) Wendell Westcott

Canadian composers and arrangers are in bold print.

This concert is supported by the Canada Council for the Arts.

Sunday 27 July 2008 at 15.30 to 16:30
Recital by Trevor Workman – Carillonneur Bournville Village Trust

1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

• Voi Che Sapete from the ‘Marriage of Figaro’
• Laudate Dominum from “Vesperae solenne de confessore” KV 339

2. Songs of love from France:

• L’amour est bleu (Love is blue) - Andre Popp - Words Pierre Cour
• Roses de Picardie (Roses of Picardy) - Haydn Wood – Words Pierre D’Amor
• La Vie En Rose (take me to your heart again) - Louigy – Words Edith Piaff

3. The music of Frederic Chopin: - (arranged for carillon by Clifford Ball)
4. Prelude No. 4 in E minor
5. Prelude No. 7 in A
6. Nocturne in E flat
7. In lighter vein:

• Aint misbehavin’ - Thomas ‘Fats’ Waller
• ‘Elizabethan Serenade’ - Ronald Binge (arranged Clifford Ball)
• ‘Thank you for the music’ - Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus (Abba)

8. Finalé

• The Second Waltz - Dimitri Shostakovich (arranged Frank Steijn)
• Prelude No. 5 in D minor - Matthias Van Den Gheyn

Saturday 26th July 2008 at 13:00 t0 14:00
Recital by Anthony Brookes, Carillonneur at St Helens

1.The Emperor Waltz    -    Strauss
2.Pavane -    Faure
3.Ivor Novello Selection    - Novello
4.Kiss Me Again    -    Herbert
5.Melody in F    -    Rubenstein
6.Jupiter (from The Planet Suite)- Holst
7.Rendezvous    -    Aletter
8.Sleeping Beauty Waltz    -    Tchaikovsky
9.Over the Rainbow    -    Arlen
10.Softly As in A Morning Sunrise -    Romberg
11.Love’s Old Sweet Song -    Molloy/Bingham
12.My Heart, At Thy Sweet Voice    -    Saint Saens
13.Ave Maria    -    Gounod
14.Crimond (The Lord’s My Shepherd)    - Irvine
15. Trumpet Tune    -    Clarke

LOUGHBOROUGH CARILLON WEEK 2008

Thursday 24th July 2008 at 1pm
Recital by Lynne Morgan, Assistant Carillonneur at Loughborough

1.Tambourin    - F. Gossec
2.March William Tell -    Rossini
3.All things Bright and Beautiful
4.Minuet in G -    Beethoven
5.The man I love -    Gershwin
6.English Country Garden
7.Selection of nursery rhymes
8.New World    - A Dvorak
9.Morning -    Grieg
10.Selection of songs from war years
11. The Happy Farmer    - Schumann

LOUGHBOROUGH CARILLON WEEK 2008

Wednesday 23rd July 2008 13:00 to 14:00
Recital by Ian Cassells, Carillonneur at St John’s Kirk, Perth

1.Kelvingrove – Intrada - Scottish Trad/ Hans Leo Hassler
Chimes of Dunfermline Abbey (1938) - William Torrance
Psalm 106: Give praise & thanks unto the Lord
2.Sinfonia ( Jesu Joy, Cantata 156) - J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
3.Summer is icumen in - English Trad
Now is the month of maying - Thomas Morley (1557 – 1602)
4.Echo - Gherardus Scronx (16th Century)
Prelude au Te Deum - M-A. Charpentier (c.1645 – 1704)
5.Prelude, Fugue & March (Riccardo) - G. F. Handel (1685 – 1759)
6.Gymnopedie no. 1 - Erik Satie (1866 – 1925)
7.Greensleeves – When I was one & Twenty - English Trad Folksongs
Early one morning – Brimbledon Fair – Linden
Lea – My bonny boy – Oranges & Lemons
8.A Nightingale sang – The last All Clear – World War II Favourites
White Cliffs of Dover – Seigfried Line
9.Golden Slumbers – Teddy Bears’ Picnic - Children’s Classics
Dame get up – A frog he would
10.Jerusalem – Land of hope – Rule Britannia Parry/Elgar/Arne
11.Ye banks & braes – Laird o Cockpen - Scottish Airs
A red, red rose – I’ll aye ca in – Lady Cassells Lilt -
Piper o Dundee
12.Loughborough Chimes (2008) - Ian Cassells
Chorale – Processional – Pastorale - Toccata