Pages 1 to 3 (written in ink): FRCO Fugue for organ in G major (incomplete). Pages 3 and 4 (upside down in pencil): incomplete piece for organ in G major. Note by the author page 4: part of original manuscript of Song 34 published by Oxford University Press in "5 short chorale preludes".
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Schmücke Dich for organ. Key: B flat major. Metronome marking: adagio. Two sketches: one incomplete in ink, that contains on the reverse there is another fragment of a piece untitled for organ (in pencil). Key: A major. One in pencil with some differences.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Two anthems: 1. "Blessed is he", Psalm 41 versicles 1-3, for solo treble voice, flute and organ in E flat minor, metronome marking: 80 beats per minute. 2. O Praise the Lord, Psalm 117, for three treble voices, flute and organ in B flat major, metronome marking: 132 beats per minute.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Invitatory, prayers and suffrages for the choir of the Church of the Good Samaritan. Paoli, Pennsylvania. For voices (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) in G major.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Lord, in this thy mercies' day" for voices (soprano, alto, tenor, bass). Arranged from E. H. 76 by Peter Hurford (tune slightly altered). Key: E minor.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Scherzo" from the Suite for organ "Laudate Dominum", Metronome marking: minim = 120. "Ein' feast Burg" No. 2 [2nd. set] for organ. Incomplete draft of "Nun Danket alle Gott".
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Two Dialogues" for Organ. No. 1 (metronome marking: 84 beats per minute) and 2 (metronome marking: minim = 76) in G major, written in ink. Dialogue 1 (in pencil, different from Dialogue 1 in ink) and Dialogue 2 (in pencil, the same as Dialogue 2 in ink).
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Christ hath a garden", anthem for soprano, alto, tenor, bass unaccompanied. Words by Robert Bridges, after Isaac Watts. In C minor. Published by Basil Ramsey, publisher of music.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Five short chorale preludes. For organ. Edited by Oxford University Press. I: Wem in Leidenstagen in G major. Melody by F. Filitz (1804-76). II: On a Rouen church melody in A major. III: Song 34 (The angel's song) in G major. Melody by O. Gibbons (1583-1625). IV: Schmücke dich in B flat. Melody by J. Crüger (1598-1662). V: Gott des himmels in D major. Melody by H. Albert (1504-51).
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"For thee, O dear country". For soprano and tenor voices, and organ in E major. Words: Bernard of Morlaix c. 1140. Hillands. Arranged by Peter Hurford. Two copies: One has four pages, and the other one is reduced to fit in two pages.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Magdalen, cease from sobs and sighs" for unaccompanied voices (soprano, alto, tenor, bass). In F major. Words of "Pone luctum, Magdalena", translated by G. R. Woodward. Melody of "Nicht ruhen Magdalena kundt" (Köln, 1623), arranged by Peter Hurford. Published by Oxford University Press. In the series:The Oxford Choral Songs.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Noël Nouvelet", A Carol for Christmas and Epiphany, for voices (soprano, alto, tenor, bass). In E (metronome marking" 76 beats per minute). English translation by Wendy Marvin. French Carol (probably 16th century), arranged by Peter Hurford. Published by Oxford University Press. In the series:The Oxford Choral Songs.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"O mortal man, remember well", A Carol for mixed chorus (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) unaccompanied. In E minor (Metronome marking: minim = c. 54). Words: traditional. Published by Basil Ramsey, publisher of music.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
"Two Carols for Equal Voices". I: Blake's cradle song. For female voices and keyboard in Bb flat major (metronome marking: 66 beats per minute). II: Come, love we God! For solo or semi-chorus. Words from Shann MS (16th century). In F major (metronome marking: 120 beats per minute). Published by Basil Ramsey, publisher of music.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Carols from St. Albans. Sung by the Choir of the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Alban. Directed by Peter Hurford. Organ: Simon Lindley. Vinyl record. 33 1/3 RPM.
Side A:
De Virgin Mary had a baby boy (arranged by Malcolm Sargent)
Love came down at Christmas (John Rutter)
Bethlehem, of Noblest Cities (arranged by Peter Hurford)
There is no rose (Simon Preston)
Side B:
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (arranged by David Willcocks)
Puer Natus (Alun Hoddinott)
Sir Christemas (William Mathias)
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Handwritten lecture for the National Archive of Recorded Sound, October 1985. Typewritten programme of the music played during this lecture. Printed copy of another part of the lecture.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Letters between Peter Hurford and the editors of Oxford University Press regarding the proofs of Making Music on the Organ [Published by Oxford University Press in 1990], and Organ Illustrations made by Peter Hurford.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Typewritten full draft from 1984 of Making Music on the Organ. [Published by Oxford University Press in 1990]. Letter from Peter Hurford to the editor.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
Typewritten copy of a talk given at the IOF [International Organ Festival?] titled: "The English Organ Renaissance - where now? Has Mrs. Clarabella really retired?" 17 pages.
Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
