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2pm Sunday 6 October 2002
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Carillon Students
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The University of Sydney
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Program
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Louise Grantham
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Three Scandinavian hymns*
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The Clock Chimes, Time Passes
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. . . . . Oluf Ring (1922)
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The Bright Day has Passed
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. . . Danish folkmelodie (16thC)
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None Reaches Eternal Rest
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. . . . . Swedish folksong
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Widele wedele
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. . . . . German folksong*
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Wraggle-Taggle Gypsies
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. . . English folksong (arr J D Gordon)
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David of the White Rock
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. . . Welsh folksong (arr J D Gordon
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Szakura, Szakura
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. . . Japanese folksong (arr Aimé Lombaert)
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Kojo No Tsuki (moon over ruined castle)
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. . . Japanese (arr LG)
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Gavotte and Musette (1920)
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. . . . . Leen 't Hart
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Etude (1964)
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. . . . . Gary White
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Isaac Wong
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Petite Suite
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. . . . . Leen 't Hart
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Rigaudon, Sarabande, Intermezzo
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Four Miniatures (1936)
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. . . . . John D Gordon
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Two American folksongs
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. . . . . arr Gary White
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Sweet William, Sally Brown
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Estudios 5 and 6
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. . . . . Fernando Sor (arr Ronald Barnes)
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C'est le Mai, joli Mai
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. . . . . French folksong*
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Moo-Li-Hwa (jasmine flower)
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. . . . . Chinese folksong*
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Dancing Bells
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. . . . . Leen 't Hart
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Advance Australia Fair
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