Harrison Oxley

No wonder we call this The Ultimate Finishing Touch - after all, how else could you describe a mega-collection of 225 of Harrison Oxley's beautifully crafted alter native settings and last-verse arran...

Work for Organ composed in 1964.

Mater Ora Filium is an Irish folk song arranged as a carol to anonymous 15th-century words by Charles Wood. This version has been re-arranged for treble voices (two-part with optional solo) and organ...

Angels Through The Heavens Winging is a traditional german carol from the 14th century arranged for treble voices and organ with English words by Harrison Oxley.

Twenty-five anthems for mixed voices compiled by Malcolm Archer.

46 pieces for funeral and memorial services, arranged by those giants of the organ fraternity, Harrison Oxley and Noel Rawsthorne.

A lovely setting of words by Charles Cotton (1630-1687) with original music by Harrison Oxley. A great range is not required (High voice Eb-G, Low voice C-E) and both keys are printed in the same copy...

Prelude 'Whence is that goodly fragrance?' and Caprice 'God Rest ye merry gentleman'.