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Fj List Revised June2007 2 DR FRANCIS JACKSON—LIST OF WORKS, 1937-2006 Opus Title Date Other Details Publisher ANTHEMS 136 Adam lay ybounden 2002 For Sewanee University 40 Alleluia, Laudate Pueri Dominum (anthem for double choir) 1971 For Andrew Carter and the Chapter Banks House Choir 90 At the Name of Jesus (anthem based on Evelyns) 1990/92 For Anthony Burns-Cox 14 Audi, Filia (Hearken, O Daughter) SATB 1950 Version for SSA in Manuscript OUP/Banks 12 Ave Maria, Blessed Maid c1948 Based on tune 'St Alban' Faith Press 52 1 Ave Verum (unaccompanied motet) 1980 For St Margaret's, Ilkley 44 Blessing and Glory 1974 Anthem for RSCM book 30 Blow ye the Trumpet in Zion 1963 St Cecilia Service (St.Sepulchre's) OUP/Banks 40 Can I not syng but hoy? 1972 Carol Banks 86 Carmen Festiale 'When in our music God is glorified' 1991 For Dennis Townhill on his (F Pratt Green) (SATB double choir, unaccompanied). retirement from St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, May 1991 Cherry Tree Carol (SATB unaccompanied) 1992 Arrangement of traditional tune Banks 112 Christ is made the sure foundation 1997 For St Barnabas, Dulwich. First performance 19 September 1997 91 Christ is our Corner Stone 1993 Anthem for Ronald Stalford and All Saints, Worcester, Mass. 100 Christ is the Morning Star 1994 The Bede Anthem 113 1 Come Holy Ghost 1993 On a tune by Roy Bean Kirklees Cathedral Music 119 1 Come let us anew our journey pursue (A Millennium anthem) 1999 For the Bradford Choristers at Words by Charles Wesley Evensong in York Minster on the last Sunday of 1999 85 Come thou Holy Paraclete (SATB/Organ) 1991 For Grosvenor Chapel Paraclete Press 34 Daughters of Zion 1969 Anthem for Exeter Cathedral OUP Voluntary Choir 67 Eternal Power 1986 Roger Dean, Heritage Music Press, Dayton, Ohio 36 Evening Hymn (Sir Thomas Browne) SSAATTBB 1970 For Garrett O'Brien and the Exultate Banks Sngers 94 Except the Lord build the House 1993 Anthem for 75th anniversary of Guild of Mace Bearers, Leeds Parish Church, June 1993 127 Father Eternal (Housman) 2000 Introit for St. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh 15 June 2000 82 1 For all thy Saints, O Lord 1990 For Derby Cathedral 82 2 For the fruits of his creation 1989 Anthem based on East Acklam RSCM (Crown of the Year) 74 Gaudeamus 1988 For Harry Bramma on his retirement RSCM (The English Anthem from Southwark Cathedral Collection 1994) 113 God is gone up on high (on the tune of Clerkenwell, F.J.) 1997 Kirklees Cathedral Music 46 Henry VI's Prayer (anthem for SATB unaccompanied) 1975/76 For Richard Darke and the Choir of Banks St Edmund's Church, Roundhay 82 How awesome is this place 1990 Introit for St. Cuthbert's Church, Edinburgh 8 How bright these glorious spirits shine 1948 Anthem for SATB unaccompanied Year Book Press/Banks 152 Hymn for the Martyrs 2006 Ludlow Choral Week 147 2 Hymn to God the Father (Wilt Thou Forgive that Sin - John Donne) 2004 For the Exon Singers at the Tavistock Festival July 2005 107 I will extol Thee 1996 For Southern Cathedrals Festival, Winchester Cathedral 114 Incarnation's Promise 1998 Anthem for the Church of the Incarnation, Dallas 110 Introit: Verbum Caro (Communion Motet: Word made flesh) 1996 Collection entitled 'Draw Near With Kirklees Cathedral Music Faith' Jesu, Child of Mary (carol) in The Promised Messiah 1997 Ed. Philip Ledger Lorenz Corporation 109 1 Judge Eternal (anthem) 1997 For RSCM Area Festival, St Paul's London 36 Laetentur Coeli 1958/70 Introit for SATB Banks Lamb's high banquet we await, The 1992 Tune 'Deus tuorum militum' Banks 44 Lift up your heads, great gates 1974 Anthem for St Albans Diocesan OUP/Banks Choirs Festival 36 5 Lo, God is here 1971 Anthem for Dedication Festival OUP (Anthems for Choirs) 124 May the Grace of Christ our Saviour 2000 Anthem commissioned by Miss C. M. Wren in memory of Miss Bedson 36 O Most Merciful 1970 For the West Riding Cathedrals Banks 1986 Festival 52 2 O Salutaris Hostia (unaccompanied motet) 1989 For Father James Holdroyd Paraclete Press 115 O Salutaris Hostia No. 2 1998 For St Stephen's, Bournemouth, Banks Whitlock Festival 2 May 1998 121 O Thou not made with hands 2000 Anthem for the Old Choristers' Banks Federation, York Minster 105 On Christmas Day (Traherne) (choir and organ) 1995 For Ampleforth Scola Cantorum 95 Order our Days in Thy Peace 1993 For Leslie Matthews and the choir Banks of St Gregory's Minster, Kirkdale 44 People of Sion (alternative accompaniment for strings and organ) 1975 For Barry Brunton and the Choir of Banks Advent Anthem for ATB Bishop's Stortford Parish Church 48 Praise God in His Sanctuary (Psalm 150) 1978 For Macclesfield Parish Church Banks 700th anniversary 99 Praise the Lord and call upon his name 1994 For St Georges, Belfast 147 1 Prayer of John Donne (Bring us, O Lord God - E Milner-White) 2003 Written for the funeral of Lionel Banks Dakers. Dedicated to Juliet Dessain) 61 Prayer of St Francis (Italian) (Trebles mostly solo/unison and organ) 1984 For George Sharman and Dover Banks (Latin words by Gordon Pulin, English words by Harrison Oxley) College Junior Choir.. First Alternative accompaniment for strings and organ performance - Assisi, Holy Week 1984 59 Psalm 117 (118) Laudate Dominum (latin) 1983 For Gerard Beemster and S. Paraclete Press Christoph Church, Schagen 45 1 Psalm 139 (Mary Herbert) (SSAA with Organ or Piano or both) 1975 For Harrogate College Choir O Lord in me there lieth naught 45 2 Psalm 134 (introit for SATB + Organ) Behold, bless ye the Lord 1975 For the Choir of St Mary's Parish Banks Church, St Neots 47 1 Rejoice in the Lord, ye righteous 1976 For Barry Brunton's Choir Banks 67 Rejoice in the Lord all ye Saints 1985 For Ronald Stalford and the Choir of Paraclete Press All Saints, Worcester, Mass. 20 1 Remember for Good O Father (SATB and Organ) 1956 Dedication of astronomical clock, Novello York Minster 36 Sing a new song to the Lord (Psalm 98) 1970 For Leeds Philharmonic Centenary Novello 55 Sing Praise to God who reigns above 1981 For Exeter Cathedral Voluntary Banks Choir (1881-1981) for SATB 57 Song of Caedmon (including Psalm 148:1-12) 1981 Anthem for RSCM Newcastle Centenary, Dec 1982. 134 Song of Mary (Mary Holtby) 2000 For John Scarfe aet 65 126 Spacious Firmament on High, The 2000 Anthem for John Scarfe, Holy Island Spirit of Joyfulness (hymn-anthem on the tune 'Stradsett') 1999 In 'Love Divine' Church Music Society 10 St Patrick's Even Song (SATB unaccompanied) 1949 Organ added 28th September 1964 Banks 52 4 Tantum Ergo (unaccompanied) 1986 Paraclete Press 1989 118 Tantum Ergo No 2 (unaccompanied) 1999 For Caterham Parish Church Banks 133 Thanks be to the Lord 2002 Introit for the thanksgiving service in On the occasion of the Manchester Cathedral July 2002 Commonwealth Games attended by the Queen 120 Thee will I Love (Wesley and Scheffler) 1999 Anthem for an Age Concern service in St Ann's Cathedral, Belfast, 26 September 1999 There came Three Kings (unaccompanied) (arrangement) 1981 Banks 143 There comes a Galley, laden (carol) 2003 For the NHS annual carol service in York Minster 25th anniversary December 2003 73 Three Advent Carols 1987 Gabriel’s Message; I Know a Paraclete Press Flower; While the Careless World 63 Tu es Petrus (unaccompanied) 1984 For Peterborough Cathedral. First performed 29 June 1985 146 Tune me, O Lord (Christina Rossetti) 2004 Anthem for all Saints Church Worcester Massachusetts Twas in the year that King Uzziah died (SATB and organ) Arrangement of tenth century Banks melody 62 Up to those bright and gladsome hills 1976 Anthem for St Bride's Fleet Street. Paraclete Press Revised 1984. First performed 21 Oct 1984 144 What Sweeter Music (Herrick) 2003 Carol for Richard Darke and the choir of Knaresborough Parish Church, October 2003 CHAMBER MUSIC 4 a Pastorale for Flute, Viola and Piano 1944 One movement. Included in Trio op.128 3 Poem for Cello and Piano 1939/40 Romance for Oboe and Piano 2001 For Grace 123 Sonatina Pastorale (recorder and piano) 1999 For John Turner Forsyth see also Moonrise (section 8) 1 String Quartet in B 1937 For B.Mus Durham 128 Trio for Violin, 'Cello and Piano in three movements 2001 For performance by the Klemperer Trio, York 11 October 2001 Variations on Coe Fen (piano duet) 2001 CHORAL WORKS 142 Agnus Dei for Mass in C minor (Mozart) K427 2003 For the St Sepulchre Festival May 2003 111 Stabat Mater (baritone, choir and organ) 1997 For St Peter's Singers and their Banks conductor, Simon Lindley 65 The Genius of the Thames (cantata) for soprano and SATB chorus 1984 For Jonathan Rennert and St with flute, harp, organ or strings Michael's Singers, Cornhill Festival. First performance, Drapers' Hall 16 May 1985 HYMN TUNES East Acklam 1957 For an Old Choristers Service in York Minster Malton 1930s For a Diocesan Choirs Festival in York Minster MONODRAMAS 33 A Time of Fire (monodrama for speaker, chorus, soloists and organ) 1967 Former Title 'Tyndale' Banks 29 Daniel in Babylon (monodrama for speaker, chorus and organ) 1962 For the dedication celebrations at Banks Coventry Cathedral ORGAN 103 Capriccio 1994 For Peter Blackhouse's 40th Banks birthday 53 Centenary Flourish for Rugby 1980 Organ Banks (Seven Pieces) 25 Diversion for Mixtures 1960 First performance Llandaff Festival, Novello (Colours of the 16 June 1959 Organ) 19 Division on Nun Danket 1956 Choral Prelude Novello (Festal Voluntaries) 60 East Acklam 1984 For Margaret and Ramsay Silver Banks (Five Preludes on English Hymn Tunes) 96 Exultet (postlude for organ) 1993 For Fort Worth, Texas Banks 18 Fanfare in B flat 1956 Dedicated to John Bradley OUP (Festive Album) 56 Fantasia Argenti (organ) 1981 Commissioned by Dr Harold Smart Novello (York Album) for his wife on their Silver Wedding 132 Fantasia Companulatica 2002 For Douglas Bell aet 70 70 Festal Prelude (on Praxis Pietatis) 1987 For Graham Matthews Banks 37 Festival Toccata 1970 For Bradford Cathedral, West Banks (2005) Riding Cathedral Festival.
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