45worlds: Classical Music

@ Gill Sans As per conversation, thank you.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

I believe his name is Harry Edward Piggot 1878-1966 son of Henry Piggot Composer and Professor of Music, Alton, Hampshire and also published a book “Songs That Made History” in 1937.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Entry made from Sylvain's entry and images on CD Albums.

Thank you; Vaughan Williams now added to the composers. The H. E. Piggot credit remains unexplained.

Yes it’s the same as “The Call”.

Allegro Pomposo by Johann Rellstab, played by Albrecht Koch on the Kleine Silbermann-Orgel of Jacobikirche, Freiberg: [YouTube Video]

Leslie Betteridge served as organist at churches in Croydon and Oxford, and after retirement from a career in banking, he served at Bermuda Cathedral. "Come My Way, My Truth, My Life" sounds as though it could be the Vaughan Williams Mystical Song "The Call", but I do not...