
Percy William Whitlock (1 June 1903, Chatham, Kent – 1 May 1946, Bournemouth) was an English organist and composer for his instrument. A student of Vaughan Williams at London's Royal College of Music, Whitlock quickly arrived at an idiom which combined elements of his teacher's output and that of Elgar. The result was immediately striking, particularly since his lush harmonic style also bore traces of Gershwin and other popular composers of the 1920s.
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Susan, the Doggie and Me
The Blue Pool
March, Rustic Cavalry
Folk Tune
Jesu, Grant Me This I Pray
Psalm 137 "By the Waters of Babylon"
The Lord Is King (Psalm 99)
Plymouth Suite: Toccata
Fanfare (from ‘Four Extemporizations’)
Ballet of the Wood Creatures
Civic March
Plymouth Suite: Salix
Scherzo
Come along, Marnie
Balloon Balllet
Dignity and Impudence
Psalm 118, 'O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is gracious'
Plymouth Suite: Lantana
The Feast of St. Benedict
Reverie
Caprice
Prelude on Darwells 148th
Holiday Suite: Spade And Bucket Polka
Peter's Tune
Be Still, My Soul
Waltz 'In the Balroom'
Waltz 'Revels in Hogsnorton'
Fanfare on the tune 'Song of Agincourt'
Spade and Bucket Polka
Holiday Suite: Civic March
Holiday Suite: Waltz 'In The Balroom'
Plymouth Suite: Allegro Risoluto
Hymn Preludes: Prelude On Darwells 148th
Wessex Suite: Waltz 'Revels In Hogsnorton'
Plymouth Suite
March: Dignity and Impudence
Sonata in C minor: Scherzetto
Psalm 137: By The Waters Of Babylon
Wessex Suite: The Blue Pool
Wessex Suite: March, Rustic Cavalry
Music For Orchestra: Peter's Tune
Music For Orchestra: Caprice
Plymouth Suite: V. Toccata
Plymouth Suite: Chanty
Seven Sketches on Verses from the Psalms: Exultamus
Allegro risoluto
After an Old French Air
Music For Orchestra: Reverie
March for the 'Phoebe'
Organ Sonata in C Minor: II. Canzona
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