Andante Religioso, Op. 22 No. 4

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Uploaded by:	Agnus_Dei (05/03/20)
Composer:	Halsey, Earnest
Sample Producer:	Audio Angelorum
Sample Set:	Peterborough Cathedral Hill
Software:	Hauptwerk IV
Genre:	Early 20th century
Description:	Ernest Halsey was born in Battersea, London in April of 1876. He was Organist of Anerley Congregational Church, London, around 1903. Halsey was also a stockbroker. He died at Marylebone, London on June 20th, 1939. Today he is most remember for his fine "Toccata." "Andante Religioso" can be found in Volume 5 of the famous (at one time) series, "The Organ Loft," published by W. Paxton & Co. Ltd. in 1907. The work is published as "No. 125" in the series. Conservative in harmony and treatment, it is nevertheless pleasing and well balanced. The form is A-B-A, and the central section, which is more song-like and slightly quicker, contrasts nicely with the main material. The score is attached below, as well as the photo of a drawing of Anerley Congregational Church, London, where Halsey was organist.
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