A new set of organ variations by Paul Ritchie based on the Genevan psalm tune for Psalm 146 is the subject of the most recent YouTube recording by Leo Terlouw. It can be viewed by clicking on this link.
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\’Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go\’, a new anthem by Paul Ritchie has been released for sale by GIA. This setting of words by Charles Wesley is scored for SATB choir and Organ, and with the option to include the congregation. For more
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\’Variaties over Psalm 101\’ is a new set of variations by Paul Ritchie based on a Genevan psalm tune and was written for the distinguished Dutch organist Leo Terlouw and his wife Henny. A YouTube recording by Leo Terlouw can be viewed by clicking on this
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Paul Ritchie has donated a collection of original psalm chants composed during his twenty four years as Organist & Choirmaster at St George\’s Church, Cullercoats, to The National Archive of Anglican Chants administered by Peter W. J. Kirk. The archive website is currently under construction and can be
Leo Terlouw has uploaded his performance of Paul Ritchie\’s organ Partita on \’Bristol\’ to the YouTube website. Leo uses a Hauptwerk sample set of the famous Müller / Marcussen organ in the Bavokerk in Haarlem, and the video can be found by clicking on this link.
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GIA have accepted \’Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go\’ for publication. This new setting of Charles Wesley\’s words is scored for SATB choir and Organ, and is in the form of a hymn-anthem based on an original composition by Paul Ritchie. Each verse is
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\’Ach Gott, erhör’ mein Seufzen\’ will feature in an organ recital to be given on Saturday October 15th at 7pm by Paul Ritchie on the Church & Company organ which he helped to build and install in the Martin Luther Kirche, Copland Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne
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\’Lord of all power, I give you my will\’ was given its first performance by the Great Choir of Derby Cathedral and Derventio Brass on Sunday 12th June under the direction of Hugh Morris. The anthem is based on a hymn tune specially composed by Paul
A new recording by Peter Mende of Paul Ritchie\’s choral prelude on \’Ach Gott, erhör\’ mein Seufzen und Wehklagen\’ can be heard by clicking on this link. Recordings of the Partitas on Psalms 124 and 136, and the hymn tune \’Stuttgart\’, can also be found on
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In the Orgelbüchlein Bach set out to compose a prelude based on each of the 164 chorales then in common use. Each page of the manuscript was inscribed with the title of a chorale but only 46 were completed. The Orgelbüchlein Project aims to fill
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