Cheryl Frances-Hoad's Two Organ Voluntaries for solo Organ. 'My two organ voluntaries Where does your faith lie? and Taking your leave were written for Even You Song a collaborative work for cathedral choir children's choir and organ inspired by the structure and themes of Choral Evensong with poet Lucy Sheerman and artist Bettina Furnée.' - Cheryl Frances-Hoad The premiere given by organist David Humphreys took place at Peterborough Cathedral on 16 February 2017 following the re-pitching of its organ from ‘Philharmonic’ to ’Standard’ concert pitch.

Two works for the organ that are both composed around plainsong textures and melodies together as a unified pair of performance pieces.Reliqui Domum Meum was first performed in Orkney 1996 by Heather Rendell and wascomposed for the memorial service of organist Richard Hughes of Kirkwall Orkney.Veni Creator Spiritus was first performed at Rochester Cathedral in 2002.The overall mood of this sensitive commemorative piece first performed in April 1996 at Kirkwall East Church on the Orkney mainland by Heather Rendall is quite sombre - if anything even more simple and restrained than that of Veni Creator Spiritus. The hushed carol-like central section - sounding as if the adapted chorale were being heard like some distant memory or from afar - is of touching simplicity

Octopus has been composed by Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen for Organ two Players and assistant(s) (1989). Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen is most famously known for his award winning composition from the Nordic Council in 1980 - Symphony Antiphony.

Two delightful Delius pieces arranged by Dom Gregory Murray. The Walk To The Paradise Garden is an arrangement of the Intermezzo from Delius' opera A Village Romeo And Juliet and A Song Before Sunrise istaken from a piece originally written for a small orchestra.