The Jackson Chapter of the American Guild of Organists and
Northminster Baptist Church present

Todd Wilson, Organist

3:00 P.M., Sunday, April 30, 2000

Program

Prelude & Fugue in D Major (BWV 532)                       J.S. Bach
                                                         (1685-1750)
Three English Miniatures
   Voluntary in F Major (A Fancy)                       John Stanley
                                                         (1713-1786)

   Tuba Tune                                       Craig Sellar Lang
                                                         (1891-1971)

   Londonderry Air                              arr. Edwin H. Lemare
                                                         (1865-1934)

Chorale No. 1 in E Major                                Cesar Franck
                                                         (1822-1890)
                           - Intermission -

   Variations on "America"                                 Charles Ives
                                                         (1874-1954)
   Introduction - Theme
   Var. I - Moderato
   Var II. Andante
   Interlude (in two keys)
   Var. III - Allegro
   Var. IV - Polonaise
   Interlude
   Var. V - Allegro ("as fast as the pedals can go")

Preludes on Early American Hymntunes                 George Shearing
                                                           (b. 1919)
   There is a Happy Land
   I Love Thee, My Lord                                                                               .

Variations on a Noel                                    Marcel Dupre
                                                         (1886-1971)
   Theme
   Larghetto
   Poco animato
   Canon, l'octave
   Vif
   Vivace
   Canon, la quarte et la quinte
   Vivace
   Canon, la seconde
   Anim
   Fugato et Presto

Improvisation on Submitted Themes

   This program is funded in part by the Mississippi Arts Commission
   and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency for the
   development of cultural services for our community.                                                            .                                                                                                                                                                       .