Percy Whitlock: Symphony for Organ and Orchestra in G Minor Organist Graham Barber with the BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra, Grant Lewellyn, conducting The Symphony for Organ and Orchestra by British organist/composer Percy Whitlock was written in 1937-1938. Whitlock, being a prolific organ composer, also composed over a dozen pieces for orchestra, this work being one of the major works among them. It enjoyed a revival by this organist and the BBC Welsh Orchestra years after it was composed and forgotten. Also, it was recorded by Francis Jackson, and the University of York Symphony Orchestra in the 1980's, but this elusive recording is presently unavailable. The movements: 1. Allegro Sostenuto (0:46) 2. Elegy ( for organ and strings) (13:51) 3. Scherzo (19:20) 4. Toccata and Fugue. (24:50) --from the Ed Wheeler collection