Lyle Anderson, University Carillonneur Emeritus
I. UW school songs
The University Hymn
On Wisconsin
Songs to Thee, Wisconsin
Fanfare, from Pages of American History (Leen ’t Hart, 1976)
Two “Kegelduets” – Allegro & Menuetto
from 12 Duos for two wind instruments, K.487, dated July 27, 1786
(Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; arranged for carillon by Chris Bos, 1971)
“Give me your tired, your poor” from Miss Liberty (Irving Berlin, 1949; arr. Leen ’t Hart, 1978)
II. Passing Thought No. 2, “of the cold northern winds” (Anthony Skilbeck, 2007)
Music for Christmas in July
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
O Little town of Bethlehem
Lord Jesus hath a garden
They came to Bethlehem
The holly and the ivy
III. Prelude for lute, BWV 998.1 (Johann Sebastian Bach, c. 1740; arr. Frank Deleu, 1994)
Two marches from the War of Spanish Succession, 1701-1714 (arr. Leen ’t Hart, 1966)
Mars van den jongen Prins van Friesland
Mars van Oranje-Friesland
Requiem for the Refugees (Dick Le Mair, 2001)
IV. “Largo” from Xerxes (George Frideric Handel, 1738; arr. Beverly Buchanan, 1983)
Preludio No. 4 (Matthias Vanden Gheyn, c. 1755; edited by Ronald Barnes, 1962)
Varsity
