Lyle Anderson, University Carillonneur Emeritus

I. UW school songs
The University Hymn
On Wisconsin
Songs to Thee, Wisconsin

Prelude, from Suite no. 1 for ’cello, BWV 1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach, c. 1720;
arranged for carillon by Albert Gerken, 1985)

Three spirituals, arr. Leen ’t Hart, 1966
Deep river — Oh, by an’ by — Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen

II. Mysterium Coniunctionis (Cindy Cox, 2015)

Adagio for glass harmonica, K 617a
(Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1791; arr. John Courter, 2000)

“The ram of Derby,” said to be a favorite of Gen. George Washington,
from Pages of American History (Leen ’t Hart, 1976)

III. Songs from many traditions (arr. Ellen Dickinson, 2020)
Over my head (African-American spiritual)
Purple bamboo flute (Shandong province, China)
Lo yisa goi (Hebrew peace canon)
Gau shan ching (Taiwan)
A la nanita nana (Spanish lullaby)
Thula, thula ngoana (South African lullaby)
Sometimes I feel like a motherless child (African-American spiritual)
Scots reel (Scottish dance)
Ah, tiewlarum (state of Assam, northeast India)

Washington’s March no. 2 (anonymous; arr. Milford Myhre, 1976)

IV. Preludio I, in G-Major (Matthias Vanden Gheyn, c. 1755;
edited by Albert Gerken, 1997)

Caprice in e-minor, Op. 26, no. 3, for guitar
(Mateo Carcassi, early 19th century; ed. Joseph Castle, c. 1971)

Toccata for 42 bells (Robert Moore, 1956)

Varsity