Lyle Anderson, University Carillonneur Emeritus

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

Preludio 10, in C-Major (Matthias Vanden Gheyn, c. 1755;
edition of Gilbert Huybens & Luc Rombouts, 1997)

Two studies for guitar (Fernando Sor, early 19th c.; edited by Joseph Castle, 1971)
Larghetto – Andante

II. American Folksongs I (Gary White, 1986)
Sweet William
Sally Brown
Little dove

Recercare, for lute (Francesco Spinacino, 1507;
transcribed for guitar by Stanley Buetens, 1968)

III. Three Short Pieces for Carillon (Jean Miller, 1959)
Air – Lullaby – Chantey

Signposts (Gary White, 1976)

IV. Fugue for bells (James B. Angell, 1965)

An evening hymn on a ground, “Now that the sun hath veil’d his light”
(Henry Purcell, 1688; arranged for carillon by Ronald Barnes, 1972)

It’s dark on Observatory Hill (Harold Spina, 1934; arr. Lyle Anderson, 1986)

Varsity