Choristers of St Paul's Cathedral — A Gaelic Blessing (words adapted from an old Gaelic rune)

For the beauty of the earth

Five Mystical Songs: 4. The Call (soloist in v.1 Philip Martin)

The Lost Chord

Like a mighty river flowing (soloists Simon Acott, Richard Bannan, Tom Appleton, Edmund Melik-Mourad)

Samson HWV57: Let the bright seraphim

The Ash Grove (soloists Edmund Hill, Edward Burrowes)

The Lord's my shepherd (Brother James' Air)

Linden Lea - A Dorset song

Annie Laurie

How can I keep from singing? (soloist Connor Burrowes)

Elijah Op. 70, Part II: Lift thine eyes (words after Psalm 121)

A Gaelic Blessing (words adapted from an old Gaelic rune)

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Prelude: Vexilla Regis proderunt (words by Bishop Venantius Fortunatus: AD 530-809)

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Glory to thee, Father!

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Fain would I be saved

The Hymn of Jesus H140 (Op. 37), Hymn (text translated from the Greek Apocryphal Acts of St John by the composer): Divine Grace is dancing