Hutchings - "The Shocking Affair" variations in pastiche style
BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Ashley Lawrence
Hutchings "Her foundations are on the holy hills" (Psalm 87) Durham Cathedral Choir cond by Richard Lloyd, Alan Thurlow -organ.
'Fundamenta eius super montibus sanctis' is the official motto of Durham University
BBC talk 1974 in the series "Music on the air". Topics discussed include fads in pronunciation, recent broadcasts, the Tilford Bach Festival, critical letters from listeners about Hutchings's opinions - and his response, singers' "wobble", and much more
Handel Concerti Grossi Op 6 - examples on disc & played by Hutchings
Can the orchestra imitate non musical sounds?
Rameau's use of orchestral textures
Structure in Mozart 'Haffner' symphony & in Tchaikowsky symphonies
From the 1962 Delius Centenary lecture - typical Delius harmonic treatment - illustrated at the piano
From a radio interview - Hutchings asked for his opinion on the Beatles and pop music
Hutchings responds to a question about environmental "litter" and architecture at a 1961 meeting in College of St Hild & St Bede, Durham
(Speaker in introduction unknown)
Hutchings speaks about the compositions of Cyril Rootham d1938 (one of his teachers) in a 1975 broadcast
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Hymn tunes - Gerard [New English Hymnal 323]
Dolphin Street [New English Hymnal 340]
George - two verses [New English Hymnal 356]
Hutchings Sine Nomine - No 1 of Seasonal Preludes for organ.
Hutchings - God is gone up
Hutchings - Hosanna to the Son of David