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| [] Sonata in d. Organ. op1 pub Novello & Co., London 1903 2,3: pub Novello & Co., London 1907 this sonata received rave reviews in the newspapers: - Morning Post "Organists may be recommended a Sonata in D minor by Alfred H. Allen. This is an extremely well-written work by one who evidently is an expert organist. In the Prelude the composer employs the rarely-used seven-four, alternating with three-four, tempo. His counterpoint flows naturally and without effort. There is an excellent fugal section in this movement. The Intermezzo is melodious and simple in construction, an Allegretto scherzando in the middle affording effective contrast. The Finale worthily concludes the sonata" - Daily Telegraph "Organists are still under a debt to Messrs. Novello, for the steady supply of music specially written for the instrument of their predilection. Foremost in the ranks of the firm's latest issue a place must be assigned to Alfred H. Allen's Sonata in D minor, which reveals close study of the best models, and, more than this, considerable originality in the composer's own ideas. We believe this is the author's first attempt in sonata form. It is only fair to say that it does him infinite credit. There is some capital fugal writing towards the end of the first movement, which gives place eventually to a well-constructed Intermezzo and Scherzo adapted for the softer registers and the display of delicate fancy in the executant. A Finale, Alla Marcia, partakes more or less of the majestic character of the opening Preludio, though the use of the instrument's weightier tones is postponed for the final climax. The dignity of this closing section is quite exceptional, and as far removed as possible from the meretricious style affected by many writers. The author has a perfect command of harmony, and understands the valuable effect of diatonic passages as opposed to chromatic. His mastery of contrapuntal devices also serves him well. Mr. Allen deserves to be congratulated on his clever work." |
[] 1 - Prelude [] 2 - Intermezzo [] 3 - Scherzo [] 4 - Finale. Alla marcia |
| [] Come unto me. Sacred song. Voice and organ. op3/1 pub A. Carey, Newbury 1889 pub Weekes & Co., London 1895 pub as Three sacred songs Novello & Co., London 1909 |
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| [] The Lord is my shepherd. Sacred Song. Voice and organ. op3/2 pub Weekes & Co., London 1895 pub as Three sacred songs Novello & Co., London 1909 |
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| [] I heard the voice of Jesus say. Sacred Song. Voice and organ. op3/3 words H. Bonar pub A. Carey, Newbury 1889 pub Weekes & Co., London 1895 pub as Three sacred songs Novello & Co., London 1909 |
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| [] An evening hymn for Passiontide. op3/4 pub as Four sacred songs Novello & Co., London 1909 |
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| [] Andante con moto. Organ pub Novello & Co., London 1891 |
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| [] Rhapsody in F. Organ. c1895 | |
| [] Intermezzo. Organ. c1896 | |
| [] Fantasia in F. Organ. c1896 | |
| [] Blessed are they that mourn. Motet. Choir and organ pub Novello & Co., London 1905 |
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| [] "Newfoundland" An Ode. Choir and orchestra words Governor Sir Cavendish Boyle pub Novello & Co., London 1907 |
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| [] Hymn for a Memorial Service words and music Alfred Hopkins Allen pub Novello & Co., London 1919 |
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| [] Communion Service in F pub Novello & Co., London 1924 |
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| [] Wolfram's dirge. Part-song words T. L. Beddoes pub Stainer & Bell, London 1924 |