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Organ sheet music by Dr Harvey Grace | Legend in D minor (Op. 16)

Organ sheet music by Sergey Rachmaninoff | Romance (arr. by A. B. Plant)

Organ sheet music by Sergey Rachmaninoff | Melodie in E (arr. by Edwin H. Lemare)

Organ sheet music by George Frederick Handel | Pieces from the Oratorio “Triumph of Time and Truth” (arr. by W. T. Best) (1: “Strengthen us, O Time” & ”Then shall we teach thy ways”; 2: “Ere to dust is chang’d”; 3: “Allelujah”)

Organ sheet music by George Frederick Handel | Pieces from the Oratorio “Israel in Egypt” Book 1 (arr. by W. T. Best) (1: “They loathed to drink”; 2: “He gave them Hailstones”; 3: “He smote all the First-born”; 4: “But as for the people”; 5: “Egypt was glad when they departed”)

Organ sheet music by George Frederick Handel | Pieces from the Oratorio “Israel in Egypt” Book 2 (arr. by W. T. Best) (1: “He rebuked the Red Sea” & “He led them through the deep”; 2: “But the waters overwhelmed their enemies”; 3: “And Israel saw that great work” & “And believed the Lord”; 4: “I will sing unto the Lord”; 5: “He is my God” & “And I will exalt him”)

Organ sheet music by Grimoaldo Macchia | Scherzo Sinfonico on “Alouette, gentille alouette”

Organ sheet music by Ivan Ronda | Ninna Nanna (Wiegenleid by J. Brahms) (arr. by)

Organ sheet music by George Frederick Handel | Pieces from the Oratorio “Israel in Egypt” Book 3 (arr. by W. T. Best) (1: “Thy right hand, O Lord, is become glorious”; 2: “Who is like unto Thee?” & “The earth swallow’d them”; 3: “The People shall hear, and be afraid”; 4: “Thou shalt bring them in”)

Organ sheet music by Andrea Pidoto | Variationen über “Sollt ich meinen Gott nich singen?”

Today, we have a guest post from G. Geltner, Professor of History at the University of Amsterdam and author of Roads to Health: Infrastructure and Urban Wellbeing in Later Medieval Italy, new from Penn Press. Geltner's book provides a critical...

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Bon Voyage!
The Telegraph Book of River and Sea Journeys
Edited by Michael Kerr

In this follow- up to the highly successful Last Call for the Dining Car, The Telegraph’s Michael Kerr has amassed the very best of the paper’s writing on journeys by water – from ocean liners, cruise ships, tramp and African river steamers, all the way to single-handed yachtsmen and canoeists tackling the Missouri.

Bon Voyage! details the last voyage of the QE2 and the first of the biggest cruise liner ever built. There is an account of the 1936 launching of the Queen Mary in front of 150,000 onlookers on the Clyde. It features no less than Henry Stanley, writing exclusively for the Telegraph in the nineteenth century about his epic African journey down the Congo.

Also included are pieces about Bombay’s insanely crowded commuter ferries, Francis Chichester rounding Cape Horn, and a couple who tried to sail their amphibious Volkswagen Beetle around the world but only got as far as the North Sea. Anyone who enjoys reading Gavin Young, Eric Newby or Jonathan Raban’s travel writing will love this book.

Michael Kerr is Deputy Travel Editor of the Daily Telegraph. He lives in Surrey.

Bon Voyage! The Telegraph Book of River and Sea Journeys is avaiable to purchase here.

Despite numerous logistical challenges due to the lockdown, BLR Airport, backed with cutting-edge tech-assets for cargo processing, ensured that products reach their destination, while still offering the same freshness, quality and appeal.

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