Lindsay A. Lafford,
Lord of Ridley

Music Notes

• Lindsay composed over 300 works in his 101 years.
  Click here to browse a selection.
• From acetate discs to wire recorders to tiny digital miracles, Lindsay has always embraced the latest recording technology and preserved virtually every performance.
  Here are some audio selections.
• In rehearsal or in concert, it's a pleasure.
  Lindsay on YouTube.

• 1935 A Country Girl — The Ross Gazette, Hereford, England
• 1993 Tosca — Coral Gables, Florida
• 1998 Meldorf, Germany — the Walbrook Singers.
• 2000 Brahms Requiem — the St. James Festival Choir, Montross, Virginia. This was the first of what has become a delightful annual event.
• 2004 In Memoriam—Hong Kong Phoenix Cantemus Concert — (Conducted by the Composer)
• 2004 Christmas Concert — the St. James Festival Choir.

• 1929– Lindsay has devoted over seven decades of Sundays to service as Church Organist spanning the world from Lugwardine to Hong Kong, Coral Gables to Tempe.

• Lindsay on Schola
• 1958 Trinity Evensong — the Geneva Times
• 1961 Gala Concert (Carmina Burana) Poster & Complete Program
• 1949–1967 List of Concerts

1992 Schola Reunion

• Reunion Portraits
• Reunion Hymn, by Frank Granger (after Charles Wood)

• Lindsay had provided arrangements and compositions for The Joseph Wytko Saxophone Quartet, some of which appear on their CD EnTangoment
• His collaboration with Cantemus, Arizona a top-flight choir in the Valley of the Sun
• Since the mid-1990s Lindsay has maintained a close relationship with the Walbrook Singers of London, England, who appear as guest choristers in the churches and cathedrals of Europe and have premièred several his works.
• The tale of Lindsay, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and the Voluntary Trumpet