| Fanfare for the Common Man | Aaron Copland Arr. Edward Nassor |
| Serenade from Swan Song |
Franz Schubert |
| Ring o' Bells (1984) | John Gordon |
American Folk Style
Lord of the Dance |
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| Peal for Carillon (2000) | Larry Sitsky |
Classic Baroque
II. Andante |
Antonio Vivaldi Christophe Gluck |
| A Somber Pavan | Ronald Barnes |
Classic Pops
Wind beneath my Wings |
Henry and Silbar Kris Kristopherson |
| Couleurs from Quattuor for Carillon (1997) |
Christopher Lyndon-Gee |
| Maranoa Lullaby | Australian Aboriginal |
| My Way | Revaux, Francois and Thibaut |
John Gordon was Head Carillonneur at Sydney and Canberra for many decades, a College Professor of Music, and composed a multitude of pieces for the instrument.
Larry Sitsky is Head of Composition in the Music Department at the Australian National University Canberra. Peal was written for Magassy to perform at Sitsky's son's wedding at the National Carillon, Canberra.
A Somber Pavan was written in memory of Nellie Lee Bok, grand-daughter of Edward Bok, who financed the building of Historic Bok Sanctuary at Lake Wales in Florida, including the grand carillon in the two-hundred-acre gardens there. Ronald Barnes was Carillonneur at Washington Cathedral and later at the University of California , Berkeley. He composed prolifically for the carillon in grand romantic style.
Quattuor (Couleurs) is a monumental four-movement carillon work by this innovative composer and conductor of international repute. All movements stand alone as individual carillon pieces. Lyndon-Gee is the recipient of two Macdowell Composition Fellowships (New England) and two nominations for classical Grammy awards in the last six years. He resides in both New York and Canberra, Australia.