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The "Repton Variations" are scored for wind sextet (flute, oboe, clarinet in B flat, bass clarinet in B flat, horn in F, and bassoon) and last about 15 minutes.
"Repton" is the name of the tune by Sir Hubert Parry for the well-known and much loved hymn "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind". Philip Le Bas has created a series of ten variations on the original theme, each widely different in character, and each given a subtitle from lines of the original hymn. The finale is a rollicking fugue!
Theme - "Dear Lord and Father of mankind"
Variation 1 - "Rise up and follow thee"
Variation 2 - "Forgive our foolish ways"
Variation 3 - "Beside the Syrian sea"
Variation 4 - "Reclothe us in our rightful mind"
Variation 5 - "Till all our strivings cease"
Variation 6 - "In simple trust"
Variation 7 - "Breathe through the heats of our desire"
Variation 8 - "Take from our souls the strain and stress"
Variation 9 - "Speak through the earthquake, wind and fire"
Variation 10 - "O still, small voice of calm"
Finale - Fugue
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