of Molly and Bernard, written by Paul Olavesen-Stabb. A book adapted from the screenplay is planned to be published on 1 August 2021. A scholarship has been established in conjunction with Attagirls, the Molly Rose Pilot Scholarship, which aims to encourage young women to consider a career as a pilot. Selected original works Slow, slow fresh fount (Ben Jonson) Symphony in A minor Praise ye the Lord (Psalm 149) Lord, I have loved the habitation (Psalm 126) Preces and Responses (2 sets) According to his promise () Evening Canticles (3 sets) Our blessed lady's lullaby (Richard Verstegan) Three Introits Catharine (Oratorio) Missa vocae choristarum Chimes (for organ) Feast Song for Saint Cecilia (Gregory Rose) Three Addison Anthems O Praise God in his holiness (Psalm 150) Surely thou hast tasted (St Peter) Lift up your heads (Psalm 24) Tongue and Air (John Fuller) Seven Epitaphs (Sir Walter Raleigh) Praise ye the Lord (Psalm 113) Almighty God, who art the Giver of all Wisdom (Samuel Johnson) Carol: The Christ Child (G.K.Chesterton) A Magdalen Mass Upon Westminster Bridge (Wordsworth) If I could tell you (W.H.Auden) Publishers: Novello, Oxford University Press, Addington Press, Minster Music, EECM, Cathedral Music, HHA References External links Rose's compositions and letters in the Magdalen College Oxford Archive: 1916 births 1996 deaths Military personnel from Hertfordshire Musicians from Hertfordshire English classical organists British male organists Alumni of St Catharine's College, Cambridge Fellows of The Queen's College, Oxford Fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford Alumni of the Royal College of Music British Army personnel of World War II World War II prisoners of war held by Germany English classical composers 20th-century classical composers Officers of the Order of the British Empire 20th-century English composers Northamptonshire Yeomanry officers 3rd County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) officers English male classical composers Classical composers of church music 20th-century organists 20th-century British male musicians British World War II prisoners of war People educated at Salisbury Cathedral School Male classical organists