(1963) Céad mile bienvenues, for brass septet (1972) Hail to the Glasshouse, for brass quartet (1976) Arklow Quartet, for brass quartet (1977) Quartet, for four trombones (1979) Solo instrument Scherzo, for piano (1936) Nocturne, for piano (1936) Suite for Solo Piano (1965) Étude bitonal (1968), for Irish harp Songs for voice and piano The Violet (Walter Scott) (1932) Pippa's Song (Robert Browning) (1932) The Hag (Robert Herrick) (1935) Six Songs from The Glens of Antrim (Moira O'Neill) (1949) Ode to Dives (Hilaire Belloc) (1956) Song Suite (Sidney Bell) (1958) The End of the Day (W. B. Yeats) (c.1973) Nancy Brown (Lee McMaster = A. J. Potter) (1974) Homage to Belloc (H. Belloc) (1976) Corner of My Heart(L. McMaster) (1977) En passant par la Guyenne (Yvonne Bonnin-Hauterre) (1979) Recordings Dreaming (features Nocturne in A Minor for piano), Anew NEWD 406 (CD, 1994) Romantic Ireland (features Rhapsody under a High Sky), Marco Polo 8.223804 (CD, 1996) Sinfonia de Profundis", Finnegan's Wake, Fantasia Gaelach No. 1, Variations on a Popular Tune, Overture to a Kitchen Comedy, Marco Polo 8.225158 (CD, 2001) Sinfonia de Profundis (with Seóirse Bodley's Symphony No. 3). RTE 61. (LP, 1981) Ceol Potter (features arrangements of traditional Irish tunes), Gael Linn CEFCD 034 (CD, 2006; re-issue of LP, 1973) Sources Further references Contemporary Music Centre profile of A. J. Potter, including full list of compositions 1918 births 1980 deaths 20th-century classical composers 20th-century male musicians Alumni of the Royal College of Music Alumni of Trinity College Dublin British Army personnel of World War II Composers from Northern Ireland Classical composers from Northern Ireland Irish classical composers Jacob's Award winners Military personnel from Belfast London Irish Rifles soldiers Male opera composers Musicians from Belfast Opera composers from Northern Ireland People educated at Clifton College Pupils of Ralph Vaughan Williams