In-Voluntary from Ten Compositions for Organ. 1922

Harvey Grace (1874–1944) was an English organist and music writer. He was a chorister at Romsey Abbey, studied under Madeley Richardson at Southwark Cathedral, and became Organist of St. Mary Magdelene, Munster Square, London. He was editor of The Musical Times and a noted author and adjudicator. He was Organist and Master of the Choristers at Chichester Cathedral from 1931 until 1937. His years at Chichester coincided with a new awareness of liturgical solemnity; plainsong was used regularly at some of the weekday services from May 1936. Grace was appointed Commissioner of the School of English Church Music in 1937, and resigned at the end of the year. He joined the staff of Trinity College of Music in 1939, and also acted as Organist of East Grinstead Parish Church during World War II.
Thanks to Agnus_Dei for the notes.

You can search for 10 others works by Grace in Concert Hall.
MUSIC FOR ORGAN. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Grace
1908. Fantasy after Rheinberger (op. 9)
1908. Lament (op. 10)
1912. A Christmas Postlude
1913. Legend (op. 16)
1914. Epilogue
1915. Organ Music (op. 17)
1922. Five Pieces
1922. Ten Compositions for Organ
1926. Henry Purcell.
1926. J. S. Bach. Ten Tramscriptions.
1927. J. S. Bach. Jesu, Joy of Mans Desiring
1928. Franz Schubert. Minuet and Trio arranged
1934. J. S. Bach. Song tune from the Peasant Cantata; arranged
1934. J. S. Bach: Twelve Transcriptions from the Vocal works; arranged.
1937. Edward Elgar. Solemn prelude arranged.
1942. Purcell Trumpet Voluntary; arranged.
1950. J. S. Bach. Nist du bei mir
1950. J. S. Bach Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet