Eclogue

The pensive exposition, scherzo-like development and climax are characterized by a perfect blend of the piano's natural percussive vibrancy and the organ's inherent sustaining power. Jackson is unabashed, however, in his use of melodic an rhythmic imitation between the two instruments, always, challenging player and instrument to their fullest capacity."A major work from Dr. Jackson, full of interest, depth and humour; one well worthy of being palyed by two skilled performers." --Paul Hale, "Organists' Review"