Born into a family of musicians, William Lloyd Webber (1914-1982), composed numerous pieces for the organ. Many of the pieces were published during his lifetime, but several more were found and published after his death by his family. This document presents detailed analysis of his Three recital pieces for organ. Each of the three pieces, “Prelude,” “Barcolle,” and “Nuptial march,” are analyzed separately as well as compared to one another to draw conclusions of the composer’s use of form, composition techniques, harmonic language, texture, organ registration, and any other notable musical observations. A brief biography is also included to provide a context for the composer’s work.