Classical Organ Collections & Selections

This popular series is known for works of breadth and gravitas, and this latest volume is no exception. Features the music of African American composers Ulysees Kay, William Cooper, Jeffrey Mumford, Noel Da

Continuing the series of works featuring African-American composers, this ninth installment features works by award-winning alumni of prestigious music institutions. These selections are useful for worship

This collection's purpose is to draw attention to some of the organ music provided by a substantial school of American composers whose recognition is long overdue. Designed for recital and church use, the

The slow movement from one of Beethoven's most beloved works is transformed here into a colorful piece for organ. Its infectious rhythmic motif combines with a beautiful melody and brings one of the great

Known as one of the greatest violin concertos of all time, the second movement from Felix Mendelssohn's orchestral work is abridged and transcribed here for organ.  The use of a solo stop for the

This piece is based on the earliest known musical work and paired with a modern melody. It has different sections entitled: In the Command Module; Ignition; Far Side of the Moon; Earthrise; Genesis

This original piano and organ duet by Gerald Near is beautiful and an excellent length for worship or recital. The piece is of moderate difficulty and filled with melodic interest. A harp can be substituted

From the opening pedal solo to the slight increase in color and dynamics in the middle section, this is a lovely prelude, offertory or concert work. It is moderately advanced in difficulty. It was

For organ. First printing. Preface in Ger. & Eng. Cadenzas to several great organ concertos, including Handel's Concertos 1, 2, 4, 7-15; C.P.E. Bach's Wq 34-35; Mozart's K.

This exciting work for solo organ features exuberant rhythms that prevail in the outer sections (including a playful reference to Walton's Crown Imperial), framing more pensive music at the centre

In the hands of a sensitive arranger like Robert Lau, classics originally scored for other instruments can become effective organ music. Lau's decades of experience are brought to bear on these selections

This collection was inspired by the original Eight Little Preludes and Fugues previously attributed to J.S. Bach. These new "Little Eight" can be used as preludes or postludes during worship or as

The Eight Little Preludes and Fugues (BWV 553–560), historically attributed to J.S. Bach, have been a cornerstone of organists' repertoire for many years. They are among the first works

This superb volume contains twelve transcriptions of orchestral, piano, and vocal originals, including works by Delibes, Gounod, Grieg, Eric Coates, and Madeleine Dring, arranged with a finely honed sense

The composer dedicated this to Dr. Wilma Jensen. The "fanfare" portion is for solo trumpet stop dialoguing with full organ. Snappy but majestic, the contemporary tonal language adds to the flair. The