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Accessible organ arrangements of the great classics have been extremely popular with Lorenz customers for decades. Classical Praise provides an exciting array of music from the masters, skillfully arranged

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

Walker Baylor's postludes are ideal conclusions to worship services. The eight works chosen for this volume are all majestic in character and make a grand impression within a short time. None is longer than

Twenty-four pieces by G.F. Handel, skillfully edited and adapted for organ. This collection includes the Hallelujah Chorus from "Messiah," the Largo from "Xerxes" and several simplified

This volume is a collection of substantial works and includes the thrilling Prelude and Tarantelle, commissioned by the American Guild of Organists for its 2020 convention. A fantasy on the

This stunning volume of organ works comes from a variety of inspirations. The collection contains a meditation inspired by the Pieta of Michelangelo, settings of the beloved plainchant UBI CARITAS and

Robert Lau provides the perfect solution for programming an impressive organ classic when practice time is limited. The eight well-known works in this collection fall easily under the fingers and feet. The

Douglas Wagner has collected twelve original works from seven distinguished composers for this book of of exciting celebrations and meditative reflections.  Composers include Daniel Gawthrop, Anthony

Carl Smith's experience as a musicologist and performer specializing in early keyboard literature combines with inspiration from Italy's art and culture to form a collection of short organ pieces that are

Truly a classic! A must for every organist's library, this piece has stood the test of time and of transcriptions to many different instruments. Fun, moderately easy if you know your scales, and a crowd