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Completing the series, with titles numbering 8-22, this volume offers 21 preludes for organ of varying length, difficulty, and seasonal use. Five skillful arrangers have contributed to this collection.

These interludes are intended to create an atmosphere, and to suggest subconsciously the words of the different hymns with which they are associated. They are designed to be played by the hands alone, but

An exciting collection of alternate harmonizations, as well as introductions, interludes and modulations for 25 of the best-loved hymn tunes.  A great addition to your service music library! 

These short trios were designed to be performed as hymn introductions, short preludes or brief hymn meditations. They are accessible, flexible, and will prove a welcome addition to the library of organists

From the renowned tabernacle organist, Clay Christiansen, we give you 9 Sacred Hymn Settings for Organ. You will love playing these glorious renditions of familiar hymns, including "A Poor Wayfaring Man of

Volume 10 of this highly respected series of publications intended to draw attention to the organ music by a school of American composers whose recognition is long overdue. Designed for recital and church

The Eight Organ Preludes for the Church Year series continues with this collection featuring accessible and versatile writing for organists of varied ability levels. Tunes: JESU, MEINES LEBENS LEBEN; LITTLE

For this offering, Bernard Wayne Sanders set ten of the most beloved American folk hymns found in hymnals. Well known for his creative and imaginative approach to writing hymn preludes, Sanders often finds

These are the hymns that are sung again and again, beloved by all, voiced with gusto on Sunday morning and hummed throughout the week. Twelve preludes are presented in interesting and varied ways. O

Includes the hymns Blessing and Honor, God Himself Is Present, Guide Me Ever, Great Redeemer or God of Grace and God of Mercy, God of Our Life, All-Glorious Lord, and Open Now Thy Gates of

A collection of pieces on familiar tunes that can be used throughout the church year. Contents: Blow Ye the Trumpet, Blow; Come, All Christians; God, Who Stretched the Spangled

Derived from an ongoing project to write a piece for every tune in the church's hymnal, these compositions feature a blend of both familiar and less common hymn tunes. Suitable for use as preludes,

This fifth collection of Eight Organ Preludes for the Church Year contains organ settings that are fresh, inventive, and accessible. The collection features a wide array of hymns set in myriad

These refreshing, contemporary pieces by Calvin Hampton were originally printed in early volumes of the THE ORGANIST'S COMPANION, now unavailable. They are not overly difficult, and will be very useful for

Extremely easy settings for the hurried church organist. These simple and historic works have been crafted for manuals alone by an editor who understands and appreciates the need for practical literature.

A practical volume for the church organist. Wonderful historic hymn-based settings by the masters have been edited for "manuals alone". Contents: Jesus, Priceless Treasure; Dearest Jesus, We Are

This increasingly popular series provides immediate results for every organist. Substantive pieces by historic masters have been re-crafted guaranteeing quick results! Contents: These Are the Holy Ten

A practical volume for the church organist. Wonderful historic hymn-based settings by the masters have been edited for "manuals alone". Contents: Across The Sky The Shades Of Night - Decius;

Four variations on the tune WESTMINSTER ABBEY, each presented in a different style. The first masterfully incorporates a Purcell sonata for a regal feel, with the tune in the pedal. The next variation is a

The 12th in the popular Mosaics series, this book features six preludes based on hymns of the church, including Glorious Things of You Are Spoken; Your Kingdom, O God, Is My Glorious

This large collection of miniature chorale prelude gems is mined from the Concordia catalog of the 1950s through 1980s. These pieces represent some of the best titles previously found in the Concordia Hymn