Matthew 26

The fifteen pieces in this volume span the major styles of organ composition practiced in France, Germany, and Central Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Included are works by Georg Philipp

A critical edition of these preludes and fugues, which more recently have been attributed to Bach's sons rather than himself. Recent studies, though, leave the authorship questionable. Edited by Alfred

Several movements from Handel's Firework Music arranged and edited for organ.  Excellent for service music, weddings and recitals.

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

Oxford has gathered significant organ repertoire from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The music is for manuals alone and varies from easy to moderate in difficulty. These five books would be a useful

Three early organ concertos, Opus 4, from Handel.  These can be played as solos or with strings and continuo. 

This edition is the result of Harald Vogel's many years of practice as an organist and musicologist. The music text is based on a reevaluation of 17th- and 18th-century manuscripts containing the free organ

The Barenreiter Editions of the complete organ works of Bach. A Table of Contents, for each volume, can be found on our website.

Six of Handel's earliest multi-movement organ concertos. Written in 1735-1736, they were performed with oratorios like Esther and Alexander's Feast. These may be performed with or without

Six multi-movement organ concertos composed between 1740-1755. Performed with Samson, Theodora and An Occasional Oratorio. They can be played as solos or with strings and

The Novello edition, edited by Peasgood, of Handel's Water Music. This arrangement is medium- to medium-advanced in difficulty and will be great for worship services, weddings or