The hymn tune HYFRYDOL works with the texts of Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus and Love Divine, All Loves Excelling, and both are provided in this arrangement. The vocal lines are each

The famous St. Francis of Assisi text is beautifully illustrated by the choral parts as they wind harmonically away from the tonic and return as the text brings comfort. The vocal lines are supported by a

Grimoaldo Macchia has created two original organ pieces that sound like they are favorites from the early 20th century. He has truly captured the “ragtime” spirit and written them for organ, and

Gospel Fantasy on Siyahamba is paired here with ShorTaccata on Kumbaya. A Zulu folk song and popular hymn, Siyahamba has been elevated to a fantasy for organ. Joyful, rhythmic,

The same creative composer who gave us the Jingle Bell Rhapsody now gives us Happy Birthday like you've never enjoyed it before. Excellent for celebrations, concerts, and just plain

Commissioned by the American Guild of Organists for the 2020 AGO/Marilyn Mason Award in Organ Composition, Joel Peters brings a modern-day touch to the organ repertoire. Based upon J.S. Bach's recitative

These volumes include strong and extended pieces for the accomplished organist. They are well suited for recital and can also be used as service music. Most of the titles are original pieces by Grimoaldo

These grand and stirring arrangements are excellent for recitals or service postludes. Tunes include: IL EST NE; Shepherds in the Fields Abiding; and Jingle Bells.

These extended organ arrangements featuring the sound of the trumpet are useful for worship or recital. Familiar carols are given extended treatments with interesting interludes and introductions. Tunes

"There is No Rose of Such Virtue" rings through the rafters of the English cathedral in this setting. Benham's melodic lines flow forward against unexpected twists and turns in the harmonies that keep the

With opening nods to Palestrina, this a cappella motet reveals an appreciation for Bruckner as well.  Passionate contrapuntal lines expose beautiful dissonances that complement the age-old text, used

This is a new take on "Create in me a clean heart, O God." But the message is the same. This dignified anthem with organ accompaniment, is also a prayer before the offering, or communion. The traditional

A beloved ancient hymn text that conveys the message, "Where charity is found, God is there." This new a cappella setting is a welcome addition to the choral repertory, offering modest vocal ranges and very

This brief, gentle lullaby is inspired by a remarkable 19th-century poem. The a cappella vocals are mesmerizing, a good challenge for mid-size and larger choirs. With shimmering harmonies, this new carol is

This beautiful setting of a 17th-century Latin Advent text is scored for a cappella voices with English horn obbligato, or optional clarinet or viola).  The more joyous opening and closing sections in

Carson Cooman, respected organist and editor, has selected three distinguished organ works by three great American composers: Richard E. Frey, Warren Martin, and Kenneth Mahy.  The pieces represent

The Charles Wesley text comes from the 18th century, but the music comes from 21st-century England. Clothed in the garb of lofty cathedrals, the music begins majestically. Suddenly a stunning contrast in

This songbook features three timeless hymns arranged for piano solo, perfect for a variety of worship settings. It includes: My Shepherd Will Supply My Need, There's a Land That Is Fairer Than Day, Oh,

This is the perfect piece for the Christmas Eve service, a lullaby, tender and sweet.  A gentle piano accompaniment supports the choir's "oo's" as a female soloist presents the verse, sung in either

Praise the Lord! From Psalm 117 comes a song of praise. Ian Charter's setting works for choir with organ, or with brass quartet and timpani, or with all of them together. An energetic setting with

This Leo Sowerby piece was originally composed as an a cappella motet, and organist/arranger Lyndell Leatherman has added an organ part in true Sowerby style. The medieval Alcuin text (8th century) is a