Classical Organ Collections & Selections

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 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

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

This graded anthology provides a reliable edition with minimal editorial intervention. There are also detailed and practical notes for the collection as a whole and for individual works. The pieces are

This graded anthology provides a reliable edition with minimal editorial intervention. There are also detailed and practical notes for the collection as a whole and for individual works. The pieces are

Amy Beach was celebrated during her lifetime as the foremost female composer of the United States, and her writing was frequently inspired by the folk music of America and Britain. Originally for piano, her

Sun Dance  is a slightly modified version of the fifth movement from the composer's Organ Dances. The music is for the most part celebratory in character, its spiky rhythms driven along by the

This virtuoso showpiece, dating from 2002, is worthy to stand alongside the Toccatas of Gigout and Boellmann, and makes a superb conclusion to a service or recital on any size of organ. Its harmonic

With exuberantly rhythmic textures skillfully wrought within a septuple metre, John Rutter's Toccata in Seven offers a lively new take on the toccata. The music moves from a jubilant opening to a

This collection includes twelve popular and lesser-known pieces by Verdi arranged for organ, covering a variety of styles and moods, and serving both church and concert organists. Titles include: Agnus

Written in 1889 for the newspaper's essay-writing competition award ceremony, this famous march very swiftly gained the wide popularity it has retained to this day. Robert Gower's well-crafted and playable