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The second volume of Ceremonial Music for Organ celebrates the twenty-first anniversary of the first anthology. Its rich stylistic variety embraces repertoire from the seventeenth century to the present day, collecting under one cover music equally suitable for use liturgically, in recital, or in teaching.

(Music Sales America). Ireland's organ music belongs largely to the early years of his composing career (1902-1911). The 'Meditation' on John Keble's Rogationtide Hymn, however was written in 1958, and was his very last composition. Edited by Robert Gower.

A diverse collection of seasonal organ music for manuals only, covering the Church's year from Lent to Pentecost. The pieces include a mixture of established repertoire, attractive new arrangements, and two newly commissioned pieces. The collection is technically accessible and provides approachable repertoire for all church musicians.

A collection of manuals-only organ music covering the church's year from Advent to Epiphany, containing arrangements of core repertoire from the 18th- to 20th-century plus new pieces. This technically accessible music is perfect for less confident organists.

33 grand ceremonial pieces that are ideal for use at weddings, as voluntaries, or for recitals. Not all the music is loud and extrovert: together with pieces like fanfares and marches, the collection contains a sprinkling of quieter items in solemn mood.

Finzi's small and select output sadly includes no original solo organ music, and organists will find these arrangements by Robert Gower, Alan Ridout, and Philip Brunelle gratifyingly idiomatic and rewarding. These arrangements make ideal quiet voluntaries or recital items with a difference. The rich sonorities of the original orchestral works transfer well to the organ.

An anthology including the organ arrangements of Walton's works which were made with his authorization, plus new ones by Robert Gower. The varied and idiomatic arrangements in this book are indispensable additions to every organist's library.

This volume is a collection of 37 of the best pieces for use at carol services, Christmas services, and Christmas concerts. It includes a number of exciting new pieces on established tunes (from Andrew Carter, Gerre Hancock, and David Willcocks, among others), as well as excellent new arrangements of popular Christmas pieces.

This volume presents a superb array of repertoire for use from Ash Wednesday to Pentecost. The pieces vary in style and length, suiting a range of service and recital purposes. A range of technical difficulty makes the book useful for players of differing abilities, and clean and uncluttered scores leave interpretation to the performer.