The Organist’s Library Volume 60

Description

Organ 3-Staff

Gathered from past issues of our popular periodical “The Organ Portfolio,” this collection provides organists with a wealth of moderately challenging material to present during the worship service. The wire-bound format of almost one hundred pages includes hymn-tune settings, arrangements drawn from the classics, and original works. The duration, suggested registration, and common usages are provided for each title.

Contents:

• Do Not Despair, O Little Flock
&nbsp by Lani Smith

• Postlude on “Sine Nomine”
&nbsp by Dale G Rider

• Meditation on “Bread of Life”
&nbsp by Gregory Hamilton

• Allegro
&nbsp by Geoffrey Edwards

• Spirit of Faith, Come Down
&nbsp by Gilbert M Martin

• O Jesus, King Most Wonderful
&nbsp by Dale Wood

• Bright Wings
&nbsp by Hugh S Livingston Jr.

• O Worship the King
&nbsp by David M Cherwien

• Hiding in Thee
&nbsp by Anna Laura Page

• Morning Song A
&nbsp by Robert J Powell

• Lily of the Valley The
&nbsp by Stephen L Aber

• Chorale Prelude on “Now Thank We All Our God”
&nbsp by Robert Lau

• Prepare Thyself, Zion
&nbsp by H Robert James

• O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
&nbsp by Robert Lau

• O Come, All Ye Faithful
&nbsp by Mary McDonald

• Holy Boy The
&nbsp by Geoffrey Edwards

• Toccata on “Festal Song”
&nbsp by Gilbert M Martin

• Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella
&nbsp by Patricia Lou Harris

• O Little Town of Bethlehem
&nbsp by Marianne Kim

• Carillon
&nbsp by Lani Smith

• St. George’s Windsor
&nbsp by Jason D Payne

• Epilogue on “Lobe den Herren”
&nbsp by Lani Smith

• Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
&nbsp by Marianne Kim

• Jubilation
&nbsp by Lise Mansfield

• O God, Our Help in Ages Past
&nbsp by Dwight Gustafson

• In Holy Communion
&nbsp by Gilbert M Martin

• Meditation No. 1
&nbsp by Robert E. Rushton

• To God Be the Glory
&nbsp by Douglas E Wagner

• Poème
&nbsp by Mark L Williams

• All Nature Sings
&nbsp by Alfred V Fedak

• Finding Grace
&nbsp by Richard A Williamson

• Toccata on “Rathbun”
&nbsp by Austin C Lovelace