Orgelnoten

Composed for the wedding of the Rev. E Carr Glyn, for the solo Organ.

These Carol-Preludes were written in 2008, but the idea was in the composer's mind for many years before this. Essentially, they revive the old style of the Chorale- Prelude, but using carol tunes ins...

Postlude is taken from the larger work, Threshold of Light, for SATB chorus, brass quintet and organ, commissioned by the Memorial Church at Harvard University in celebration of its 75th anniversary.

Short Pieces for Organ dating from 1928.

Twentieth century English composer and teacher Christopher Steel followed the progress of many tonal composers of the last century: initial prominence followed by a passage into obscurity, followed by...

Robert Cundick's Divertimento for Organ.

Work for Organ

Mirror of Perfection, with text by St Francis of Assisi, is one of Richard Blackford's critically acclaimed choral works and was the subject of a television documentary. This work has been frequentlyb...

Fantasy Prelude for the solo Organ by Charles Macpherson.

Hofmann's Opus 19 No. 6 is a majestic and stately Wedding Processional, and has been arranged for Organ by J. B. Lott and C. C. Palmer.

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 rew...

Parafrase Op. 10 for Organ solo, by Danish composer Leif Kayser (1919-2001).

Variazioni sopra 'In dulci jubilo' per organo, op. 14 by Danish composer Leif Kayser (1919-2001). For Organ solo.

10 Orgelkoraler op. 9, by Eilert Lindorff-Larsren, was composed in 1946.

With English and German summary. Edited by Steen Lindholm.

Vagn Holmboe is becoming widely recognized as the most important Danish composer since Nielsen. This piece is for Organ solo and dates from 1973.

Reconstructed and edited by Henrik Glahn and Soren Sorensen.

The Planets is cast as a single unit, consisting of seven movements, varying greatly in character, each of which describes a planet or a celestial body. Mars makes a war-like contrast with aggressive...

Written in 1995 as one part of Lorentzen's 'Suite of Seven Pieces for organ', Mercurius is a symbol of merchants, trade and thiefs, traditionally depicted with wings on his heels, forever restless, sc...

The Planets is cast as a single unit, consisting of seven movements, varying greatly in character, each of which describes a planet or a celestial body. Written in 1995 for organist Jens E. Christenso...