Partituras de música clásica para órgano de clásico

A bright short Fanfare and a very English-like Interlude. Performance Level: 5.

Makes a good pre-service Prelude.

A fine and fairly long final voluntary. One of three pieces written for a friend and fellow organist to celebrate his 45th year of being an organist... the other two being, 'Elegy' and 'Postlude on th...

Reviews: "Another characteristically joyful offering" - CMQ Magazine

A useful pre-service or processional prize winning fanfare. Reviews: "This straightforward item will commend itself to many players who are looking for a short processional piece for a specific occasi...

Reviews: "Well-written, with only one slightly awkward pedal passage in the allegretto section, technical problems are moderate….." - CMQ Magazine

A rousing and cheerful Tuba Tune for the Organ written for Dr Christopher Newton and St Bart's Church in Armley, Leeds, West Yorkshire.

A cheerful Organ Postlude, rhythmic and uplifting. Reviews: "Thrilling juxtaposition of two themes" … CMQ Magazine See pictures for a review by 'The Organ Magazine' which begins... 'Tim Knight's Cerem...

A lively and exciting organ piece. Reviews: "Four pages of jollity!" - CMQ magazine

The New piece from a New composer entering our Catalogue.Tamsin Jones studied music at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, winning the David Barlow Memorial Prize in her first year and graduating w...

Our first release of 2020 and the second in our 'Northern Edition' Series (the purpose of the series is to extend the range of music from Northern England from composers both past and present). These...

Following Giles' successful first piece, here we have another couple of pieces well within the scope of the average organist - an ebullient and cheerful 'Prelude', coupled with a serene 'Contemplation...

This concert piece (or concluding voluntary) was originally going to form the first movement of an Organ Sonata. However, it has become a stand alone piece, rhythmic and exciting in parts, but lyrical...

These three pieces in differing styles are ideal as concert pieces or voluntaries as a set or separately. They have been written in an accessible style with the needs of the average parish Organist in...

Three more accessible pieces for the Parish Organist, for various times in service or recital use. Contents:1. Scherzo for Flutes2. Plaint3. Postlude

In July 2020, we ran a free competition for allcomers to enter. The criteria was to write a piece no more than 3 minutes long on the theme of 'Organ Music for Quiet Moments' which must be suitable for...

A wonderfully cheerful piece for Organ - (requiring a Tuba or loud reed stop) - eminently suitable for services or an excellent Recital piece, written for the Organist of Leicester Cathedral. Continue...

Set 3 provides three more accessible pieces for the Parish Organist, for various times in service or recital use. Contents:1. Processional2. Interlude3. Minuet Sign up to our 'Music Club' on the homep...

Following our very successful first competition on the theme of 'Organ Music for Quiet Moments', we were delighted to receive a great many entries for our second competition on the theme of 'Organ Mus...

These three pieces in differing styles are ideal for services or as concert pieces as a set or separately. They have been written in an accessible style with the needs of the average parish Organist i...

3 contrasting pieces from the pen of well-known composer Ian Higginson, suitable for the parish organist or recitals. Contents:1. Trumpet Tune2. Intermezzo3. Sortie

Following our very successful competitions on the themes of 'Organ Music for Quiet Moments' and 'Organ Music for Joyful Moments', here is the anthology booklet of our third competition featuring the f...

4-movements created out of inspiration from the Bamboo Organ, which are highly suggested to be played as instrumental preludes and interludes for church services. The third movement, "Chorale", was a...

Sortie was written based on the tune ‘DIX’ and was first improvised during the epiphany service at the Princeton University Chapel. This was inspired by and crafted as akin to a film score––with a fes...

There are many organists around the world that maybe come to the instrument by way of the piano and are not yet comfortable with using the pedals and, indeed, there are many organs without pedals! The...