This arrangement can be played on the organ (no pedals) in the absence of trumpets or brass in Handel's HALLELUJAH CHORUS.

Trumpet Voluntary is inspired by the British classical voluntaries of Purcell, Stanley and Jeremiah Clarke. The Trumpet Voluntary follows a traditional ABA form with modern flair. Pang?s Trumpet Voluntary is a stately march which starts with a catchy tune that is echoed in the accompaniment and throughout the piece. Creative harmonizations are used to augment the contemporary style of the trumpet tune. Trumpet Voluntary is 3 minutes long and it works wonderful for church preludes. Please view a performance of the Trumpet Voluntary by Dominic Pang on YouTube at https://youtu.be/o1Nr7pAissI

ISBN 9780787764999.

David Lasky has applied his signature writing style to two of the most popular genres in the church organist's repertoire: joyous hymn postludes and original trumpet tunes. This collection contains five postludes on familiar hymns and three original trumpet tunes. The trumpet tunes can be played by organ alone or with the inclusion of an optional instrumental trumpet.

Certainly the most adventurous organ piece so far, this toccata on the well-known Palm Sunday hymn will send the congregation out with a spring in their step - or make your concert audience wonder how you got all those semiquavers! Descending arpeggios throughout drive the piece forward with the tune soaring out on a Tuba, Trumpet, or whatever you have available. A decent pedal section will underpin the main section - 32' reeds will make all the difference in the final few bars. (Don't panic - it can also be used on more modest instruments.).

Air and Rondo by Henry Purcell is a festive piece using the trumpet stop on the organ. Appropriate for any occasion, especially for a postlude.