Song List: In the bleak midwinter Dear Maker of the Starry Skies Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence We Three Kings Of Orient Are I Saw Three Ships Forest Green Fanfare on Hark the Herald Angels Sing Noel Adeste Fideles

Song List: Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord god Almighty! (Nicaea) Alleluia! Sing to Jesus (Hyfrydol) O Word of God Incarnate (Munich) Praise, to the Lord, the Almighty (Lobe den Herren) Sing Praise to God, the Highest good (Lobe Gott Den Herren, Ihr) Jesus Lives! The Victory's Won! (Jesus, Meine Zuversicht) When I Suffer Pains and Losses (Warum Solit Ich Mich Denn Gramen) Grant, Holy Ghost, that We Behold (Es Ist Gewisslich) Father Most Holy (Christe Sanctorum) O That I Had a Thousand Voices (O Dass Ich Tausend Zungen Hatte) O Sing, My Soul, Your Maker's Praise (Wachterlied) Out of the Depths I Cry to You (Aus Tiefer Not) Open Now Your Gates of Beauty (Unser Herrscher) Trumpet Tune Sing to the Lord of Harvest (Wie Lieblich ist der Maien) Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Your Word (Erhalt Uns, Herr)

ISBN 9780787765941.

This collection gathers together a number of unpublished organ solos from across Lawrence P. Schreiber's long career as a church musician and organist. The varied pieces include several short hymn settings, an extended fantasia on spirituals, an homage to Jean Langlais, and other offerings. Schreiber's colorful style results in music that will make a strong impression in any service or recital.

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.).

I wrote this to honor the birthday of British organist David Houlder, who has been a wonderful champion of my works. He premiered the work at Leeds Town Hall on July 31, 2021. It's a festive work and would make a great postlude or recital opener! It was written and recorded on a two manual instrument, and is easily playable!

This lively original organ piece is rhythmic, fun to play, and will make a very joyful prelude or postlude! This was the 19th and final piece composed by Phil Lehenbauer during the summer of 2019. It is playable on a two manual instrument.

Perfect for Palm Sunday, this processional trumpet tune is based on the hymn tune "Valet will ich dir geben", which is sometimes known as "St. Theodulph". The normal text is "All glory, laud, and honor". Featuring a trumpet tune interspersed with the hymn melody, the tune is instantly recognizable, and will make a triumphant start to your Palm Sunday worship. It was composed in C major, but knowing many hymnals now have the hymn in B-flat, the complete work is provided in both keys for your use. It was composed and recorded on a two manual instrument.