Composed in 1949 Jean Langlais' (1907-1991) Three Prayers op. 65 for Medium Voice and Organ – republished here in their complete version – can also be performed by a Choir in unison and accompanied by the Harmonium or Piano. While Marcel Dupré's training allowed Langlais to acquire brilliant virtuosity as an organist it was never an end in itself: for the composer the key word was simplicity. Testaments to a strong faith the Three Prayers reveal a sense of concision and a search for purity not incompatible with the sonic refinement of an intense expressiveness. TheAve verum which highlights the real presence of Christ during the Eucharist radiates a serene clarity. The Ave maris Stella alternates exaltation and appeasement  ('Break the chains of guilt bring light to the blind'). The first two pieces use the French translation of the Latin liturgical text while the third – Tantum ergo – offers the two versions in alternation. The entire cycle expresses the fulfilment that is found in simplicity.

Georg Kreisler equals scathing, dark black humour on the piano. This second volume of the three-volume edition of his songs and chansons is presented with the songs organised by topic. / Voix Et Piano

This innovative collection contains nearly 20 pieces in a variety of styles. Suitable for many different occasions they are equally appropriate for recietals or church services and have accompaniments for Piano or Organ. many of the songs are made widely available for the first time in this volume. For Medium Low Voice and Piano Accompaniment.

This edition features fresh engravings with the Organ part printed on three staves. It also includes a paragraph explaining the historical background and context of the work. / Chant/Vocal/Choeur

This handy collection contains the celebrated Schubert 'Ave Maria' as well as the Bach/Gounod 'Ave Maria'. Each is presented in three keys with a choice of piano or organ accompaniment. Solo piano and solo organ versions are also included. A must for all church musicians.