SKU: SU.80101447

Kennebunkport Suite (2016) was written for and is dedicated to Joyce Painter Rice, First Congregational Church, Kennebunkport, Maine, and the church's 1854 E. & G. G. Hook pipe organ (Opus 177). First Congregational Church is a congregation that particularly enjoys singing the classic hymns, and this organ suite thus consists of preludes on three well-known old American hymns: Foundation (How Firm a Foundation), Bethany (Nearer, My God, To Thee), and Land of Rest (Jerusalem, My Happy Home.) (Although conceived originally for a small one-manual pipe organ with divided stops and pedals, the work can be played effectively on any organ.) Instrumentation: Organ Duration: 2016 Composed: 9' Published by: Zimbel Press.

SKU: GI.G-003031

Originally one of three pieces for solo organ (Trois Pièces pour Grand Orgue) Théodore Dubois, the majestic Hosannah has been arranged for organ and two trumpets by composer/arranger Richarl Siegel. The piece contrasts stately, chordal sections with more florid (but never complicated) passages, all being brought to a regal conclusion. The trumpet writing is accessible and capable. High school or other intermediate-level players will be able to perform this piece. Optional parts for timpani and cymbal are included, which will add an extra level of brilliance to this fine transcription. It is suitable for any festive celebration. As a prelude on Palm Sunday, this piece would provide a noble opening to Holy Week. As an Easter Vigil or Easter Sunday postlude, it would be a sonic reminder of Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, leading to his triumphant victory over the tomb. For Organ, Two Trumpets, optional Timpani, and Cymbals.

SKU: HL.48184701

UPC: 888680840761. 9.0x12.0x0.094 inches.

“Composed in 1942, Titelouze?s tombstone by Marcel Dupré is a set of sixteen chorals for Organ. Based on liturgical rhythms, these chorals are rated easy and medium in term of difficulty. This musical memorial to Jehan Titelouze, an organist who lived at the period of the Spanish Armada (16th century), is a pedagogical work with melody mainly based on Gregorian music. These sixteen studies, all very different and very progressive are: 1. Creator Alme Siderum (3 voices ? manuals only) 2. Jesu Redemptor Omnium (3 voices ? manuals only) 3. A solis Ortus Cardine (3 voices) 4. Audi Benigne Conditor (3 voice) 5. Te Lucis Ante Terminum (4 voices) 6. Coelestis Urbs Jerusalem (4 voices) 7. As Regias Agni Dapes (4 voices) 8. Veni Creator Spiritus (4 voices) 9. Vexilla Regis (4 voices) 10. Pange Lingua (3 voices) 11. Ave Maris Stella (4 voices) 12. Iste Confessor (4 voices) 13. Lucis Creator Optime (4 voices) 14. Ut Queant Laxis (5 voices) 15. Te Splendor et Virtus (5 voices) 16. Placare Christe Servullis (Toccata) Each choral of this set is really colourful and can be considered a masterpiece.”.

SKU: CA.1805220

ISBN 9790007100223.

Score available separately - see item CA.1805200.

SKU: HL.14040411

French.

En composant pour l'orgue de courtes pièces fondées sur le chant grégorien et destinées à servir de préludes ou d'interludes aux hymnes liturgiques, Daniel-Lesur, disciple de Charles Tournemire, renouait avec la tradition des Titelouze, des Couperin, des Grigny et des Dandrieu. Ces 4 hymnes sont dédiés à la mémoire de Jehan Alain. (1937)

Coelestis urbs Jerusalem, Moderato Creator alme, Lento Crudelis Herodes A solis ortus, Moderato Decora Lux, Con forza