Complete theoretical and practical method for organ-playing in three parts. Par PEETERS FLOR. Flor Peeters, born in Belgium in 1903, is one of the most important organists and organ composers of the 20th century. After completing his studies at the famous Lemmens Institute in Mechelen, he worked there as a teacher of organ and improvisation before becoming professor at and director of the Royal Flemish Conservatoire of Antwerp. Until his death in 1986, Peeters gave concerts all around the world, held numerous master classes and received several awards and prizes for his achievements as a composer, organist and teacher. In his successful three-volume educational work 'Ars Organi', Peeters combines theoretical knowledge and practical exercises on all aspects of organ playing, starting with basic information on the instrument, manual and pedal exercises and two-part manual and pedal playing. While Vol. 2 contains exercises on three-part playing, Vol. 3 contains exercises on four and five-part playing as well as studies on demanding trio playing. Each learning stage is accompanied by pedal exercises and tips on articulation, touch, interpretation, registration and organ specifications - a valuable compendium for every organist. / Méthode / Date parution : 1954-11-20/ Méthode / Orgue

William Lloyd Webber (1914-1982) was a British organist composer and pedagogue. He started playing the organ at an early age becoming a well-known recitalist by the age of 14. He studied with Ralph Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music where he himself later taught. His best known work is the orchestral tone poem Aurora but he also wrote many popular Organ works which are now experiencing a resurgence. Four Epilogues was written in 1953 and dedicated to Frederick Geoghegan who at the time was at the Cathedral Church of the Redeemer in Calgary Alberta.

Four Voluntaries For Organ by Robert Groves. Following the practice adopted in several of Groves' books of Hymn Tune Preludes each of these pieces has been designed so that it can be played on a small two-manual Organ with pedals or quite easily on a manual only with or without pedals. Registration of a simple nature has been given and this may of course be varied at the player's wish.

Includes four songs arranged for organ solo: Crusaders' Hymn £ Amazing Grace £ Duke Street £ O Store Gud.

The songbook of Four Quiet Interludes comprises 1. Elegiac 2. Dorian 3. Pastorale (By The Waters Of Babylon) and 4. Choral which includes a voicing of 'Jesu! The very thought is sweet'. These pieces demonstrate Lloyd Webber’s strong melodic and harmonic gifts.Organist composer teacher and arranger William Lloyd Webber father of musicians Andrew Lloyd Webber and Julian Lloyd Webber was a twentieth century English musician who was not only a church Organist but a well-known recitalist and teacher at the Royal College of Music. His works arose from the Romantic tradition which he felt became ‘out of step’ as modern styles changed. His work is enjoying a revaluation.