SKU: SU.80101214

Commissioned by the 2005 American Guild of Organists Region II/III Convention, Poughkeepsie, New York, and premiered by Craig Williams on the organ at the West Point Cadet Chapel. This suite takes one of Jesus' parables as the inspiration for each of its four movements: Parable of the Mustard Seed (Voluntary), Parable of the Lost Sheep (Siciliano), Parable of the Good Samaritan (Reflection), Parable of the Lost Coin (Toccata Rondo). Accessible and evocative, the work is useful for both service and recital contexts. 24 pages Published by: Zimbel Press service and recital contexts. 24 pages Published by: Zimbel Press.

SKU: SU.80101115

This work is a five movement partita on the famous Third Mode Melody of Thomas Tallis. The variations range from serene to grand. Some of the variations could be excerpted for individual service voluntaries. The entire work is highly suitable for service or recital.
16 pages
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SKU: SU.80101120

Six contemporary composers were invited to write new hymn preludes for this collection. The result is a set of fresh, accessible compositions, highly suitable for worship or recital use. The six compositions are: Prelude on Wachet auf (Frederick Frahm), Prelude on Melita (John S. Dixon), Prelude on Kingsfold (Bruce Polay), Trio on Wareham (Sandra Gay), Prelude on Gelobt sei Gott (David W. Solomons), and Jubilee-Postlude on Converse (Carson Cooman).
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SKU: SU.80101220

Three short organ pieces based on familiar Advent hymns: Creator of the Stars at Night; Comfort, Comfort Ye, My People; and Prepare the Way, O Zion. Two versions of the third piece are included (a shorter one and a more extended version). 20 pages Published by: Zimbel Press.

SKU: SU.80101169

This work is a suite in five movements, suitable for worship or concert setting. The movements (Herald Angels, Angel Dust, Angels On the Head of a Pin, Guardian Angels, and Angels Praising God) are inspired by different kinds and aspects of angels. The movements can be used separately or in combination in worship context. Described in the journal 21st Century Music as character pieces of personality and profile. 28 pages Published by: Zimbel Press.