s-For Organ. Published 1984/86. Commissioned by Noriko Yasuda.First performance: Tokyo 1986 Noriko Yasuda.

50 of Fred Bock's best organ arrangements have been carefully selected for this collection bringing a wide variety of styles and titles. From the popular “El Shaddai ” to the more traditional “Savior Like aShepherd Lead Us” and “Jesus Loves Me” (coupled with Debussy's “Clair De Lune”) these pieces will be played over and over again.

Three Chorale Preludes For Organ by Johann Gottfried Walther. Edited by Walter Emery.

The 18th variation of Rachmaninov's Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini has become more famous than the Paganini tune it is based on. It premiered on November 7 1934 in Baltimore with Leopold Stokowski conducting. Arranged for Organ solo.

Book 11-Seventeen Voluntaries Book 11 is a delightful collection of pieces for Organ composed by Caleb Simper.

The Keyboard compositions of John Lugge are being published here as a complete work for the first time. They consist of what appears to be a collection of Organ pieces at Christ Church Oxford (Ch. Ch. MS 49) and three pieces for the virginal - two of them in Paris at the Bibliotheque du Conservatoire de Musique (Bibliotheque Nationale MS Reserve 1186) and one at Christ Church Oxford (Ch. Ch. MS 431 f.5). We published the Volun­taries separately in 1956 (Novello & Company Limited) but in halved note-values as required at that time. The virginal pieces were published in 1957 (Schott & Company Limited) in the original note values.

And Did Those Feet In Ancient Times. Words by William Blake. Arranged by Albert Howe for voice and piano or organ.

The composer wrote of this work ‘Although purely abstract in design the work attempts to give musical expression to the individual’s struggle fo belief in the miracle of the resurrection…The form of the piece could be described as continuous variation.’Composer and pianist Kenneth Leighton is one of Britian’s most distinguished post-War composers whose works for Piano and Organ in particular manifest his intellectual rigour and Romanticism with virtuosic solo writing.

A collection of works written for Organ by various composers including Francis Jackson George Thalben-Ball and others. Contents include: 'An Interlude' (Harold Darke) 'A Scherzetto For The Flutes' (Eric Thiman) 'Edwardia' (George Thalben-Ball)  'The Sweet Rivelet' (Francis Jackson)  'Trio' (W S Lloyd Webber) 'Canzonetta' (Arthur J Pritchard)  'Chimes' (Bernard Rose) and 'Epilogue' (Herbert Howells).