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|  Pull Out the Stops: 100+ Hymns with Introductions and AccompanimentA collection of organ accompaniments that will enhance congregational singing from a variety of composers: David Cherwien, James and Marilyn Biery, Mark Bighley, Robert Buckley Farlee, Keith Hampton, James Holloway, Jeffrey Honor�, David N. Johnson, Larry J. Long, Anne Krentz Organ, Emily Maxson Porter, David Aaron Miller, Mark Sedio, and Wayne Wold among them. More than 100 hymns are drawn from several ecumenical sources. A perfect resource that will always be near your music rack!
| | | Andrew Moore: One Hundred Alternative Hymn Arrangements (Middle Verses)Intended for use in the middle verses of hymn accompaniment, these arrangements vary the harmonizations of 100 of the most used hymns to help the organist reflect a change of mood or add a touch of color without startling the congregation.
| | | Colin Mawby: 25 Hymn Tunes for Piano & Organ25 Hymn Accompaniments are arranged by Colin Mawby for piano and organ. Each hymn has two accompaniments: one based on traditional harmonization and another �last verse� arrangement. The piano opens with a short rest to overcome problems of distance. Two copies needed for performance. Tunes: All for Jesus, Crimond, Cross of Jesus, Easter hymn, Gopsal, Hyfrydol, Kilmarnock, Laudate dominum, Lobe den Herren, Maccabaeus, Nicaea, Nun danket, Ode to Joy, Old 100, Praise my soul, Regent Square, Repton, Rockingham, St. Clement, St. Columba, Slane, Song 1, Stuttgart, Wareham, Westminster Abbey.
| | | Last Verse Extravaganza: 200 Last Verses200 last verse arrangements of popular hymn tunes are composed by 18 contributors including Rosalie Bonighton, Andrew Fletcher, Richard Lloyd, Colin Mawby, June Nixon, etc.
| | | David Dahl: Hymn InterpretationsTunes: Bridegroom, Foundation, Grosser G�tt, Lasst Uns Erfreuen, Laudate Dominum, Lobe den Herren, Nun Danket, Nun Komm der Heiden Heiland, Old 124th, Puer Nobis, Rendez a Dieu, Restoration, Sonne der Gerechtigkeit, Vineyard Haven
| | | T. Tertius Noble: Free Organ Accompaniments to 100 Hymnsthe famous collection in the keys of the Episcopal Hymnal.
| | | T. Tertius Noble: 50 Free Organ Accompaniments to Well-Known Hymn TunesThis collection adds to, without duplication, FE08175 Free Organ Accompaniments to 100 Hymns in the keys of the Episcopal Hymnal.
| | | Noel Rawsthorne: 200 Last VersesThis book provides varied harmonies for popular hymn tunes and has been very well received.
| | | Noel Rawsthorne: More Last VersesAnother 200 varied harmonies for popular hymn tunes.
| | | Noel Rawsthorne: 200 Last Verses for ManualsFinally, alternate harmonies of popular hymn tunes for modest-sized organs.
| | | June Nixon: Organ Miniatures200 short improvisations on familiar hymn tunes, useful for introductions, interludes, gospel processions.
| | | Sixty-four Hymn PreludesEasy arrangements of traditional hymns by June Nixon, Richard Proulx, and 12 others.
| | | Margaret Mealy: 90 Easy Hymn Accompanimentswithout Pedal, simplified for students and less experienced players.
| | | Brenda Durden: Practical Arrangements for the Frantic OrganistForty familiar hymns with melodies found in a different voice for each verse.
| | | Brenda Durden: Practical Arrangements of 40 Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany Hymns for the Frantic Organist Vol 2See description Vol. 1.
| | | 100 Hymn Preludeson well-known hymns. Brief and useful pieces by more than 25 composers, mostly sight-readable and a great value!
| | | 100 Hymn Preludes for ManualsFresh, short, and approachable interpretations of many well-known hymn tunes.
| | | Timothy Albrecht: Grace Notes, Vol. 1Allein Gott in der H�h, Bryn Clfaria, Go Tell It, Vem in Leidenstagen, Aurelia
| | | Timothy Albrecht: Grace Notes, Vol. 2Gloria, Puer Nobis
| | | Timothy Albrecht: Grace Notes, Vol. 3Three Easter Preludes: Bunessan, Llanfair, Victory
| | | Timothy Albrecht: Grace Notes, Vol. 4Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving Straf mich nicht, The Ash Grove, Lobe den Herren, Engelberg, Alio Modo
| | | Timothy Albrecht: Grace Notes, Vol. 5Lent, Easter, Festivals, General Duke Street, Ein feste Burg, Hymn to Joy, Land of Rest, Laus Regis, Munich, Nicaea, Rathbun, Restoration, St. Denio, Slane, Thompson
| | | David M. Cherwien: Let the People Sing!A Keyboardist�s Creative and Practical Guide to Engaging God�s People in Meaningful Song by David M. Cherwien. Useful to the most and least experienced church organists and everybody in-between, this practical manual is an extended masterclass in leading congregational singing from the keyboard. Many good observations and suggestions are followed with plentiful examples, creating a manual that you will return to again and again if you seek to improve your performance as an accompanist and the congregation�s role as singers. 179 pp.
| | | Easiest Hymns in Trio Style, Vol. 1are arranged by Wayne Leupold to provide simplified versions of hymn tunes to be played on manuals and pedal. They may be used for teaching as well as for congregational accompaniment. Included are Sch�nster Herr Jesu/St. Elizabeth, Stuttgart, Olivet, Dix, Old Hundredth (Doxology), Grosser Gott, Meineke (Gloria Patri), Lobe den Herren, Italian Hymn/Moscow, Nun Danket, Nicaea, Hymn to Joy, Hyfrydol, Aurelia, Lasst uns erfreuen.
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 1 Very Simple Pedal Parts, One Note Per Foot. 27 traditional, familiar hymn tunes: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel; Hark! the Herald Angels Sing; Joy to the World; Silent Night; O Little Town of Bethlehem; O Come, All Ye Faithful; Angels from the Realms of Glory; O God, Our Help in Ages Past; Go to Dark Gethsemane; Hosanna, Loud Hosanna; Wehn I Survey the Wondrous Cross; Christ, the Lord is Risen Today; I Know that My Redeemer Lives; Holy, Holy, Holy!; Come, Thou Almighty King; We Gather Together; Come, Ye Thankful People, Come; My Country 'tis of Thee; Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory; We Shall Overcome; All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name; Crown Him with Many Crowns; The Lord Is My Shepherd; Draw Nigh and Take the Body of the Lord; Great Is the Lord, Our God; Abide with Me; Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 2Motivic Pedal parts; several notes per foot with repeated-note motives. 21 hymn tunes: Faith of Our Fathers; no, on land and Sea Descending; Blest Be the Tie That Binds; Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty; Come, We That Love the Lord; My Soul Gives Glory to My God; Nearer, My God, to Thee; Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates; My faith Looks Up to Thee; Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee; O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee; Now the Day Is Over; Let Al Mortal Flesh Keep Silence; Ye Servants of God; Rejoice, the Lord is King; The Church's One Foundation; Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus; Onward, Christian Soldiers; Rise Up, O Men of God
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 3Motivic Pedal Parts, A Systematic Study of Musical Motives. Twenty-one traditional, familiar hymn tunes: Lead On, O King Eternal; It Came Upon the Midnight Clear; The First Noel; While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks; Away in a Manger; Angels We Have Heard on High; We Three Kings; Beneath the Cross of Jesus; In the Cross of Christ I Glory; Just as I am, Without One Plea; All Glory, Laud, and Honor; Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain; Dear Lord and Savior of Mankind; Savior; Like a Shepherd Lead Us; When Morning Gilds the Skies; Fairest Lord Jesus; Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart; He Leadeth Me; O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing; O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go; A Mighty Fortress
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 4Motivic and Walking Pedal Parts Freely Combined. Twenty-one traditional, familiar hymn tunes: God of Our Fathers; God Moves in a Mysterious Way; For the Beauty of the Earth; Lord, Speak to Me; This Is My Father's World; O Worship the King; O Jesus, I Have Promised; Jesus Calls Us; Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life; How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds; Fling Out the Banner; Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart; Breathe on Me, Breath of God; Come, Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove; Holy Spirit, Truth Divine; Come, Holy Ghost, Our Hearts Inspire; Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones; Love Divine, All Loves Excelling; Eternal Father, Strong to Save; Holy God, We Praise Thy Name; Glory Be to the Father
| | | Edward H. Meyer: Easy Hymn Accompaniments for Organ or Piano45 popular hymns from Allein Gott in der H�h to Winchester Old.
| | | The Really Little Organ Bookedited by Allan Mahnke, who writes of these very simple hymn settings "play them as written, abbreviate, or extend them. Flexibility is the key. Many can be played fast or slow, loud or soft. It depends on how you use them." Aurelia, Converse, Dennis, Detroit, Donne secours, Engelberg, Evan, Gelobt sei Gott, Gethsemane, Gott der Vater wohn uns bei, Iste Confessor, Italian Hymn, Lobe den Herren, Lobt Gott ihr Christen, Meinen Jesum Lass ich nicht (Ulrich), Midden in de Dood, O Jesu Christe, O filii et filiae, Omnie die, Picardy, Pilot, Ratisbon, St. Denio, Song 13, Southwell, Stephanos, Tender Thought, Toplady, Torshov.
| | | The HymnletThis OHS edition presents hymns and hymntunes from 17th-20th century sources, including two canons by William Billings and from Psalmodia Evangelica (1830), Wyeth's Repository of Sacred Music (1820), The Psalmodist (1844), The Sacred Harp (1860), and more recent sources. 34 hymns, compiled and edited by Samuel Walter for the 1976 Bicentennial Convention of OHS.
| | | Margaret Mealy: 90 Easy Hymn Accompaniments without Pedal, simplified for students and less experienced players.
| | | Sixty-four Hymn Preludes Easy arrangements by June Nixon, Richard Proulx, and 12 others.
| | | Easiest Hymns in Trio Style, Vol. 1 are arranged by Wayne Leupold to provide simplified versions of hymn tunes to be played on manuals and pedal. They may be used for teaching as well as for congregational accompaniment. Included are Sch�nster Herr Jesu/St. Elizabeth, Stuttgart, Olivet, Dix, Old Hundredth (Doxology), Grosser Gott, Meineke (Gloria Patri), Lobe den Herren, Italian Hymn/Moscow, Nun Danket, Nicaea, Hymn to Joy, Hyfrydol, Aurelia, Lasst uns erfreuen.
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 2 Motivic, Several Notes per Foot with Repeated-Note Motives. 21 hymn tunes.
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 3 Motivic Pedal Parts, A Systematic Study of Motives. 21 familiar hymn tunes.
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 4 Motivic and Walking Pedal Parts Freely Combined. 21 familiar hymn tunes.
| | | Easy Hymn Accompaniments for Organ or Piano by Edward H. Meyer. 45 hymns from Allein Gott in der H�h to Winchester Old.
| | | The Really Little Organ Book edited by Allan Mahnke, who writes of these very simple hymn settings ��play them as written, abbreviate, or extend them. Flexibility is the key. Many can be played fast or slow, loud or soft. It depends on how you use them.�� Aurelia, Converse, Dennis, Detroit, Donne secours, Engelberg, Evan, Gelobt sei Gott, Gethsemane, Gott der Vater wohn uns bei, Iste Confessor, Italian Hymn, Lobe den Herren, Lobt Gott ihr Christen, Meinen Jesum La� ich nicht (Ulrich), Midden in de Dood, O Jesu Christe, O filii et filiae, Omnie die, Picardy, Pilot, Ratisbon, St. Denio, Song 13, Southwell, Stephanos, Tender Thought, Toplady, Torshov.
| | | Eight Easy Preludes & Canons by Edward H. Meyer, for organists in their first and second semesters. Es ist ein Ros, Fortunatus New, Freu dich sehr, In Babilone, Lord Revive Us, Picardy, Puer nobis nascitur, Rhosymedre
| | | Richard Hudson: Hymn Trios for the New Organist, Vol. 1 Very Simple Pedal Parts, One Note Per Foot. 27 traditional, familiar hymn tunes: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel; Hark! the Herald Angels Sing; Joy to the World; Silent Night; O Little Town of Bethlehem; O Come, All Ye Faithful; Angels from the Realms of Glory; O God, Our Help in Ages Past; Go to Dark Gethsemane; Hosanna, Loud Hosanna; Wehn I Survey the Wondrous Cross; Christ, the Lord is Risen Today; I Know that My Redeemer Lives; Holy, Holy, Holy!; Come, Thou Almighty King; We Gather Together; Come, Ye Thankful People, Come; My Country 'tis of Thee; Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory; We Shall Overcome; All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name; Crown Him with Many Crowns; The Lord Is My Shepherd; Draw Nigh and Take the Body of the Lord; Great Is the Lord, Our God; Abide with Me; Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow
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