Hymn Accompaniments: Introductions, Harmonizations, Last Verses, Etc. |
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| Fourteen hymntunes arranged with festive settings as well as descants in reproducible form for singers. |
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| A second collection of festive settings by Samuel Metzger with even more descants to popular hymntunes in reproducible form. |
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| Accessible hymn settings in a variety of forms with many uses in service playing. |
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| Choral preludes and reharmonizations for service use of ten frequently used tunes. |
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| A follow-up to his highly successful first volume, VOLUME TWO once again offers over 250 new introductions, preludes, alternate harmonizations, and accompaniments. |
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| Written as examples for improvisers, these 200 short pieces will help many service players to develop their skills at extemporizing. |
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| NEW!Another in the series of popular volumes of hymntunes, re-harmonized by a number of distinguished composers for Kevin Mayhew with the average parish organist in mind. |
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Lent · Easter · General |
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| Popular reharmonizations. Enormously useful for service playing. |
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| Extends the excellent series of harmonizations by Noel Rawsthorne. |
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Fourteen hymn re-harmonizations, with a page of interludes and responses. |
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| 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. Click for more information. |
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| A follow-up to his highly successful first volume, VOLUME TWO once again offers over 250 new introductions, preludes, alternate harmonizations, and accompaniments. |
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| Containing over 250 introductions, preludes, alternate harmonizations, and free accompaniments, this collection will stay in easy reach of organists for many years to come. |
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Edited by Frederick Swann and Mark Thallander in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Crystal Cathedral. Includes arrangements of 50 hymns as well as interesting information about the history of organists and organs at the Crystal Cathedral. Indexed by title and by tune name. Click above to see a complete list of tunes included. |
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| These pieces began as improvisations from Frederick Swann's CD Hymns on the Crystal Cathedral Organ. |
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| Organ Literature for the Liturgical Year, based on the hymnic contributions of Martin Luther. Edited by Henry Gerike |
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| A highly effective resource and reference for hymn playing. |
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| Middle verse variations to add interest to hymn singing |
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| Two setting each for 25 popular tunes using Piano with Organ |
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| Last verses composed by a variety of composers |
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| 18 Organ Introductions on Familiar Hymns |
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| Tunes: Bridegroom, Foundation, Grosser Gött, 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 |
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| T. Tertius Noble's traditional and classic set of Free Accompaniments |
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| 50 Additions to Noble's classic volume of 100 free settings |
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| 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." Click for list of 28 hymn tunes included. |
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| 200 short improvisations on hymn tunes |
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