Organ - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1349313 By Aaron Shows. By Traditional Austrian Carol. Arranged by Aaron Shows. Advent,Christmas,Sacred. Score. 2 pages. Aaron Shows #934063. Published by Aaron Shows (A0.1349313). An improvised meditation on a classic Christmas carol. This score is transcribed from a YouTube video I recorded at Christmas in 2020 during the pandemic.

Organ - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1278797 Composed by Aaron Shows. Classical,Contemporary,Film/TV,Traditional,Wedding. Score. 36 pages. Aaron Shows #870340. Published by Aaron Shows (A0.1278797). Originally composed as joyous postludes for a church service to keep the congregation engaged and in their seats, rather than rushing to coffee hour or Sunday brunch, these pieces will have them sticking around to listen. So many organists complain of practicing long hours on music to find out only heard by a handful of listeners (or none at all!) stayed behind to hear it, but with this music you will be rewarded for your practice (and the great secret is, these pieces don't require much practice at all!).Whether you are looking for a rousing closer in a church service, concert, or music program of any kind -- these will do the trick! Additionally, since they are all based on original tunes (rather than hymns or other familiar sacred music), they can be easily and effectively used in both sacred and secular settings.Contents: March for a Celebration Wildfire Toccata Impressions of Americana Mountains and Valleys Fanfare of Festive Colors Traditions Old and New

Organ - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1278816 Composed by Aaron Shows. Classical,Contemporary,Film/TV,Romantic Period. Score. 9 pages. Aaron Shows #870380. Published by Aaron Shows (A0.1278816). Originally included in the Postludes, Vol I set by the same composer, this has become an often-requested piece to perform in concerts and in church services alike. This firey piece sounds much more difficult than it actually is to play, so basically less work and more reward! Written in the French toccata style of the Romantic period, this piece is sure to excite and energize audiences anywhere (as it already has done so in organ concerts around the world)!Funny fact: this piece was once announced in an organ program before it was played, and someone in the audience misheard it as the Wildflower Toccata, soon becoming very confused when it did not sound like beautiful wildflowers in any way. Needless to say, after the concert they had to ask the performer for clafication that it was indeed meant to be the Wildfire Toccata.