SKU: A0.1250557

Moot Hall Toccata: the bustle of the Moot Hall in the centre of Colchester – traffic and car sirens blaring outside – business, chatter and debate inside – while on the top of the tall tower the statue of St. Helena smiles serenely over the city.  Moot Hall Toccata was first performed by Ian Ray on the organ of the Moot Hall, Colchester, UK. Duration 5-6 minutes
Alan Bullard is a regular contributor to the Oxford Hymn Settings for Organists series (OUP), and his Christmas Preludes and Fantasia are published by Banks Music Publications. His choral and organ music is performed world-wide.  www.alanbullard.co.uk

SKU: A0.1169161

He Shall Feed His Flock from Handel's Messiah arranged as an organ solo.

SKU: A0.772160

Morning Song - The King Shall Come - Alternative Harmonization

See my other hymn-tune arrangements on this site - over 200.
www.gregoryhamilton.org

SKU: A0.842637

The hymn O Lord, How Shall I Meet You is an advent hymn with text by Paul Gerhardt.  The music is by Johann Crüger and the arrangement for organ was written by David Christensen.  The theme is stated by a strong reed stop and then is followed by three variations.  The second variation uses a 4 foot solo stop in the pedal, and the final variation is on full organ.

SKU: MQ.10-001-7E

Variety of styles. Interdenominational in scope and appeal. Minimal technical demands.

Includes:
The King Shall Come
CONSOLATION/MORNING SONG

Creator of the Stars of Night
CONDITOR ALME SIDERUM /CREATOR ALME SIDERUM

Comfort, Comfort These My People
FREU DICH SEHR/PSALM 42/GENEVAN 42

Savior of the Nations, Come
NUN KOMM, DER HEIDEN HEILAND

Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending
ST. THOMAS

Oh, Come, Oh, Come, Emmanuel
VENI EMMANUEL

Redeemer of the Nations, Come
VENI REDEMPTOR OMNIUM

Wake, Awake
WACHET AUF.

SKU: A0.804658

MY EASY ARRANGEMENT OF THE HYMN WHAT SHALL I RENDER TO MY GOD? BY I. WATTS.
VERSION FOR ORGAN, WITHOUT THE PEDALBOARD LINE.

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SKU: A0.918927

This short setting of the tune CONSOLATION was originally composed for the Advent hymn The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns, but it can also be used with the hymn What Hope An Eden Prophesied. Featuring an ostinato and quasi-canon at the fourth, it is a great piece for featuring the contrasting solo stops on any organ.  For more music and information, visit www.jubalslyre.com/music.