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Introduction, passacaglia, and coda / Brian Brockless Prelude on Urbs beata / Richard Dirksen Elegy / John McCabe Fantasy on a theme of Purcell / Christopher Steel Phrygian toccata / Richard Tynsky In...

Work for Organ.

This set of three pieces was first published in 1905. It includes the 'Adagio in E', a piece popular with organists ever since.

Eleven pieces for solo Organ from the 19th to the 21st century. Selected and edited by Martin Neary. 'An imaginative kaleidoscope of attractive pieces. There is much to enjoy in this wide-rangingcolle...

Preludes and Fugues was written originally for solo accordion (Op. 95). The version of organ (Op. 95b) was written in 2012 and premiered by Kalevi Kiviniemi at the St. Albans International Organ Festi...

Three Adagios was experlty composed by Aulis Sallinen. The piece was first performed on the Organ of the church of Saint-Sulpice, Paris, by Kalevi Kiviniemi, on the 29th September 2013.

Born in 1946, Giles Swayne started composing at an early age, and in his teens was helped by the advice and encouragement of his cousin Elizabeth Maconchy, whilst studying the piano with Gordon Green....

This solo Organ work, written in 2009 and dedicated to the memory of the great 20th Century English church composer, Herbert Howells, has been received with high critical acclaim by both Organ special...

Composed for the wedding of the Rev. E Carr Glyn, for the solo Organ.

Short Pieces for Organ dating from 1928.

Twentieth century English composer and teacher Christopher Steel followed the progress of many tonal composers of the last century: initial prominence followed by a passage into obscurity, followed by...

Robert Cundick's Divertimento for Organ.

A regal and challenging work for the solo Organist.

Work for Organ

Mirror of Perfection, with text by St Francis of Assisi, is one of Richard Blackford's critically acclaimed choral works and was the subject of a television documentary. This work has been frequentlyb...

Fantasy Prelude for the solo Organ by Charles Macpherson.

Hofmann's Opus 19 No. 6 is a majestic and stately Wedding Processional, and has been arranged for Organ by J. B. Lott and C. C. Palmer.

In 1897, Elgar became acquainted with A J Jaeger, an employee of Novello publishing firm, who offered encouragement during the less successful time of the composer's life before the publication of the...

Taken from his fourth solo album Ten Summoner's Tales, Fields Of Gold may have only reached number 23 in the UK charts, but has since proved a timeless classic. The Eva Cassidy cover showed a more sou...

Composed in 1914 for Violin and Piano, Carissima represents a lighter and more pastoral side of Elgar's prolific output, and is a heartwarming work for the accomplished Violinist.