The Organist's Library, Volume 68

Gathered from previous issues of Lorenz's popular periodical "Organ Portfolio," this collection provides organists with a wealth of moderately challenging material to present during the worship service. The coil-bound format of almost one hundred pages includes hymn-tune settings, arrangements drawn from the classics, and original works. The duration, suggested registration, and common usages are provided for each title.Contents: Chanson Romanesque (Alan F. Schultz); The Church’s One Foundation (Kevin Norris); There Is a Balm in Gilead (David Kidwell); The Unclouded Day (Carolyn Hamlin); Toccata for the Flutes (Craig A. Penfield); Foundation (Bernard Wayne Sanders); I Will Exalt in the Lord (Lani Smith); Trust and Obey (Robert J Powell); Fanfare and Processional on “Sine Nomine” (Douglas E Wagner); Fanfare in F (Mary McDonald); Reflection on “Love Unknown” (David Lasky); Prelude on “Es ist ein Ros” (Craig A. Penfield); Prelude on “Helmsley” (Lester Groom); Postlude on “Ding, Dong, Merrily on High” (Hampson A Sisler); Now Thank We All Our God (Michael Helman); O Holy Father, Come to Us (Robert J Powell); He Is Born, the Divine Christ Child (Keith Christopher); Reflection on “Veni Emmanuel” (David Lasky); God That Madeth Earth and Heaven (Alan F. Schultz); Wintertime Pastorale (Roberta Rowland-Raybold); From God the Father, Virgin-Born (Mark Sedio); Voluntary: Simply Believe (Richard A Williamson); Of the Father’s Love Begotten (Daniel E Gawthrop); Morning Has Broken (Arthur Frackenpohl); Joy in the Morning (Robert F Swift); What Wondrous Love Is This (David Kidwell); Toccata Gioioso (James Mansfield); Communion Meditation (James Conely); Behold That Star (Robert Thompson); Tell Me the Old, Old Story (Robert J Powell); Prelude (Craig A. Penfield); Aperto (Lynn Trapp); Postlude on “Madrid” (David Lasky); Lauda anima (Kevin Norris)