Lasky has once again created a wonderful collection of intermediate-level hymn arrangements based on tunes found in most all denominational hymnals. This collection will be useful throughout the church year for church musicians, and these trios will be good exercises for organ students, too. Tunes included are: Azmon * Detroit * Duke Street * Houston * King's Weston * Nettleton * Orientis Partibus * Resignation * St. Agnes * Westminster Abbey.
Noted composer/arranger Michael Helman has taken five settings from the magnificent Mass in B Minor by J.S. Bach and arranged them as organ trios. This collection will surely find favor among organists, and will make a great addition to training new organists in this form. Cleanly printed and with little editing, this set is a must! Titles: * Agnus Dei * Et in Spiritum Sanctum * Et in Unum Dominum * Qui Sedes * Qui Tollis
A listing of organ settings, descants, and alternative harmonizations for the tunes of The Hymnal 1982 along with their publishers, volume location in a multi-volume work, or selection location in a collection, and level of difficulty. This book does not contain the music itself.
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David Lasky offers a collection of intermediate-level arrangements to seven familiar hymns. These may be played as organ solos with a trumpet stop, or with a trumpet player. A separate trumpet part is included. These are sure to add sparkle to any worship experience! Hymn tunes are: Lauda Anima * Diademata * Cwm Rhondda * Lobe Den Herren * Coronation * Old Hundredth * Nettleton.
