(1915), Light, Water, Sand.

Written in 1949 for English hornist Louis Speyer, the beauty of this piece is just as obvious today. With varying tempos and frequent modulations, this piece takes on a life of its own. Optional parts for violin, viola, and clarinet are included, adding to the richness of the setting. This is an excellent concert choice.

Five of the greatest organ works by this renowned American church music composer are compiled in the first volume of this series. Previously out of print, these five titles are again available: Carillon · Pageant · Passacaglia · A Wedding Processional · Canon, Chacony, and Fugue. Created by the composer dubbed the Dean of Church Musicians, this is an excellent collection for the library of the serious organist.

Celebrating the 100th birthday (May 1, 1995) of one of America's greatest church musicians, Fred Bock Music Company is privileged to release this second volume of works from Leo Sowerby. The excellence of this revered composer's music has long been recognized as a treasure for lovers of good sacred literature. Titles include: A Joyous March · Comes Autumn Time · Prelude on The King's Majesty · Sonatina.

This wonderful collection features pieces for seasonal use, as well as for the general worship service. Especially satisfying for the more accomplished organist. Includes: Chorale Prelude on a Calvinist Hymn-Tune · Prelude on the Benidiction Ite Missa Est · Prelude on Non Nobis Domine · and Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart! (Choral Prelude). Medium advanced level.

The final book in the series includes Festival, featured at the opening concert of the AGO convention in New York City by Todd Wilson at St. Patrick's Cathedral, which has never before been published. Magnificat is also published here for the first time. Medium advanced difficulty.