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Category Archives: Theatre
Pearce Pieces, Italian Songs, Sellars Lamb, and Incredible Trouble
Greetings, everyone. The four selections for May have as much diversity as you could imagine. There are transcriptions of famous instrumental music, Italian hymns and patriotic songs, and a beloved spiritual. NOTE ON SHIPPING OUTSIDE THE USA. I now have … Continue reading
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March Mauro-Cottone Melodies, Eccentric Edmundson Epiphany, & Cuthbert’s Crazy Caprice
After more than a year of working on the restoration of the two volumes of Mauro-Cottone’s music, I am proud to announce it for March. If you don’t know about him, I hope you will read the capsule biography (link … Continue reading
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February Love in A Deep River while Dancing to a Chromatic Sonata
The good news is that for February, I am really pleased to share three recordings of the four pieces with you. Many of you have written to me that hearing a piece is an important part of deciding whether you … Continue reading
Jesse Crawford’s Advanced Organ Course Reprinted
Jesse Crawford’s Advanced Organ Course Reprinted For the fourth time (!) I have had to reprint this important organ book of technique and style. For those who had to wait about two weeks for delivery, I have apologized and given … Continue reading
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Elgar’s Sursum, Sellars Cantilene, Macfarlane’s Joyful Song, Mendelssohn’s Nocturne, and Crawford’s Intermediate
It’s September and that might be “Back to School” time for you, but for me it’s time for two transcriptions and two original organ compositions. In addition to the four pieces, I am announcing the restoration of the third of … Continue reading
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Truette’s Hymnus, Garth’s Elfin Dance, Jean’s Romance, and Fred’s Doodle
Greetings! At least here in the American South, the Heat is still among us. I hope the four pieces that I am announcing will make your August a little brighter, no matter where you live. ORGAN SHEET MUSIC 1. HYMNUS, … Continue reading
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A Smart P&P, a Little Rondo, a Festive Entrance, and Viva Valencia!
Greetings, everyone. How daunting it is to see that this is my 99th announcement. What will I do next month for the big 100? I must think of something really special. (Any ideas?) April’s pieces span many years and styles, … Continue reading
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How Does One Choose Music for Restoration?
How Does One Choose Music for Restoration? I received this email, and I wanted to answer it on the blog so that everyone might see it. It brings out several points that should be addressed. Of course, I welcome your … Continue reading
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Vox Humana, English Suite, Beethoven’s Ruin, and Drdla’s Souvenir
Greetings! At this time, the snow and ice in Charlotte are retreating; they say that when the melting is this slow, the remaining snow is simply waiting around for the next batch. February’s selection represents wide variety in styles and … Continue reading
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A Symphonic Scherzo, 3 Adagios, 4 Kreislers, and a Weasel
Greetings, and Happy New Year, 2016! For some, it’s good riddance to 2015 and optimistic thoughts for the rest of 2016. For others, this year portends doubts and worry. Either way, organ music will improve life! My January offerings are … Continue reading
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