This is a new printing on sturdy, acid-free paper. While Crawford was teaching Hammond technique, he wrote a few pieces that made the Hammond sound good; this one from 1952 included minimal long held notes and lotes of short notes in interesting rhythms. 16 pages. Highest quality guaranteed. Size of music is 9.5" x 12.5". $10.00.

Jesse Crawford (1895–1962), born in Woodland, California, was one of the most famous theatre organists. The “Poet of the Organ” was known for his performances at the Chicago Theatre (1921–26) and the Paramount Theatre, Times Square (1926–1933) and for his many recordings. He also performed, recorded, and taught using his three technique books for the Hammond organ: Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced. During the 1950s, he published these organ methods, popular song arrangements, and his original organ compositions. Pixie Parade is a very rhythmic piece that will prove to your audience that the organ can be a fun instrument to hear! Moderate.