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| Alexander Russell
FREE by John Tasker Howard |
Isaac van Vleck Flagler, Organist and
Composer by D John Apple |
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| The Art of Transcribing for the Organ
FREE by Herbert Ellingford |
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| Bonnet�Bossi�Karg-Elert
FREE by Harvey Gaul |
Pipe Organs of Charlotte
FREE by John Apple |
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| French Organ Music Past and Present
FREE by Harvey Grace | Pipe Organs of Rock Hill
FREE by William B White Jr |
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| Dedication of the New Carnegie
Hall Organ November 4, 1929 | Preparatory Studies for
Motion-Picture Organists by Walter G Reynolds |
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| The Heavens Heard Him (Pietro Yon) by Hammann and Yon | Theatre
Organist’s Secrets by C Roy Carter |
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| 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky, transcribed by Edwin Evans |
Oh, the Lilting Springtime! by Charles Stebbins |
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| 38 Voluntaries by Samuel Jackson |
Offertoire de Pâques
(O Filii et Filiae) by Edouard Batiste |
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| 6 Short Choral Preludes by Dudley Buck |
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| The Abbey Chimes by G E Lyle |
Offertoire for Vox Humana by Eugene Thayer |
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| Advent by Pietro Yon |
Offertoire in D by George Morgan |
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| Agnus Dei by Georges Bizet, transcribed by Gatty Sellars |
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| Agnus Dei by Seth Bingham |
Offertory in G Major by W Southwick |
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| Album
of Overtures by Reginald Goss-Custard |
Old Folks at Home by Stephen Foster, arranged by Wenham Smith |
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| All Hollow’s Eve by Robert Leech Bedell |
Old German Song by Felix Mendelssohn, arranged by Samuel P Warren |
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| Alles
Was Du Bist (Trio in a Style of Bach) by Billy Nalle |
Onward Christian Soldiers by Samuel B Whitney |
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| Alpine Dance by Edwin H Lemare |
The
Open Diapason March (Solo & Organ Duet) by Louis Meyer |
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| Alpine Fantasy and Storm by I V Flagler |
Organ Recital Pieces by Anton Vodorinski (Albert Ketèlbey) |
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| American Rhapsody by Pietro Yon |
The Organist’s Journal, Vol 22, No 10 published by William Ashmall 1 Scene Orientale 4, 2 Prelude in E Flat, 3 Church Bells, 4 Chorale-Rhapsodie, 5 Reverie, 6 Joyous Intermezzo |
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| Andante Cantabile by Peter Tchaikovsky, arranged by Charles Morse |
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| Andante in D by Alfred Hollins |
Overture
Fantastique by Gatty Sellars |
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| Andante
No 1 by Henry M Dunham |
Overture
to “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Felix Mendelssohn, transcribed by Caspar Koch |
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| Andantes by Henry S Cutler |
Overture
to “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Felix Mendelssohn, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| Andantes and Adagios by Ludwig van Beethoven, arranged by Julius André |
Overture to “Bohemian Girl” by Michael Balfe, arranged by James Watson |
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| Andantino
in D-flat (Moonlight and Roses) by Edwin H Lemare |
Overture to Light Cavalry by Franz von Suppé, transcribed by Edwin Evans |
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| Aphrodite by Ralph Kinder |
Overture
to “The Marriage of Figaro” by W A Mozart, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| April by Harvey Gaul |
Overture to The
Marriage of Figaro by W A Mozart, transcribed by Reginald Foort |
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| Aria by Firmin Swinnen |
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| Aria from the Opera “Ptolemy” by Henry Purcell, arranged by Edwin Arthur Kraft |
Overture to Oberon by Carl Maria von Weber, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| Arkansas
Traveler by Fred Feibel |
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| Arpa Notturna by Pietro Yon |
Overture to Prometheus by Ludwig van Beethoven, arranged by S P Warren |
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| Arrangements for the Organ by James Pearce |
Overture to Tannhäuser by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| At Twilight by Charles Stebbins |
Overture
to “William Tell” by Gioacchino Rossini, transcribed by Caspar Koch |
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| Aubade by Edwin H Lemare |
Paraphrase on a Christmas Hymn (“O Litle Town of Bethlehem”) by William Faulkes |
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| Auf Wiedersehen by Herbert Brewer |
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| Auld Lang Syne Paraphrase by Herve Wilkins |
Paraphrase on “Robin Adair” by I V Flagler |
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| Autumn by Edward F Johnston |
Partita
on Schmücke dich by Jeanne Shaffer |
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| Autumn Memories by Gordon Balch Nevin |
Passacaglia
by Charles Lloyd, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Ave Maria and Il Lamento
by Adolf von Henselt, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Ave Maria by Eugene Thayer |
Pastorale by George E Whiting |
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| Ballet Egyptien by Alexandre Luigini, arranged by Fred Feibel |
Pavane by Maurice Ravel, arranged by Charles Cronham |
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| Bell Movement by Guy Ropartz |
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| Bells across the Meadows by Albert Ketèlbey, arranged by Gatty Sellars |
Petite Marche Champêtre by Robert Leech Bedell |
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| Bells of Riverside by Seth Bingham |
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| Berceuse by Ralph Kinder |
Pilgrims’ Chorus by Wagner-Eddy |
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| Beyond the Aurora by Harry C Banks Jr |
Pleyel’s Hymn (with Variations) by U C Burnap |
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| Bible Poems by Jaromír Weinberger 1 Abide with Us, 2 Lord Jesus Walking on the Sea, 3 The Marriage at Cana, 4 Hosanna, 5 The Last Supper, 6 Hear, O Israel |
Poet
and Peasant Overture by Franz von Suppé, transcribed by Edwin H Lemare (compare with Goss-Custard’s transcription) |
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| Polonaise (“Military”), Op 40 No 1 by Fr�d�ric Chopin, transcribed by W T Best |
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| Pop! Goes the Weasel by Fred Feibel |
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| Blue
Danube by Johann Strauss II, transcribed by Edwin H Lemare |
Postlude (in D) by Henry Smart |
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| Postlude on “Divinum Mysterium” by Miles Martin |
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| Bridal March by W J D Leavitt |
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| Bridal Song by Adolf Jensen, arranged by Samuel P Warren |
Prelude—Pastorale (Adeste
Fideles) by Pietro Yon |
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| By
the Brook by René de Boisdeffre, arranged by Gottfried Federlein |
Prelude in A and Postlude in C by Henry Smart |
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| La Brume (The Mist) by Harvey Gaul |
Prelude in D by George W Morgan |
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| Calm as the Night by Carl Bohm, transcribed by Edwin Arthur Kraft |
Prelude to “The Kingdom” by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Canons (in Octave) by S B Whitney |
Prelude
and Angel’s Farewell by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Cantilene Rustique by Gatty Sellars |
Prelude and Fugue in A Minor by Clarence Eddy |
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| Prelude in E Flat (and 2 more) by Henry Smart |
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| Cantilène Nuptiale by Herbert Fricker |
Prelude in G Minor by Sergei Rachmaninoff, transcribed by Gottfried Federlein |
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| Cantique d’Amour by S Tudor Strang |
Prelude on a Traditional Melody (Mooz Zur) by Harold Vincent Milligan |
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| Cantique d’Amour by Theo Wendt, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Prelude on “Divinum
Mysterium” by T Frederick H Candlyn |
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| Cantique
de Joie by Serge de Gastyne |
Prelude
to Act III of Die Meistersinger by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Canto
Popolare by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Prelude
to “La Traviata” by Giuseppe Verdi, transcribed by Richard Keys Biggs |
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| Canzonetta by George W Chadwick |
Prelude to
“The Blessed Damozel” by Claude Debussy, arranged by Palmer Christian |
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| Caprice by W A Goldsworthy |
Les Préludes by Franz Liszt, transcribed by Edwin Grasse |
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| Caprice by Cuthbert Harris |
Les Préludes by Franz Liszt, transcribed by Edwin Arthur Kraft |
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| Caprice (“The Brook”) by Gaston Dethier |
Procession
to the Minster by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Capriol Suite by Peter Warlock, transcribed by Andrew Teague |
Processional by C W Dieckmann |
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| Carillon by William Faulkes |
Processional Grand March by Samuel B Whitney |
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| Cascades in the Sunlight by Howard Savage |
Processional Prelude by George E Whiting |
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| Cathedral Grand March by George Ryder |
A Purcell Suite by Henry Purcell, arranged by Herbert Fricker |
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| Cavatina by Joachim Raff, arranged by S B Whitney |
Quick
March (Duet 4 Hands) by Horatio Parker |
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| Celtic Melody by Geoffrey O’Connor-Morris |
Rapsodia Italiana by Pietro Yon |
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| Chanson de Matin by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Reformation Fantasie Solo Duet by Wilhelm Rudnick |
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| Chanson de Nuit by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Repose by Gatty Sellars |
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| Chanson Joyeuse by Will C Macfarlane |
Requiescat In Pace by Leo Sowerby |
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| The
Chimes of Gloucester Cathedral by C Lee Williams, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Resurrection Morn by Edward F Johnston |
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| Chinoiserie by Firmin Swinnen |
Retrospection by Robert Elmore |
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| Choral Prelude on “St Flavian” by Seth Bingham |
Reverie by A L Barnes |
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| Choral with Variations by Henry Smart |
Reverie by James Rogers |
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| Christ
the Life of All the Living by Michael Johnston |
Rhapsody
In Blue by George Gershwin, arranged by Jesse Crawford |
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| Christmas In Sicily by Pietro Yon |
Ride of the Valkyrs by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Dickinson & Lockwood |
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| Christos Patterakis by Roy Perry |
Rimembranza by Pietro Yon |
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| Comes Autumn Time by Leo Sowerby |
Der
Ritt der Walküren (Ride of the Valkyries) (Duet 4 Hands) by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Edwin H Lemare |
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| Communion by René Becker |
Romance by Herbert Fricker |
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Romance by Jean Sibelius, transcribed by Sumner Salter |
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| Rondoletto by Louis Spohr, arranged by William Diller |
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| Concert Etudes by George E Whiting |
Roulade by Seth Bingham |
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| Concert Fantasia
on “Materna” by Roland Diggle |
Royal Approach by Gstty Sellars |
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| Concert
Overture in C Major by Alfred Hollins |
Russian Hymn with Variations by George W Morgan |
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| Concert Overture in C Minor by Herbert Fricker |
The Sacred Hour by Albert Ket�lbey |
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| Concert Overture in C Minor by Alfred Hollins |
Sancta Maria by George E Whiting |
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| Concert Overture in F Minor by Alfred Hollins |
Sanctus (from Messe Solennelle) by Charles Gounod, arranged by Edwin Lott |
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| Concert Rondo by Alfred Hollins |
Saluto
d’Amor by Gottfried Federlein |
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| Concert
Study by Pietro Yon |
Sanctuary
of the Heart by Albert Ketèlbey |
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| Concert
Variations on America by I V Flagler |
Scène Militaire by Herve Wilkins |
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| Concert Variations on
“Nuremburg” by Eugene Thayer |
Scenes
from a Mexican Desert by Homer Nearing |
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| Consolation by René Becker |
Scenes in Northumberland by Frederic Wood |
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| The Continental by Con Conrad, arranged by Charles Cronham |
Scenes on the Downs by Frederic Wood |
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| The
Coronation March (1911) by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Scherzo by Alfred Hollins |
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| Dance
of Apprentices and Procession of Mastersingers by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Gottfried Federlein |
Scherzo (in G Minor) by René Becker |
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| Dance of the Bells by Vladimir Rebikof, transcribed by H Clough-Leighter |
Scherzo in G Minor by Will C Macfarlane |
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| Danse Macabre (Duet 4 Hands) by Camille Saint-Saëns, transcribed by Dickinson & Lockwood |
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| Dawn & Night by Cyril Jenkins |
Scherzo from “A Midsummer
Night’s Dream” by Felix Mendelssohn, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| Deep River by C A J Parmentier |
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| Donkey Dance by Robert Elmore |
Scherzo Fughetto on “Dixie” by Roland Diggle |
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| Douze
Pièces (12 Pieces) by Joseph Bonnet |
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| Douze
Pièces (12 Pieces) by Albert Ribollet |
Scherzo-Mosaic (Dragonflies) by Harry Rowe Shelley |
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| Dramatic Pedal Studies by H C Macdougall |
Scherzo Pastorale by Gottfried Federlein |
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| Epiphany by Garth Edmundson |
Scherzo Symphonique by Herbert Fricker |
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| An Eton Memorial March by C H Lloyd, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Etude Symphonique by Enrico Bossi |
Schubert’s
Sérénade by Franz Schubert, arranged by Edwin H Lemare |
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| Evening Bells and Cradle-Song by Will C Macfarlane |
Second
Concert Study by Pietro Yon |
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| Evening Shadows by R S Stoughton |
Second Toccata by James H Rogers |
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| Evensong by Edward F Johnston |
Serenata by Homer Nearing |
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| Fancies by Gatty Sellars |
Silver Clouds by Gordon Balch Nevin |
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| Fantasia by A Andrews |
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| Fantasia on Jerusalem the Golden by Alexander Ewing, transcribed by Gordon B Nevin |
Six
Petit Morceaux by Walter R Johnston |
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| Fantaisie de Concert sur “O Sanctissima” by Friedrich Lux |
Six
Preludes & Interludes by John Zundel |
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| Fantaisie
sur deux Mélodies Anglaises by Alexandre Guilmant |
Sketches of the City by Gordon Balch Nevin |
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| Fantasia
on “Duke Street” by Ralph Kinder |
Slumber
Song by Edwin H Lemare |
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| Fantasia on “My Old Kentucky Home” by J E W Lord |
Sonata by Otto Olsson |
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| Fantasy on Nursery Tunes by Robert Elmore |
Sonate Cromatique by A L Barnes |
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| Das Ferne Land
(The Distant Land) by W J D Leavitt |
Sonatas I II III by René Becker |
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| Festa Bucolica (Rural Merrymaking) by Dezsö d’Antalffy |
Sonatas
I
II (coming) by Joseph Callaerts |
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| Festal
March by Samuel T Strang |
Sonatas I II III IV V by Eugene Thayer |
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| Festintrade by Wilhelm Volckmar |
Song without Words, “Duett” by Felix Mendelssohn, arranged by S B Whitney |
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| Festival March by Henry M Dunham |
Sortie (“Recessional”) by L A DuMouchel |
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| Festival
March by Ralph Kinder |
Southwestern Sketches by Homer Nearing |
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| Festival Overture by I V Flagler |
Souvenir by Franz Drdla, arranged by Quentin Maclean |
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| Festival Piece by Charles Stebbins |
Souvenir de Printemps by Joseph Holbrooke, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
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| Festival
Prelude (“The Strife Is O’er”) by Dudley Buck |
Spinning Song by Felix Mendelssohn, arranaged by Harvey Gaul |
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| Festival Prelude and Fugue
on “Old Hundred” by Clarence Eddy |
Spring Song by William Faulkes |
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| Festival Prelude
on Ein’ Feste Burg by William Faulkes |
Spring Song by Alfred Hollins |
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| The
Squirrel by Powell Weaver |
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| A
Festive March (Marche en Rondeau) by Richard M Peek |
St
Lawrence Sketches by Alexander Russell |
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| Finale on a Noel by Harry Banks |
St
Louis Blues by W C Handy, transcribed by Fats Waller |
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| Finlandia by Jean Sibelius, transcribed by Herbert Fricker |
The Star Spangled Banner Concert Variations by John Knowles Paine |
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| Fire in a Chinese Laundry by Feibel & Harrington |
Tales from Arabian Nights by R S Stoughton |
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| Fireside Fancies by Joseph Clokey |
The Storm by Clarence Kohlmann |
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| First
Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg, transcribed by Harvey Gaul |
Suite Ancienne by F W Holloway |
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| Suite
Eucharistique by Xavier Mathias |
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| First
Sonata by Henry M Dunham |
Suite in G Minor by Everett Truette |
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| Forest Vesper (Nocturne in G Minor) by Edward F Johnston |
Suite in Variation Form by George W Chadwick |
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| The Fountain by H Alexander Mathews |
Summer Fancies by Rossetter Cole |
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| Fountain
Reverie by Percy Fletcher |
Sunset and Evening Bells by Gottfried Federlein |
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| The Fountain Sparkling in the Sunlight by Hugo Goodwin |
Sunset at the Abbey by Gatty Sellars |
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Sursum Corda by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Edwin H Lemare |
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| The Swan by Charles Stebbins |
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| Swing Low, Sweet Chariot! by Carl Diton |
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Tannhäuser’s
Pilgrimage by Richard Wagner, arranged by Herbert Brewer |
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| The Teddy Bears’ Picnic by John Bratton, arranged by Charles Cronham |
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| From Holberg’s Time by Edvard Grieg, arranged by Richard Ellsasser |
Television Theme Trio Perry Mason, Mission Impossible, The Munsters by Mark N Peterson |
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| From
the Southland by Harvey Gaul |
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| Fugue in G Minor (Triple Fugue) by A L Barnes |
Theme and Variations by W J D Leavitt |
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| Funeral March by Edward Elgar, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Theme
and Variations for Pianoforte and Organ by Henry M Dunham |
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| Gavotte
Moderne by Robert Leech Bedell |
Theme,
Variations and Fugue by George W Chadwick |
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| Grand Choeur Militaire by Gottfried Federlein |
Thème Varié by Guy Ropartz |
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| Grand Choeur No 2 by Alfred Hollins |
Three Adagios by Wilhelm Volckmar |
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| Grand Sonata by George E Whiting |
Three Gymnopedies by Eric Satie, transcribed by Warren Allred |
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| Grand Triumphal Wedding March by C A Garratt |
Three Military Marches by Schubert, transcribed by W T Best |
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| The Holy Night by George Vail |
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| Home, Sweet Home by Henry Bishop, arranged by Dudley Buck |
Three Offertoires Setting
I Setting
II by Eugene Thayer |
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| Home, Sweet Home by Henry Bishop, arranged by I V Flagler |
Three Pieces by Alexander Gretchaninoff |
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| Humoresque Fantastique
(Elfin Dance) by Garth Edmundson |
Three Trios by Ludwig van Beethoven, edited by Robert Leech Bedell |
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| The
Thunder Storm by T P Ryder |
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| Humoresque “L’Organo
Primitivo” by Pietro Yon |
A Tiny Liturgical Year by Oliva M Ontko |
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| To Martin Luther’s
Christmas Carol, “Away In A Manger” by Harvey Gaul |
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| Hungarian (R�k�czi) March by Hector Berlioz, transcribed by Herbert Brewer |
Toccata by Bonaventura Somma |
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| Hymnal Committee 1990 FREE by Michael Johnston |
Toccata by Pietro Yon |
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| Hymnus by Everett Truette |
Toccata Basse (pedal solo) by Robert Leech Bedell |
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| Idyll by Ralph Kinder |
Toccata Giovane by Bruce Prince-Joseph |
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| Impromptu by Charles Ford |
Toccata in D by Ralph Kinder |
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| Impromptu-Pastorale by Dudley Buck |
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| In
A Monastery Garden by Albert Ketèlbey, arranged by Hugh Ware |
Toccata in D Minor by Gottfried Federlein |
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| In a Norwegian Village by Joseph Clokey |
Toccata in D Minor by Gordon Balch Nevin |
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| In
A Persian Market by Albert Ketèlbey, arranged by Frank Matthew |
Toccata on Deo Gratias by Richard Keys Biggs |
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| In Bethlehem’s Town by Carl Mueller |
Toccata
on “How Brightly Shines” by Garth Edmundson |
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| In Chapel by René Becker |
Toccata on “St Theodulph” by Roland Diggle |
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| Told
By the Camp Fire by Hugo Goodwin |
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| In Fairyland by R Spaulding Stoughton |
The
Tragedy of A Tin Soldier by Gordon Balch Nevin |
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| In Memoriam by Gordon Balch Nevin |
Transcriptions and
Arrangements by Fritz Kreisler, transcribed by Philip James |
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| In Moonlight In Springtime by Ralph Kinder |
Trauermarsch
(Siegfried’s Funeral Music) by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Edwin H Lemare |
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| In
Summer by Charles Stebbins |
Triumphal
March by Dudley Buck |
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| In
Te, Domine, Speravi by Joseph W G Hathaway, arranged by Herbert Brewer |
Triumphal
March by Alfred Hollins |
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| Intermezzo to Act II of Carmen by Georges Bizet, transcribed by Caspar Koch |
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in your MP3s of any of this music to share! |
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| Introduction and Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| Introduction and Fugue (Duet 4 Hands) by Henry Cutler |
Triumphant
Procession by Michael Johnston |
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| Irish Air from County Derry (O Danny Boy) by Edwin H Lemare |
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| An Irish Legend by Roland Diggle |
Turkish March from
“The Ruins of Athens” (Duet 4 Hands) by Beethoven, arranged by Dickinson and Lockwood |
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| Joy to the World by Edwin H Lemare |
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| Jubilate Deo by Alfred J Silver |
Two Canons on a Choral Theme by August Haupt |
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| The Kings of the Orient by Charles Cronham |
Two Compositions, Op 52 (“Silent Night” & “Eventide”) by F Flaxington Harker |
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| Larghetto by Thomas Attwood Walmisley |
Two
Compositions by Will C Macfarlane |
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| Larghetto
from the Serenade for Strings by Edward Elgar, transcribed by C H Trevor |
Two Sets of Variations for Pedal Studies (“Adeste Fidelis”) |
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| Largo, “From the New World” by Antonín Dvorák, transcribed for organ by Caspar Koch |
Valencia by José Padilla, arranged by Charles Cronham |
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| Legend by Gottfried Federlein |
Variationen
aus dem Kaiserquartett (Austrian Hymn) by Josef Haydn, arranged by Friedrich Lux |
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Variationen über ein
Thema von Beethoven by Gustav Merkel |
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| Variations on an American Air by I V Flagler |
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| The
Lost Chord by Arthur Sullivan, transcribed by Reginald Barrett |
Variations
on “Auld Lang Syne” by Eugene Thayer |
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| Liebestod by Richard Wagner, transribed by Archer Gibson |
Variations on “Ein’
Feste Burg” by Henry S Cutler |
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| Lotus by Billy Strayhorn, arranged by Alec Wyton |
Variations on “God Save the King” by Edward Fisher |
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| Love Dream (Liebestraum) by Franz Liszt, arranged by Harvey Gaul |
Variations on Luther’s Judgment Hymn by Henry S Cutler |
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| Love Light by Clarence Kohlmann |
Variations on Nuremberg (Liebster Jesu) by Henry S Cutler |
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| Love Those Words (Wonderful Words of Life) by Michael Johnston |
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| Lullaby by Will C Macfarlane |
Variations on the
“Sicilian Hymn” by Eugene Thayer |
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| Lyric Interlude by Alexander Schreiner |
Variations
on Veni Creator Spiritus by Allan J Ontko |
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| The
Lyric Trumpet by Michael Johnston |
Vesper Hymn by Everett Truette |
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| Manifestations of the Spirit by Michael Johnston |
Vom Himmel Hoch by Garth Edmundson |
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| March aux Flambeaux by Isaac Barton |
Vorspiel from Lohengrin (Overture) by Richard Wagner, transcribed by S B Whitney |
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| March from “Aïda” by Giuseppe Verdi, transcribed by Edwin H Lemare |
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| March in G by Henry Smart |
Walther’s
Preislied by Richard Wagner, arranged by Herbert Brewer |
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| The March of the Three Kings by T Frederick H Candlyn |
Wedding
March by Dudley Buck |
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| March of the Toys by Oscar Schminke |
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| Marche Officiale des Parachutistes Belges by Pierre Leemans, arranged by Allan Ontko |
Wedding March by Victor Nessler, arranged by Reginald Barrett |
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| Marche Champêtre and The Calm of Night by Andrew J Boex |
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| Marche Pontificale by René Becker |
War
March from Rienzi by Richard Wagner, transcribed by Edgar S Kelley |
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| March Processional by John Hermann Loud |
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| Marche Triomphale by René Becker |
Weihnachtspastorale by Gustav Merkel |
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| March�Scherzo by Clarence Kohlmann |
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| Mauro-Cottone’s Famous Compositions and Transcriptions Folio 1 Folio 2 Both Folios by Melchiorre Mauro-Cottone |
Where Dusk Gathers Deep by Charles Stebbins |
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| Meditation by Henry Eyre Browne |
White Orchids by J F Cooke, transcribed by Clarence Kohlmann |
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| Meditation by Gottfried Federlein |
Will
o’ the Wisp by Gordon Balch Nevin |
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| Meditation by Edith Lang |
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| Meditation by Will C Macfarlane |
Woodland
Sketches by Edward MacDowell, transcribed by Richard Ellsasser |
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| Meditation from Thais by Jules Massenet, transcribed by Kenneth Walton |
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| Meditation on Ewing by Michael Johnston |
The
World Is Waiting for the Sunrise by Ernest Seitz, arranged by Reginald Foort |
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| Meditation Sentimentale by Howard Savage |
The
Wurlitzer Waltz by Box, Cox, Gibson, Roberts |
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| Mélodie Lyrique by Chester Nordman |
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| Melody by Charles Dawes, arranged by Marie von Ritter |
Yankee Doodle by Fred Feibel |
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| Midsummer Caprice by Edward F Johnston |
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| Minuetto antico e Musetta by Pietro Yon |
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| Moonlight on the Lagoon by Rudolf Friml, transcribed by Edward Shippen Barnes |
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| A Moonlight Serenade by Gordon Balch Nevin |
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| Moravian Morning Star by Harvey Gaul |
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| The Morning Light (“Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus”) by U C Burnap |
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| Moto Perpetuo by Nicolò Paganini, arranged by Enrico Bossi |
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| Nearer, My God, to Thee! by Sigfrid Karg-Elert |
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| Night Song by Robert Elmore |
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| Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen by Clarence Kohlmann |
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| Notturno Napoletano by Casimiro Dello Joio |
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| Notturno from
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Felix Mendelssohn, transcribed by Samuel P Warren |
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| Noel
Provencal (“Il est né”) by Robert Leech Bedell |
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| Noël with Variations by Robert Leech Bedell |
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| Nymphs by Gatty Sellars |
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American Impressionist
James Flood plays colorful, programmatic American organ music. |
 What Used To Be Played James Flood resurrects forgotten gems from our past. |
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Baroque Organ Music in Zirc Abbey Dénes Kapitány
plays the II/17 Aquincum (2004). |
 Sarasota Symphony John McCall’s melodic stylings on the
IV/32 Wurlitzer in Sarasota. |
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Organ Recital Richard Peek’s 1966 recording on the
IV/86 Aeolian-Skinner at Covenant Pres Ch. |
 Sowerby Symphony William Whitehead on the IV/185 Aeolian-Skinner
at National Cathedral. |
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Organs of the Abbey in Zirc A varied program on the abbey’s
two organs by Dénes Kapitány. |
 Thomas Dressler Plays the Fritts Organ
His newest CD contains an all Baroque program. |
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