This simple, beautiful piece is a study in simplicity and subtlety. Impromptu is printed on heavy 120 pound acid-free paper. 4 pages. It would sound good on a small organ, a large organ, a theatre organ, your organ! As with many pieces published before the 1890s, it includes pedalling. It’s composed to sound extemporaneous, and many if not most organists are called upon to improvise. Ford also makes much use of the swell shades. It's got a nice melody and some contrapuntal interest. Also, the pedal part is not too hard. This is the only organ piece I know written by a Unitarian organist. Highest quality guaranteed. Graphics below are reduced in size and quality for faster loading. Size of music is 9.5" x 12.5". $4.00.

Charles R Ford was the organist for the First Religious Society (Unitarian) Church in Roxbury, Massachusetts, near Boston. He dedicated this simple piece to his friend and notable organist and teacher, S. B. Whitney. Impromptu is easy.