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This reverent offering from John Behnke is rich with inspired melody and distinctive harmonic color. Well suited for times of invitation and general worship, the text opens with a heartfelt plea for mercy and concludes with a prayer for ever-growing faith. A thoughtfully crafted keyboard accompaniment completes this vivid portrait of worship that is sure to make a lasting impression on both choir and congregation. This 2026 edition is not compatible with the 1998 edition for SATB and Handbells.

Contents:
All Through the Night -
Gentle Mary Laid Her Child -
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear -
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence -
Nativity -
O Little Town of Bethlehem -
The Birthday of a King -
The First Nowell -

Master arranger Mary McDonald captures the anticipation and joy of Advent in this collection of eight reflective piano solos. Written for the intermediate pianist, these fresh seasonal settings can be played straight through in order or programmed individually throughout Advent and Christmas. Favorites include “The First Nowell,” “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” and “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear,” along with Mary’s original “Nativity” paired with “Silent Night”—a perfect choice for Christmas Eve services.

Contents:
All Praise and Thanks to God - Kevin Boesiger
Away In a Manger - Brad Nix
Beneath the Cross of Jesus - Anna Laura Page
Come, Christians, Join to Sing - Cindy Berry
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Matt Schinske
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come - Darcy Stanley
Great Is Thy Faithfulness - Sandra Eithun
Holy, Holy, Holy - Brad Nix
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence - Dan Sigmon
No, Not One - Faye López
O God, Our Help in Ages Past - Becki Slagle Mayo
O Little Town of Bethlehem - Marty Parks
Pisgah (When I Can Read My Title Clear) - Stan Pethel
Resting - J.B. Taylor
Softly and Tenderly - Terry Osman
What Wondrous Love Is This - Brad Nix

Printed from our digital subscription Lorenz Online, this volume of The Church Pianist’s Library contains a wide variety of music that is satisfying to play but technically accessible and presented in a handy coil-bound format. The music is linked to the church calendar, and each piece is timed to help you plan ahead. This volume will be an instant boost to your repertoire at a very reasonable price.

Contents:
Elegy on “Wayfaring Stranger” (I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger) -
Fantasia on “Foundation” (How Firm a Foundation) -
Jubilation on “Pisgah” (When I Can Read My Title Clear) -
Meditation on “Holy Manna” (Brethren, We Have Met to Worship) -
Offertory on “Jefferson” (Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus) -
Postlude on “Land of Rest” (I Come with Joy to Meet My Lord) -
Reflection on “Restoration” (Come, You Sinners, Poor and Needy) -
Toccata on “Wondrous Love” (What Wondrous Love Is This) -
Voluntary on “Nettleton” (Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing) -

These nine organ pieces draw on tunes from the American shape-note tradition, including melodies found in iconic tune books such as The Sacred Harp and Southern Harmony. In his settings, Christopher J. Hoh explores the sturdy, robust character of these originals.

Contents:
"C" -
Adagio -
Dialogue en la -
Improvisation on "Wondrous Love" -
Meditation on "St. Flavian" -
Modal Trumpet Tune -
Partita on "Hyfrydol" -
Pavane and Galliard on Christmas Themes -
Postlude on "Grosser Gott" -
Prelude on "St. Anne" -
Scheide Orgelbuch -

Edward Landin’s Journeys presents a varied collection of hymn-based and original organ works, including suites, a partita, preludes, improvisations, postludes, a dialogue, and a trumpet tune. Landin’s distinctive harmonic voice gives each piece a strong sense of character, resulting in works that are both memorable and rewarding to play.

Contents:
Aria - Robert Lau
Beneath the Cross of Jesus - Robert Lau
Carillon on "People, Look East" - Martin Ellis
Contemplation on "Cradle Song" - Martin Ellis
Dance of Thanksgiving - Roberta Rowland-Raybold
Exaltation - Karen Beaumont
Fantasy on "Adeste Fideles" - Paulette Fry
How Brightly Shines the Morning Star - Angela Kraft Cross
Infant Holy, Infant Lowly - Roberta Rowland-Raybold
Jesus Paid It All - Carolyn Hamlin
Paean - Erik Meyer
Prelude on "Nun danket all und bringet ehr" - Robert Lau
Toccatina on a Gaelic Melody - Martin Ellis
Trumpet Tune on "Darwall's 148th" - James J. Stanley
Variations on Sine Nomine - Martin Ellis
Watchman, Tell Us of the Night - Lynn Arthur Koch
What Wondrous Love Is This - Lynn Trapp
When Morning Gilds the Skies - Terry Osman

Printed from our digital subscription Lorenz Online, this volume of The Organist’s Library contains a wide variety of music that is satisfying to play but technically accessible and presented in a handy coil-bound format. These moderately challenging pieces for worship services feature hymn-tune settings, arrangements drawn from the classics, and original works. The duration, suggested registration, and common usages are provided for each title.

Contents:
Blessing - Jane M Marshall
Closing Voluntary on "Nun Danket alle Gott" - David Lasky
Festive Postlude - James Conely
Les petites cloches de Noël (Offertory on "Antioch") - Douglas E Wagner
My Song Is Love Unknown - Nigel Williams
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - Anna Laura Page
Passacaglia on "Llangloffan" - Vincent M Ryan
Prelude on "Adeste Fideles" - Karen Beaumont
Prelude on "Ar hyd y nos" - David Lasky
Prelude on "Davis" - Anthony Giamanco
Prelude on "Merton" - David Lasky
Prelude on "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" - Dick Sanderman
Song Without Words - Jaebon Hwang
The Voice of God Is Calling - Daniel Burton
This Joyful Eastertide - Vincent M Ryan
Toccata on "Lift Up Your Heads" - James J. Stanley
Voluntary on "Herzliebster Jesu" - Matthew McConnell
We Three Kings - David Lasky

Printed from our digital subscription Lorenz Online, this handy coil-bound volume contains a wide variety of music and would be a welcome addition to any organist’s library. Novice players will appreciate the uncomplicated pedal parts, while veteran organists will enjoy the convenient pick up and play aspect. Registration, duration, and usages are provided for all titles.

Contents:
A Short Contemplation on "Christ ist erstanden" -
Bicinium on "Nun danket all und bringet Ehr" -
Contemplation on "Eventide" -
Fantasy on "Lasst uns erfreuen" -
Meditation on "Dix" ("For the Beauty of the Earth") -
Postlude on "Leoni" -
Postlude on "Old 124th" -
Postlude on "Psalm 86" -
Postlude on "Wondrous Love" -
Prelude on "Adeste fideles" -
Prelude on "Greensleeves" -
Prelude on "Harewood" -
Prelude on "Rendez à Dieu" -
Prelude on "Salzburg" -
Prelude on "Veni Sancte Spiritus" -
Processional on "Helmsley" -
Scherzo on "Holy Manna" -
Variations on "Aus der Tiefe" (Forty Days and Forty Nights) -
Variations on "Noël nouvelet" -
Variations on "Ratisbon" -

Karen Beaumont’s hymn-based organ works are rooted in the conviction that music can express thoughts, emotions, and theological truths beyond the reach of words alone. The 20 brief pieces in this collection explore a wide range of moods, offering fresh and freely imagined interpretations of familiar hymn tunes.

Contents:
Every Time I Feel the Spirit -
Go, Tell It on the Mountain -
Guide My Feet -
He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands -
I’ve Got Peace Like a River -
Let Us Break Bread Together -
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen -
There Is a Balm in Gilead -

The late Emma Lou Diemer was widely known for her energetic and rhythmic style, a natural fit for spiritual arrangements. Originally written for piano—with the composer herself suggesting their potential as organ works—these pieces have now been skillfully adapted by Douglas E. Wagner into idiomatic and accessible organ settings.

Contents:
Ave Maria -
Creator of the Stars of Night -
Elevation on "Jesu dulcis memoria" -
Fantasie on "O filii et filiae" -
Meditation on "Adoro te devote" -
Prelude on "Pange lingua" -
Prelude on "Ubi caritas" -
Scherzetto on "Veni Creator Spiritus" -
Te Deum: Introduction and Fugue -
Trumpet Tune on "Salve Regina" -

Continuing her series of organ inventions, Angela Kraft Cross turns to melodies drawn from the great repertory of Gregorian chant. The selected chants are among the most commonly sung, and these inventive organ settings are crafted in lengths well suited for service voluntaries.

Contents:
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God -
Abide with Me -
All Creatures of our God and King -
Amazing Grace -
Angels We Have Heard on High -
Be Thou My Vision -
Blessed Assurance -
Bread of the World -
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today -
Come with Us, O Blessed Jesus -
Come, Thou Almighty King -
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing -
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come -
Faith of Our Fathers -
From All That Dwell Below the Skies -
Go to Dark Gethsemane -
Holy, Holy, Holy -
How Great Thou Art -
I Love to Tell the Story -
I Need Thee Every Hour -
I Sing the Almighty Power of God -
Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise -
In the Cross of Christ I Glory -
Jerusalem, My Happy Home -
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today -
Joy to the World -
Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee -
Lead On, O King Eternal -
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence -
Let Us Break Bread Together on our Knees -
Lord, Dismiss Us with Your Blessing -
Lord, Whose Love Through Humble Service -
Love Divine, All Loves Excelling -
Morning Has Broken -
My Faith Looks Up to Thee -
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel -
O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing -
Onward, Christian Soldiers -
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty -
Rock of Ages -
Savior, Again to Thy Dear Name -
Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us -
Shall We Gather at the River -
Silent Night, Holy Night -
Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling -
The Angel Gabriel from Heaven Came -
The Church’s One Foundation -
The God of Abraham Praise -
The King of Love My Shepherd Is -
There Is a Balm in Gilead -
What a Friend We Have in Jesus -

This practical volume by Robert Lau contains easy introductions and interludes for 50 familiar hymns. The introductions prepare the congregation for singing, while the interludes provide a natural break between stanzas. Rather than dramatic departures, these settings remain true to the style and character of each original hymn tune and are no more difficult than playing the hymn itself, making them ideal for everyday worship use.

Contents:
Carillon on “Sussex Carol” (On Christmas Night All Christians Sing) -
Celebration on “Noël Nouvelet” (Sing We Now of Christmas) -
Meditation on “Forest Green” (O Little Town of Bethlehem) -
Meditation on “Gartan” (Love Came Down at Christmas) -
Meditation on “Gloria” (Angels We Have Heard On High) -
Meditation on “Mendelssohn” (Hark! the Herald Angels Sing) -
Toccata on “Antioch” (Joy to the World) -
Toccata on “Ihr Kinderlein kommet” (O Come, Little Children) -

Drawing on childhood memories of improvising Christmas carols at home and in church, James J. Stanley offers a delightful collection of seasonal organ settings. Half of the pieces are reflective meditations, while the others are festive toccatas—providing excellent options for both preludes and postludes during the Christmas season.

Contents:
Austrian Cradle Song -
Fanfare on "A Virgin Unspotted" -
In dulci jubilo -
Joseph est Bien Marié -
Now Light One Thousand Christmas Lights -
Pastorale on "Carol of the Bagpipers" -
Postlude on "Adeste fideles" -
Quelle est cette odeur agréable? -
Riu, riu, chiu -
The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy -
Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day -
Voluntary on an Old English Carol -

The title of this festive organ collection reflects the diverse origins of these beloved carols, drawn from a variety of international traditions. With melodies from the British Isles, Scandinavia, continental Europe, and North and South America, these vibrant settings from composer John S. Dixon are sure to provide fresh offerings for Christmas services and concerts.

Contents:
Contemplation on "Cranham" (In the Bleak Midwinter) -
Festive Voluntary on "Antioch" -
Introduction and Toccata Brevis on "Regent Square" -
Introspective on "Still, Still, Still" -
Joyous Voluntary on "Wachet auf" -
Meditation on "Besançon" -
Meditation on "Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland" -
Meditative Trio on "Veni, Emmanuel" -
Postlude Giocoso on "Morning Star" -
Reflection on "Greensleeves" -
Trio on "W żłobie leży" (Infant Holy, Infant Lowly) -
Trumpet Tune on "In dir ist Freude" -
Trumpet Tune on "Kings of Orient" -
Variations on "Dix" -

From the expectant hope of Advent to the joyous celebration of Christmas and the revelation of Christ at Epiphany, the opening seasons of the church year are rich with meaning. In this collection, David Lasky offers organ settings of hymns and carols associated with these seasons—plus a selection suitable for New Year’s Eve or Day—that can serve as preludes, offertories, and postludes.

Contents:
Amazing Grace -
Be Still, My Soul -
Going Home -
In the Garden -
My Faith Looks Up to Thee -
Peace -
Promises -
Promises (Cello Part) -
When We All Get to Heaven -

Church pianists often have the privilege of providing music for funerals and memorial services, and this collection—centered on the hope of heaven—offers meditative arrangements that set a fitting tone for those occasions. Many of these settings also translate well to other moments of worship, especially when reflective music is needed.

Contents:
All Glory, Laud, and Honor -
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing -
Day by Day -
For the Beauty of the Earth -
Grace Greater than Our Sin -
Higher Ground -
I Sing the Mighty Power of God -
I Trust in You -
Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee -
The Love of God -

This heartfelt collection from Darcy Stanley features ten selections that reflect the theme of trusting in God and His promises. Written for the moderately advanced pianist, the book blends beloved hymn tunes with Stanley’s original title song, “I Trust In You.” As she writes in the foreword, "This music is offered with the prayer that you will find joy and peace by trusting in the One who holds us all.”

Contents:
Be Glad -
Gratitude -
I Thank God -
Praise -
The Joy -
Trust in God -

Featuring songs made popular by The Belonging Co, Maverick City Music, Elevation Worship, and more, Jay Rouse presents six contemporary worship songs arranged for solo piano in his collection, Joy & Gratitude. These versatile settings offer a meaningful way to sing—or play—a new song unto the Lord!