Partitions difficile de Musique classique moderne

Le compositeur japonais Toshio Hosokawa est un vagabond entre les mondes culturels de l'Orient et de l'Occident. Selon ses propres dires, il a développé dans son pays d'origine un sentiment pour la na...

These variations on Picardy (an old French Carol) have been written to show the different colours of the Organ. We have included the first page with performance instructions, and the first and last pa...

Improvisation on Norske Folketone. In the quodlibet in particular, in which all three chorales are to be heard simultaneously, it is necessary to produce greater transparency by means of careful regis...

This organ piece contains the contrapuntal combination of two songs: an old Tuscan folk song (Dormi mia bella) and the madrigal 'Matona, mia cara', which had been used before by Orlando di Lasso for a...

Toccata-like piece ending with the chorale on the Old 104th. One of a set of 3 pieces written to celebrate a fellow organists significant milestone of being an organist for 45 years (the other two bei...

Makes a good pre-service Prelude.

A fine and fairly long final voluntary. One of three pieces written for a friend and fellow organist to celebrate his 45th year of being an organist... the other two being, 'Elegy' and 'Postlude on th...

Reviews: "Well-written, with only one slightly awkward pedal passage in the allegretto section, technical problems are moderate….." - CMQ Magazine

A rousing and cheerful Tuba Tune for the Organ written for Dr Christopher Newton and St Bart's Church in Armley, Leeds, West Yorkshire.

This concert piece (or concluding voluntary) was originally going to form the first movement of an Organ Sonata. However, it has become a stand alone piece, rhythmic and exciting in parts, but lyrical...

A wonderfully cheerful piece for Organ - (requiring a Tuba or loud reed stop) - eminently suitable for services or an excellent Recital piece, written for the Organist of Leicester Cathedral. Continue...

Sortie was written based on the tune ‘DIX’ and was first improvised during the epiphany service at the Princeton University Chapel. This was inspired by and crafted as akin to a film score––with a fes...