Bach Organ

If any one collection of organ music can be called common property of organists throughout the world, it is surely the Orgelbüchlein of J. S. Bach. It continues to fascinate and challenge organists and other serious musicians both as pedagogical work and as a collection of music unsurpassed in the…

Chorale-based preludes from the baroque period, set for manuals only. Another edition in this series edited by Charles Callahan.

Improvised hymn preludes by Mahnke in the style of Bach's "Little Organ Book" (Orgelbüchlein) to help an organist learn "a variety of ways to arrange a hymn." Flexible in length and dynamics, according to the occasion. Most secondary themes are taken from well-known works.

…pieces. A native of Hungary, Bálint Karosi is an acclaimed organ recitalist and accomplished composer. He has won numerous international organ competitions, including first prize at the 16th International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition in Leipzig, Germany. He is organist and director of…

Eight organ preludes arranged by Sondra K. Tucker to include a few handbells as highlights to the organ settings. These pieces may be played by organ alone but are made more rich by the inclusion of handbells. Of the eight settings, most can be played by as few as 3 octaves and require as few as 5…

A dazzling suite for brass quartet and organ by Benjamin M. Culli based on three of the great hymns from the earliest days of the Reformation. EIN FESTE BURG (A Mighty Fortress Is Our God) opens with dramatic downbeats in the organ, punctuated by majestic brass fanfares. A well-developed fughetta…

Significant literature for weddings made practical for every organist and trumpeter. Numerous processionals and recessionals that are crafted for manuals alone. Some pieces are designed for the possibility of a second trumpet.

A collection of preludes by Benjamin M. Culli based on five often-used hymn tunes.

A combined effort to conjoin the chorale strength of J.S. Bach with an added trumpet. Hints at the rhythmic character of EIN FESTE BURG at the same time using the increasingly popular isometric version of the tune. This is an ideal piece to integrate throughout your Reformation service.

A setting of the hymn by J. S. Bach for SATB choir, organ, and instruments. Taken from Gott, der Herr, ist Sonn’ und Schild, BWV 79.

J. S. Bach’s In dulci jubilo (BWV 729) scored for two trumpets, two trombones, and organ. By S. Drummond Wolff.

J. S. Bach’s In dulci jubilo (BWV 729) scored for two trumpets, two trombones, and organ. By S. Drummond Wolff.

A setting of the hymn by J. S. Bach for SATB choir, organ, and instruments. Taken from Gott, der Herr, ist Sonn’ und Schild, BWV 79. When you purchase downloadable choral music, you will receive a single copy of the music saved as a PDF. You will have permission to reproduce the printed PDF up to,…

This is an arrangement for organ only of Bach’s well-known setting of NUN DANKET ALLE GOTT.

The familiar chorale from Cantata 147 by J. S. Bach, edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff for two trumpets, two trombones, and organ. Instrument parts included.

This setting from Cantata No. 172 by J.S. Bach is for SATB choir. Organ accompaniment by Richard T. Gore, translation by Albert Beck.

The familiar chorale from Cantata 147 by J. S. Bach, edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff for two trumpets, two trombones, and organ. Instrument parts included.

Another captivating arrangement by S. Drummond Wolff from J. S. Bach’s Cantata 146 (Easter Cantata) for solo trumpet, organ, and timpani. Suitable for high school musicians.

Another captivating arrangement by S. Drummond Wolff from J. S. Bach’s Cantata 146 (Easter Cantata) for solo trumpet, organ, and timpani. Suitable for high school musicians.

…(piano or organ) by John Leavitt makes this choral favorite accessible to any mixed choir. Taken from Johann Sebastian Bach's cantata "Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben" (BWV 147), this setting uses the standard English text, usually attributed to Robert Bridges. Surely one of Bach's most famous…

This addition to the Concordia Treasury Series is from J.S. Bach's Cantata 129 set for SATB choir and organ edited and arranged by Robert Powell.

Score: SATB choir A historic work perfect for Easter Sunday from "Auf schmetternde Töne," BWV 207a. May be accompanied by organ or various instruments. Always a CPH best seller!

From Cantata 24 by Johann Sebastian Bach, this chorale has been edited and arranged for organ, 2 trumpets and 2 trombones by S. Drummond Wolff.

A transcription of the famous Bach aria for brass quartet.