Sonata

A worthy investment for the serious organist who would like to add a significant piece to their repertoire. Each movement may used as occasional service music.

Giovanni Gabrieli's Sonata Pian e Forte was originally written for two four-part instrumental choirs. It is one of the earliest pieces in which the indications pian and forte appear; in the original, each choir is marked pian when playing alone, and forte when both are playing together. This…

This sonata for flute and organ is a significant addition to instrumental music for the church. Movements one and two are hymn-based including I.Noël Nouvelet (Now the Green Blade Rises); Victimae paschali (Christians to the Paschal Victim); and II. Erschienen is der herrlich Tag (That Easter Day…

This sonata for flute and organ is a significant addition to instrumental music for the church. Movements one and two are hymn-based including I.Noël Nouvelet (Now the Green Blade Rises); Victimae paschali (Christians to the Paschal Victim); and II. Erschienen is der herrlich Tag (That Easter Day…

The eighth volume in the series of Music for a Sunday Morning, by accomplished organist and instructor, Charles W. Ore. Contains: Sonata No. 2.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year.

This "Processional from a Sonata for Winds" by George Frideric Handel is edited and arranged for two trumpets, two trombones, timpani, and organ. By S. Drummond Wolff. Suitable for weddings and festive occasions.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year. Edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff.

The third set in the series Ceremonial Music from the "Italian Baroque for Organ and Brass Quartet," Finale from Sonata No. 6 by Domenico Gabrielli has been edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff.

The third set in the series "Ceremonial Music from the Italian Baroque for Organ and Brass Quartet," Finale from Sonata No. 6 by Domenico Gabrielli has been edited and arranged by S. Drummond Wolff.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year. Particularly useful for festivals, weddings, and other…

This Processional from a "Sonata for Winds" by George Frideric Handel is edited and arranged for two trumpets, two trombones, timpani, and organ. By S. Drummond Wolff. Suitable for weddings and festive occasions.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the Church Year.

Music for organ, voices, brass, oboe, and percussion. From My Perspective III is a gathering of diverse compositions written by Dr. Charles W. Ore between 1971 and 1994. Concerning the music, Dr. Ore states, While I am interested in all aspects of composition, it is primarily in the use of timbre,…

Historic pieces made easy! The series contains a variety of preludes, fugues, fanfares, arias, and more from recognized composers. A quality series for manuals alone.

The first of two comprehensive volumes containing a wealth of organ literature for church weddings, anniversaries and other festive occasions.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year.

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year.

Edited and arranged by Charles Callahan from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes for weddings and other festival services throughout the church year.

These short movements, arranged to form a suite, are taken from three concertos for oboe and strings, known collectively as Opus 7; a Trumpet Sonata, and an isolated Adagio for Strings.

These short movements, arranged to form a suite, are taken from three concertatos for oboe and strings, known collectively as Opus 7; a Trumpet Sonata, and an isolated Adagio for strings.