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Oxford University Press' 2016 publication of 35 arrangements of familiar hymn tunes for the season.

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Rebecca Groom te Velde and David Blackwell, Oxford Hymn Settings for Organists, Volume 5: Pentecost and Trinity

$37.99

Rebecca Groom te Velde and David Blackwell, Oxford Hymn Settings for Organists, Volume 6: Autumn Festival

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Rebecca Groom te Velde and David Blackwell, Oxford Hymn Settings for Organists, Volume 6: Autumn Festival

$44.95

Richard Proulx, Fanfare

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Richard Proulx, Fanfare

$12.95

Oxford's 1998 publication with 31 grand and useful compositions for organ solo.

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The Oxford Book of Ceremonial Music for Organ

$41.50

1995, 140 pgs. You will reach for this again and again.

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The Oxford Book of Christmas Organ Music

$43.25

The second Oxford Book of Christmas Organ Music comprises a diverse collection of seasonal organ music, covering the Church's year from Advent to Epiphany. The music is stylistically varied, and the pieces are drawn internationally from across the centuries with a mixture of established repertoire set alongside newly commissioned works. 34 pieces for manuals and pedals.
Oxford University Press, 2023; 136 pgs, softcover

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The Oxford Book of Christmas Organ Music, Book 2

$40.50

Oxford University Press' 2012 collection of useful music for Lent and Easter. 122 pgs.

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The Oxford Book of Lent and Easter Organ Music

$41.50

Oxford's classic collection of music most used at weddings. With pedal part.

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The Oxford Book of Wedding Music

$39.95

In the first study of its kind, Stinson explores how four nineteenth century masters, Felix Mendelssohn, Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt and Johannes Brahms, were influenced by the organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach. Citing musical examples (including facsimiles of Bach's works as copied by the four composers in question), the author maintains that they not only borrowed from Bach's organ works, but also that they were influenced in performance, editing, theory, and pedagogy. A fascinating read!
Oxford University Press, 2010; 240 pgs, paperback

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The Reception of Bach's Organ Works from Mendelssohn to Brahms - by Russell Stinson

$59.95

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