The following selections have been added to the WardOrganist.com music catalog since the last newsletter. We hope you will enjoy these and the other fine offerings available for instant download.
(116-H01) Come, Follow Me (INVITATION)
Daniel Berghout
The popular LDS hymn “Come Follow Me” (INVITATION) has been reharmonized for congregational singing by Daniel Berghout.
(258-H01) O Thou Rock of Our Salvation (IRCHESTER)
Daniel Berghout
The rousing LDS hymn “O Thou Rock of Our Salvation” (IRCHESTER) has received a fresh harmonization perfect for the final verse.
(HFO-S03) Solo & Accompaniment Hymns Vol. 3 - Prayer & Supplication 1
Elizabeth Berghout
Hymn arrangements found in the WardOrganist.com Hymns for Organ series remain faithful to the hymn harmonizations found in the LDS hymnal. The hymns have been edited to reduce the number of repeated notes.
Volume Three of Solo & Accompaniment Hymns features Prayer & Supplication hymn arrangements in a solo and accompaniment style. The soprano or melody line is given to the right hand while the left hand and pedal cover the remaining accompaniment voices.
Posted in New Music
The following selections have been added to the WardOrganist.com music catalog since the last newsletter. We hope you will enjoy these and the other fine offerings available for instant download.
(181-P01) Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King
Daniel Berghout
The Sacrament hymn “Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King” has been arranged as a simple meditative organ prelude by Daniel Berghout.
(113-H01) Our Savior’s Love (ETERNAL LIFE)
Ikuko Weller
Ikuko Weller has provided organists with a beautiful introduction and alternate harmonization for this well-known Crawford Gates hymn tune.
(163-P01) Postlude Variations on GREENVILLE (Lord, Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing)
Franklin D. Ashdown
This joyful set of four Postlude Variations on the hymn tune GREENVILLE was written by Franklin D. Ashdown, If a soft postlude is required the piece can end after Var. III. For a more heroic postlude, the organist can include the final Var.IV.
(266-H02) The Time Is Far Spent (KRAMBAMBULI)
Mike Carson
Mike Carson’s free accompaniment for the hymn “The Time Is Far Spent” (KRAMBAMBULI), paints the text of the hymn beautifully. The pedal point at the beginning paints the words “Be fixed in your purpose” and “The weight of your calling,” while chromaticism is used for “demons oppose.”
(004-P01) Truth Eternal
Daniel Berghout
This beautiful and contemplative prelude on the hymn tune “Truth Eternal” (MOORE) was written by Daniel Berghout.
(403-P01) What Wondrous Love Is This?
Andrew Unsworth
This setting of the well-known hymn “What Wondrous Love Is This?” was composed by Andrew Unsworth. It was premiered on Music and the Spoken work in 2008.
Posted in New Music
Greetings from WardOrganist.com! We hope that you are having a happy holiday season. This week’s new music includes preludes written by Daniel Berghout and Nadine Jensen, and a hymn harmonization by Mike Carson.
(100-H01) Nearer, My God, to Thee (BETHANY)
Mike Carson
Mike Carson has written a gentle re-harmonization of the hymn tune BETHANY (Nearer, My God, to Thee) for accompanying congregational Singing.
(201-P03) Joy to the World
Nadine Jensen
This charming manualiter on “Joy to the World” was written by Nadine Jensen.
(217-P01) Come, Let Us Anew
Daniel Berghout
Daniel Berghout has written a beautiful organ prelude for New Years Day on the hymn tune LUCAS (Come,Let Us Anew).
Posted in New Music