Volume 10, Issue 1 September 2012

Inside this issue •Positions Available •Substitute List •Events Calendar •Much, much more!

The York Chapter of The American Gui ld of Organists Ser ving our community s ince 1935 www.yorka go.org

Mission Statement

• To promote the organ in its historic and evolving roles

• To encourage excellence in the performance of organ and choral music

• To provide a forum for m u t u a l s u p p o r t , inspiration, education, and certification of members

O R G E L Z E I T

September Meet ‘N Greet The first program of the 2012-2012 program year will be a Meet ‘N Greet at Hoss’s Steak and Sea House, 2175 White Street, York, PA 17404. This is just off Carlisle Road (Rte. 74) in the Carlisle Commerce Center (West Manchester Twp.) We have the side room reserved at 6:00 PM and the full menu available. Hoss’s has a wonderful soup, salad, fruit, and dessert bar. An 18% gratuity will be added to your bill. Just mention that you are with the AGO group when you arrive. Our special guest for the evening will be Glen Rodgers, our newly-elected Regional Councilor. This is a great time to get to know him better. He will be bringing us greetings on behalf of Region III. York Chapter Chaplain, Rev. Stanley Reep, will offer the mealtime prayer and preside at the installation of new chapter officers. We had a very successful fellowship dinner at Mama’s Pizza in Loganville in the spring. Clearly our members desire to have more fellowship time and this meet ‘n greet is designed to do just that. As a challenge, we are asking each member who attends, if able, to bring along either a chapter member you haven’t seen at a meeting in a while, or a non-member who may be interested in the purposes of the guild. Of course, family members are also invited. RSVP by September 21 with your name and the number attending by contacting Jonathan Noel by phone (717-891-3261) or email (jnoel@stmatt.org).

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DEAN’ S LETTER Dear York Chapter Members, The York Chapter, American Guild of Organists is now beginning its 77th year. The Officers and Executive Board members of the Chapter have been meeting regularly during the summer to schedule, arrange and plan the monthly meetings and programs for the Chapter. In addition, the Board has now adopted the York Chapter’s Operating Procedures to better reflect our current structure and needs. . Welcome new members of the Chapter and to returning or lapsed members. They include Jeffrey Cogan and Todd Davis. Two of our student members, Layton Graves and Daniel Rothermel recently performed in recital for the Harrisburg Chapter AGO, Shenk Scholarship recital. Both students received the Shenk organ scholarship which provided summer organ instruction. Layton studies with York Chapter member Richard Frey and Daniel studies with me. Layton and Daniel both gave stellar performances. Congratulations to these talented student members. I encourage you to attend our meetings and programs this year. Some highlights include a September dinner meeting with our new Region III Councilor, a November organ recital at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, York with organist Douglas Bruce of Switzerland, a February symphony concert featuring the Saint-Saëns “Organ” Symphony at the Strand-Capitol with the York Symphony Orchestra and myself at the organ and more programs at St. Matthew Lutheran featuring the new French Symphonic style Cavaille-Coll inspired organ. I hope that you will participate and become involved with the meetings of the York Chapter, AGO. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Victor Fields

THANK YOU! , York AGO, Thank you so much for helping me get to this year’s Pipe Organ Encounter Advanced in Bloomington Indiana! I had a wonderful week of workshops, lessons, and recitals! I had two outstanding teachers throughout the week, Dr. Carole Terry and Dr. David Schrader, who worked with me on my technique, practice habits, and musicianship. My favorite part of the week was watching the 1920’s Phantom of the Opera silent film accompanied by the large Fisk organ in Auer Hall. It was fantastic! Afterwards, we toured the organ’s pipe chambers and saw how the mechanical action worked. I also was allowed to attend workshops on many different topics including improvisation, hymn playing, and practice techniques. My week at IU was unforgettable! I loved talking to all of the faculty and my fellow students. I could not have had a better week! Thank you for helping me attend this camp and for always supporting me in all of my endeavors! -Layton Graves

Friends and Colleagues, I have received word that our oldest chapter member Esther Hamme is now home after recovering from a serious fall. Esther broke several bones in her neck and had been in York Health South Rehab hospital for many weeks. Esther is a long-time AGO member and former newsletter editor and archivist. The Chapter honored her last Fall for her outstanding contributions to the Chapter. While Esther has retired from organ playing, she continues to renew her AGO membership. I am sure she would appreciate receiving any get well wishes with cards or calls. Esther L. Hamme 2239 Linden Rd. York, PA 17408 H:717-764-4818

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The Chaplain of the York Chapter. The Rev. Stanley Reep (St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, S. George St.) has agreed to con-tinue to serve as chaplain. He is available to York Chapter members for any pastoral care issues and may be reached at the church #717-843-8155 or at home #717-840-

September 30, 6PM Dinner Social with Glen Rodgers, Region II Councilor, Hoss’s Steak & Seafood, West York

November 15, 2012 7:30 PM

Douglas Bruce (Basil, Switzerland) in concert, St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church, 839 W. Market St. York

January 19, 2013 8:30AM -4:00PM

January Jump Start, Bryn Mawr, 625 Montgomery Ave, Bryn Mawr

February 13, 2013 7:30 PM

Organ Concert with York Symphony Orchestra, Strand Theatre, York Saint-Saens Symphony #3 (Organ), Victor Fields, Organ Soloist

March No meeting

April 9, 2013 7:30PM

Music Sale/social and open console: French Symphonic Style organ St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church, 839 W. Market St. York

May 21, 2013 7:00PM

Student/member recital & Hunt Organ Scholarship Competition St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church, 839 W. Market St. York

2012-2013 Programs

Sept 13-15 James MacMillan / Musical Modes of Mary & the Cross, Univ. Notre Dame, see pg 10

Sept 16, 4:00PM Seraphic Fire concert, Trinity Church Camp Hill, see pg 11

Sept. 21, 7:00PM Hymn festival & Solemn Vespers, Christ Lutheran Church, York see pg 4

Sept. 30, 3:00PM Victor Fields Concert, Grace Lutheran Church, Red Lion, see pg 7

Sept. 30, 6:00PM York AGO Meet N’ Greet, Hoss’s Steak & Seafood, West York see pg 1

Oct. 6, 9:00AM “Day with Mme. Marie-Louise Langlais” St Stephens, Richmond VA see pg 7

Oct. 12, 7:30PM Stephen Buzard concert, Emmanuel Church, Chestertown, MD see pg 10

Nov. 15 7:30PM Douglas Bruce Recital, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, York see pg 6

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Elise Fasnacht 717-252-4820 synch182gmail.com

Jan Frey 717-846-6485 jrfrey@earthlink.net

Layton Graves 717-630-8680 lsgpianoplayer@gmail.com

Beth Gross 717-767-4518 Cell: 717-873-7688

bgross2925@comcast.net

Cheryl Huber 717-840-9707 keyboard7788@comcast.net

Christine Kates 717-741-9534 ckates@comcast.net

Marie Melusky 717-292-5758 mmelusky@gmail.com

Suzy Reimold 717-846-4408 fionasdragon@comcast.net

R. Wayne Grauel Cell: 410-804-8407

waynegrauel@yahoo.com (only Yok, Gettysburg, Cham-bersburg, and Hanover areas)

S U B S T I T U E O R G A N I S T S A V A I L A B L E

This year, Christ Lutheran Church celebrates its 279th anniversary and the 200th anniversary of its cornerstone. The anniversary weekend is September 21-23. Mark Mummert, Director of Music at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Houston, Texas, will be our guest musician for these events. Mark will lead a service of solemn vespers Friday evening, the 21st, and a hymn festival, “Christ’s Church: Planted to Grow” Saturday evening, the 22nd. The service of solemn vespers begins at 8:15; the hymn festival at 7:00. I am seeking out all singers who are able and willing to take part in these programs. I would very much enjoy having you, your choir members, and anyone from your congregation sing! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Any initial intent of interest is greatly appreciated. Todd Davis

USED MUSIC LIBRARY The AGO used music display is now organized and permanently available anytime in the music library at St. Matthew Lutheran Church by appointment. The music is available for a donation of $1 per copy and benefits the Harold R. Hunt and Theodore C. Herzel Scholarship Fund. The selection has just been updated and there is currently a great selection.

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P O S I T I O N S A V A I L A B L E Ephrata First United Methodist Church (68 North Church St., Ephrata, PA 17522), is searching for a qualified, experienced organist/accompanist, with employment to begin as soon as possible. The primary responsibility of this position is to prepare/present music weekly for the church’s traditional Sunday worship service at 8:30 a.m., as well as additional services to include, but not limited to: Holy (Maundy) Thursday, Good Friday, Christmas Eve, and other scheduled church celebrations throughout the year. This person will also be expected to accompany for special music, as well as the Sanctuary Choir, which currently rehearses on limited Thursday evenings as scheduled and sings one Sunday per month. Organist will be expected to commit to 48-50 Sundays out of the year. Sight reading skills are a must, and the ability to improvise and modulate on short-notice is also a plus. Position is part-time. Organist may need to be flexible and available for other services as needed by the church, such as weddings and funerals (for additional compensation). The organist will report to the Director of Worship Arts. The church organ is a two-manual, 11-rank M.P. Moller pipe organ, installed in 1954, rebuilt in 1986. Console replaced and midi interface added in 2011. Resumes and other relevant materials of qualified, interested candidates may be sent to the attention of Scott Byrom at the church address above, or via e-mail at scott@ephratafirst.org. Additional questions, call 717-

St John Lutheran Church, York Pa: " A Caring Community". St. John's is looking for an organist and/or choir director to help lead us in worship and praise, making a joyful and harmonious noise unto the Lord. Salary commensurate with experience and responsibilities. Interested candidates please send resume to worship search committee at stjohn-yorkpa@comcast.net.

Madison Ave. Church of the Brethren in York is looking for an organist. Contact Carol Kauffman @ 292-7947 (evenings).

Hereford United Methodist Church, a vibrant and growing church located in northern Baltimore County,MD is seeking a creative and innovative musician to serve as Music Director and lead all aspects of our music ministries. This position is a part-time position with a salary commensurate with experience. Interested candidates, please send resume to Pastor Steve Corcoran ( revstc@comcast.net ).

Subject: Organ Critique needed Dear Organist, Music Director, Pastor and Friend(s): The Buch Organ Company invites you, without obligation, to preview and critique the latest generation of digital organs we just received. The organ is the Rodgers 578 - a small footprint two manual and pedal organ. This is a new generation instrument and we would really like to hear what you think. There will be no sales pitch, just a chance for you to play it, hear it, put it through all the repertoire tests you wish. Bring your music and practice as long as you like! Bring some friends! All we would like are your comments. This instrument is only the beginning of the new technology that will be further unveiled later this year. Needless to say, we are a little excited about it and think you will be as well. Please call us at 1-800-242-3901 or email us at info@buchorgans.com to arrange your private showing today. If you would like more information, please visit our website at buchorgans.com. I look forward to hearing from you soon! Blessings, Douglas M. Wimer, pres. Buch Organs, LLC 1391 West Main Street Ephrata, PA 17522

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Thurs., Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. DOUGLAS BRUCE, organist, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 839 W. Market St., York. 717-845-2721 The first public recital on the new III/47 SDG pipe organ will feature international recitalist, Douglas Bruce. A native of Scotland, Mr. Bruce now resides in the Black Forest region of Germany. Among his selections for the program are the fabulous Prelude and Fugue on B-A-C-H by Franz Liszt and the monumental Sonata in D minor, Opus 42, of Alexandre Guilmant. This event is the official November program for the York Chapter, AGO. No admission is charged, but a free-will offering will be collected to cover Mr. Bruce’s expenses.

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Want a fine place to search for music online? Try http://www.imslp.org/ And don’t forget about

http://www.organlive.com/

Piano needs a good home The piano is a Wurlitzer. I can't believe but it must be 55 years old. The piano is in tune and the keys and body are in excellent shape. I just would like to find someone student who needs a piano. If you know of anyone I would love to give it to them. Linda S. Lopez 19 N. Russell Street York, PA 17402*

Saturday, October 6, the Richmond, Virginia AGO Chapter will spend "A Day with Madame Marie-Louise Langlais" at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, located at 6000 Grove Avenue, Richmond 23226. The day will begin at 9:00 AM with coffee and fellowship. At 9:30 AM, "The Life and Music of Jean Langlais" will be presented. There will be a brief break; then, at 11:00 AM, Madame Langlais will present "The Ste. Clotilde tradition from César Franck through Jean Langlais." Lunch will be at St. Stephen's, and then the masterclass will be at 1:30 PM. We hope you will come and bring a friend to this special occasion! (Lunch is $12 per person, and reservations are required. Please contact Chris Martin atmartin@grace-covenant.org or 804-359-2463 x204 no later than September 25 if you would like to have lunch.) Victor Fields, Dean

Sunday, September 30, 2012 – 3:00 PM Grace Lutheran Church, 220 North Charles Street, Red Lion presents Organist Victor Fields in concert. "An Autumn Classical, Jazz & Rock Organ Fest!". Mr. Fields is Adjunct Professor of Keyboard Studies at Mount Saint Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, MD, Accompanist for the Harrisburg Choral Society, and serves as the Dean of the York Chapter, American Guild of Organists. Mr. Fields holds undergraduate and graduate music degrees from Mansfield University of PA, The Peabody Conservatory of Music and the University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music. The concert is free and open to all. A free-will offering will be received. Refreshments will be served in the Welcome Center after the concert. The church is handicap accessible. For more information call 717.244.5987 or email Jeffrey Cogan, Organist/Choirmaster at

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Page 9 Volume 10 Issue 1 AGO NATIONAL COUNCIL ADOPTS NEW MISSION STATEMENT NEW YORK CITY—The AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS (AGO) announces a newly adopted mission statement, which was approved by the AGO National Council at its July 2012 meeting in Nashville. The new mission statement begins with a succinct, memorable statement that focuses on how the AGO makes a difference in the world. It is followed by a list of goals that help define how the mission will be accomplished. The mission of the American Guild of Organists is to enrich lives through organ and choral music. To achieve this, we: •Encourage excellence in the performance of organ and choral music; •Inspire, educate, and offer certification for organists and choral conductors; •Provide networking, fellowship, and mutual support; •Nurture future generations of organists; •Promote the organ in its historic and evolving roles; and •Engage wider audiences with organ and choral music. “The new mission focuses on more than just serving the needs of dues-paying members,” declared AGO Executive Director James Thomashower. “This is a mission that gives the work of the Guild meaning in the context of our society.” The Guild’s prior mission statement was developed early in 1998. Over the last three years, the AGO National Council and various task forces have reviewed AGO members’ responses to a long-range planning questionnaire to determine what is most important to members and consider afresh what the Guild should plan to achieve organizationally. In 2011, a task force was formed to develop a new mission statement. Members of the task force were AGO Councillor for Region IX Leslie Wolf Robb, Director; AGO Treasurer Calvert Johnson; AGO Councillor for Region VI Jan Kraybill; and AGO President Eileen Guenther (ex officio). The task force drafted three mission statement options and asked AGO members to complete an online survey in April 2012. Based upon the responses of Guild members, the AGO National Council endorsed the new mission statement to challenge, energize, and equip AGO members to continue and expand the work of the Guild both now and in the years to come. “The Strategic Planning Workbook for Nonprofit Organizations defines a mission statement as ‘What you intend to accomplish, your organization’s overall goal, the reason you exist’,” stated AGO President Eileen Guenther. “Other books on leadership define it as what an organization can do uniquely—better than any other organization. Not-for-profit organizations must revisit their mission statements periodically to be sure they reflect current environmental realities as well as the organization’s current needs and objectives.”

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University of Notre Dame Sacred Music at Notre Dame and the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center with support from the Nanovic Institute and the College of Arts and Letters present JAMES MACMILLAN AND THE MUSICAL MODES OF MARY AND THE CROSS A festival conference for composers, scholars, and music directors concerning sacred music's role in the world today-and featuring composer James MacMillan in residence In commemoration of the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Congregation of Holy Cross, with a commission in honor of the Sisters of the Holy Cross September 13-15, 2012. University of Notre Dame Notre Dame Conference Center in McKenna Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Basilica of the Sacred Heart Performers and Speakers include: James MacMillan, composition Alexander Blachly, Nancy Menk and Carmen-Helena Tellez, conducting Craig Cramer, organ; Paul Walker, organ; Stephen Lancaster, baritone Aguavá New Music Studio; Pomerium; South Bend Chamber Singers; Notre Dame Festival Chorus and Orchestra Panelists include: Cary Boyce, Daniel Kellogg, Libby Larsen, Robinson McClellan, Stephen Mager, Tawnie Olson Participitory song led by Mellonee Burnim, Helen Phelan, Samuel Sommers, Lorraine Brugh Accepting active and observing participants: Advanced registration until August 15 - $50 Ongoing registration until September 13 - $85 For more registration and conference information, go to theology.nd.edu/maryandthecross.

On Friday, 12 October Stephen Buzard will open the Organ Concert Series at Emmanuel Church in Chestertown, Maryland. Stephan is a graduate of the Yale Institute of Sacred Music and is currently an organ scholar at Trinity-on-the-Green in New Haven. He has released his first recording, In Light or Darkness, (a “trailer” of which can be found on You Tube). His father is organ builder John-Paul Buzard. This is the twentieth season for the Emmanuel Concert Series and we traditionally host young organists such as Stephen as well as mature professionals such as Ken Cowan, Gail Archer, and Maxine Thevenot. Our Harrison and Harrison organ has received much acclaim for its versatility and as a result many of the organists request a return engagement to play this fine instrument. Steven’s second appearance on the Emmanuel Concert Series will be on 12 October at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $20 for adults and $5 for students and children. Emmanuel Church is located at 101 North Cross Street, Chestertown, Maryland. For more information, please call the church office at 410 778 3477 from 9-1, M-F.

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The Trinity Concert Series 2012/2013 presents Seraphic Fire Miami, FL Sunday, September 16, 2012 * 4PM Seraphic Fire, Miami’s twice GRAMMY®-nominated professional chamber choir, presents a musical tour through the ages with over 1000 years of a cappella choral music. The glories of the Spanish Renaissance meld with modern-day compositions to create a sensory concert experience that will delight all concert-goers. Free admission.

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From: Craig Cramer [Craig.J.Cramer.1@nd.edu] Subject: Used Music for Sale Packing/handling: $2.00 per package, plus postage. If paying with PayPal, 3% will be added to the total. Ordering: please let me know what you would like to buy in an email. I operate on a first-come, first-served basis. All music is used unless noted. Normally the original owner’s name is written on the cover. I rate the condition of the musical score; covers are sometimes slightly damaged even if the score is in relatively good shape. Rating system: Excellent—almost like new. Could have writing on the cover Very good—besides the original owner’s name on the cover, typically clean text or only lightly marked; could also have other writing on the cover Good—marked with other slight condition problems; could also have writing on the cover; could have pages pasted in to facilitate page turning; could be some minor cover damage or creasing Fair—all of the above, plus other condition problems (creases or discolored covers for instance) and more heavily marked; faded; old; could have pages pasted in to facilitate page turning. Poor—all of the above, plus could be tattered, heavily marked. *Old—items that you might find in your grandmother’s attic. Often these are rare, even first editions. Typically marked higher than the original cover price and marked with an asterisk. I am always interested in purchasing used organ music. If you have things that you are interested in selling, please contact me. Craig Cramer University of Notre Dame ccramer@nd.edu ORGAN MUSIC Thomas Aberg. Fantasy in A Minor. SMIC (Sweden). Excellent. New Swedish Music—tonal and accessible; spiral bound. $8.00 Thomas Aberg. Toccata XII. Noteria (Sweden). Excellent. New Swedish Music—tonal and accessible. $7.00 Thomas Aberg. Festival Voluntary. SMIC (Sweden). Excellent. New Swedish Music—tonal and accessible; spiral bound. $7.00 Robert Train Adams. I Come with Joy. Hymn Arrangements for Piano. Augsburg. Excellent. $14.50 Chester Alwes. 6 Organ Preludes. Augsburg. Excellent. $2.00 *Bennett Andrews. Joyous Changes on Three Carols: Organ Suite for Christmas. Fischer. Good. $3.00 Ronald Arnatt. Fanfare. Concordia. Fair. $1.00 Ronald Arnatt. Fantasia, Aria, Fugue. Music for a Sunday Morning 3. Concordia. Very good. $3.00 Ruth Barrett Arno, compiled and editor. The Sacred Hour: a collection of organ music suitable for Christian Science Services. Carl Fischer. Poor. $2.00 Franklin Ashdown. Toccata Festiva. Morning Star. Excellent. $5.50 Babou. 13 Pieces. Kalmus. Very good. $2.00 J. S. Bach. Complete Organ Works in Nine Volumes. Volume 1. Kalmus. Good. $4.00 J. S. Bach. Complete Organ Works in Nine Volumes. Volume 2. Kalmus. Excellent. $8.00 J. S. Bach. Complete Organ Works in Nine Volumes. Volume 3. Kalmus. Excellent. $8.00 J. S. Bach. Oeuvres Completes pour Orgue, Volume VIII: 21 Chorals du Dogme en Musique et Prelude et Fugue en mi-bémol (=Clavierübung III). Edited by Marcel Dupré. Borne-mann. Excellent. $40.00 J. S. Bach. Oeuvres Completes pour Orgue, Volume IX: Les 18 Chorals de Leipzig. Edited by Marcel Dupré. Bornemann. Excellent. $40.00 J. S. Bach. Oeuvres Completes pour Orgue, Volume XI: 32 Chorals divers. Edited by Marcel Dupré. Bornemann. Excellent. $30.00 J. S. Bach. Concerti. Complete works, volume 10. Editio Musica Budapest. Excellent. $16.50 J. S. Bach. Memorial Collection. Organ Series, Volume III. Selected and edited by Walater Buszin. Concordia. 102 pages. Old; good. $3.50 J. S. Bach. The Liturgical Year (Orgelbüchlein). Edited by Albert Riemenschneider. Ditson. Old; good. $1.50 J. S. Bach. Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565. Schirmer. Fair. $1.00 J. S. Bach. Organ Music. Dover. Used; worn; lightly marked. $4.00 J. S. Bach. Orgelwerke I. Peters. Good; some spine damage. $6.50 J. S. Bach. Orgelwerke III. Peters. Good. $4.50 J. S. Bach. Orgelwerke VIII. Peters. Excellent. $18.50 J. S. Bach. Orgelwerke IX. Edited by Hermann Keller. Peters. Good. $6.50 J. S. Bach. 18 Choral Preludes (this is not the Leipzig Chorales). Edited by Edwin Arthur Kraft. Presser. Fair. $1.00 J. S. Bach. Now Thank We All Our God. Arranged by Claude Means. Gray. Good. $1.00 J. S. Bach. Fugue in C Major—the Fanfare Fugue. Concordia. Poor. $1.00 J. S. Bach. Fugue in G Major (the Gigue Fugue). Gray. Good. $1.00 J. S. Bach. Prelude (actually Fantasia) and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542. Schirmer. Very good. $2.50 J. S. Bach. Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565. Schirmer. Fair. $1.00 J. S. Bach. Three Bach Works. Edited by Herinrich Fleischer. Concordia. Fantasia in C Minor; Fantasia in C Minor à 5 voci; Ricercar in C Minor from the Musical Offering. Good. $2.00 J. S. Bach. Schübler Chorales. Edited by Albert Riemenschneider. Ditson. Good; faded. $2.00 Keith Barnard. The Universal Harmony of Light. Harrock Hall Music, 2005. Excellent. $5.00 Keith Barnard. The Universal Harmony of Light. Harrock Hall Music, 2005. Excellent. $4.00 Keith Barnard. The Highest Rays of Peach-Gold for TRUMPET AND ORGAN. Harrock Hall Music, 2004. Excellent. $7.50 Mark Barnard, compiler. The Easy Organ Collection: Funeral Music. Unity. Very good. $6.50 John Ness Beck. Christmas Carols and Codas for choirs, congregation, cornets, and console. Trumpet parts only. Beckenhorst. $1.50 Robert Bedell. Noel with Variations. Flammer. Good. $1.00 Peggy Bettcher. Praise & Worship for Organ. Hope. Excellent. $9.50 Leslie Betteridge. Vignettes on There is No Rose. Paraclete. Good. $2.50

Page 13 Volume 10 Issue 1 *E. Power Biggs, arranger. Firework Music. Wood. Good. $1.50 E. Power Biggs. Treasury of Early Organ Music. Mercury. Fair; cover detached. $2.00 Richard Keys Biggs, editor. Practical Organ Favorites, Book 2. Row. Very good. $2.00 Todd Billingsley. Two Plus One: preludes and offertories for piano, organ, and synthesizer. Genevox. Very good. One score only. $5.00 Seth Bingham. 12 Hymn Preludes, Set 2, Op. 38. Gray. Good. $1.00 Diane Bish, arranger. The Diane Bish Organ Book. New Settings of Favorite Hymns, Volume 3: Christmas. Bock. Very good. $4.00 Len Bobo. Improvisation on “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty.” Festival. Good. $1.00 William Boyce. 10 Voluntaries. Edited by John Fesperman. Poor; water damaged; wrinkled. $1.00 Johannes Brahms. Fugue en La bémol mineur (A-flat minor). Edited by Rolande Falcinelli. Bornemann, 1954. Good. $1.00 Roy Brunner. 20 Hymn Trios. Beckenhorst. Very good. $4.50 *John Bull. Rondo in G. freely arranged and enlarged by Richard Ellsasser. Boddington Music. Fair. $4.00 Paul Bunjes. A Mighty Fortress is our God. A Chorale Concertato. Score only. Concordia. Good. $1.00 Paul Bunjes. New Organ Accompaniments for Hymns. Concordia. Poor. $3.00 Paul Bunjes. All My Heart This Night Rejoices. Chorale Trio. Concordia. Excellent. $1.00 Paul Bunjes. Built on the Rock the Church Doth Stand. A Chorale Concertato. Concordia. Includes parts for 2 trumpets. Good. $1.00 Paul Bunjes. Wedding Blessings. A collectin of sacred solos and a duet for church weddings. Concordia. Very good. $3.50 Michael Burkhardt. Festive Hymn Setting. Let Us Talents & Tongues Employ. Congregation, brass quartet, Organ. Morning Star. New. $16.00 Michael Burkhardt. Two Instrumental Hymn Settings: Father, We Thank You; Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain. Morning Star. Parts included (oboe, clarinet, Xylophones, hand-bells/tubular chimes). Very good. $18.00 Dietrich Buxtehude. Orgelwerke. Volume II: Chorale Preludes. Edited by Hermann keller. Peters. Fair. $2.00 Dean Bye. 8 Fanfares and Preludes. Me. Bay. Excellent. $2.50 André Campra. Rigaudon. Arranged by Gustave Ferrari. Gray. Good. $1.00 J. Bert Carlson. A New Look at the Old. 7 Creative Hymn Settings. Augsburg. Excellent. $8.50 Myron Casner. Prelude, Offertory, and Postlude on Schmücke dich, o Liebe Seele. Concordia. Good. $1.00 Keith Christopher, arranger. Glory, Honor & Praises: contemporary service music. Word Music. Fair. $8.00 Jeremiah Clark. Trumpet Voluntary: The Prince of Denmark’s March. Arranged by Desmond Ratcliffe. Novello. Fair. $1.00 Mary Elizabeth Clark, in collaboration with David Carr Glover. Method Play: A baseic elementary organ course. Belwin. Old; good; cover damaged. $1.00 Jeremiah Clark. Trumpet voluntary for 2 b-flat trumpets, trombone, and organ. Arranged by Vaclav Nelhybel. Hope. Parts included. Very good. $4.00 Henry Coleman. Varied Hymn Accompaniments. Oxford. Excellent. $14.00 John Cook. Improvisation on Veni Creator. Novello. Old; edges tattered. $1.00 R. Evan Copley. 15 Miniatures. Sacred Songs Press. Fair. $2.50 Garry Cornell. Wedding Processional. Composer’s manuscript photocopy. Fair. $2.50 Juan Correa. Obra de Segundo tom de cheo. Edited by Barton Hudson. World Library. Very good. $1.50 Gaspard Corrette. Missa Octavi Toni. Kalmus. Very good. $2.50 W. Lawrence Curry. Choral Prelude on “Dundee.” Gray. Good. $1.00 W. Lawrence Curry. Improvisation on “Schönster Herr Jesu.” Abingdon Press. Poor! $1.00 Louis-Claude D’Aquin. Noel. Arranged by Roberta Bitgood. Gray. Good. $1.00 James Dasher. Organ Treasury: 15 Pieces with optional pedal. Willis. Good. $1.00 Rick Deasley. Suite for Worship. Morning Star. Used; clean; good condition. $10.00 Pamela Decker. Home Suite Home. Text by Jane Smith. Organ Demonstrator No. 12 for high school students and adults. Leupold. Excellent. $17.00 Pamela Decker. Golden Gates. Commissioned by the San Francisco AGO for the 2011 Region IX Convention. Leupold. Excellent. $9.50 Pamela Decker. La Pantera. Leupold. Excellent. $19.50 Roger Dickerson. Chorale Prelude on Das Neugeborne Kindelein. E. C. Schirmer. Used; clean; good condition. $3.00 Robin Dinda. Septimi Tempi, Op. 4. Brass quintet and organ. Leupold. Parts included. Very good. $17.00 Stefano Donaudy. Aria. Arranged by Neal Campbell. Morning Star. Excellent. $3.00 *T. S. Dupuis (1733-96). A Concert Movement. Arranged by Harry Wall. Cramer Music. Old; good. $3.00 Brenda Durden, arranged and editor. Practical arrangements for Frantic Organists. 160 hymn arrangements of 40 favorite hymns. Spiral bound, 155 pages. Appears to be self-published. Excellent. $12.00 G. Franklin Eddings. Lyric Prelude. Morning Star. New. $6.50 Edward Eicker. To the Point: short chorale preludes. Augsburg. Excellent. $10.00 Edward Elgar. Sonata in G Major, Op. 28. EMI. Very good. $3.50 Robert Elmore. Alla Marcia. Theme music from The Bible Study Hour. Flammer. Good. $1.00 Dale Elmshaeuser. Festival Descants for trumpets and organ. Parts included. Concordia. Good. $9.00 Lynnwood Farnam. Toccata on “O Filii et Filiae.” Presser. Poor. $1.00 William Felton, arranger and compiler. At the Console. Presser. Very poor. $1.00 William Felton. Concerto in B-flat. Arranged for organ solo by E. Power Biggs. Gray. Good. $1.00 William Felton, compiled and arranger. Chancel Echoes. Presser. Poor. $2.00 Michael Ferguson. In Nomine. Paraclete. Very good. $1.50 Frank Ferko. Mass for Dedication. E. C. Schirmer. Excellent. $8.50 Stephen Fiess. Variations on “Twas in the Moon of Wintertime.” Morning Star. Good. $3.50 (And More… Roy will email complete list if you are interested… email:gerimenu1@comcast.net )

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