Grimoaldo Macchia: Organ Works - Twelve New Classics For Every Occasion features new compositions for Organ by the Italian composer and organist Grimoaldo Macchia. The pieces portray a joyfulexpression of a desire to praise God. They are suitable for both the church organist or a celebratory addition to any concert.Contents: Rejoice in celebration of St. Michael Trumpet gavotte Divinetrumpet tune Festive trumpet tune Tuba mirabilis Gathered together in the love of God Arjan Breukhoven trumpet tune The bishop's march Trumpet processional Festal trumpets Tuba tune for a wedding day and Marche heroique.

A triumphant and celebratory collection of ten pieces for Organ manuals and pedals. In May 1999 the Peter Warlock Society held a concert in which Malcolm Rudland played pieces specially written for the occasion by other society members. While not actually Warlock compositions they give a unique insight into the influence he has had on English music even modern styles.

A special celebratory collection of wedding music for manuals. From Wagner's Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn's Wedding March to pieces by Bach Purcell Handel and others many of which are suitable for a variety of other formal and informal occasions.

Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass-This year marks the 200th anniversary of our National Anthem. Carolyn Hamlin has created a thrilling new setting for the occasion. Richard Nichols has arranged brass parts that work with the organ in a number of different configurations. Solo trumpet and organ but also Brass Quintet Trio - all work to make this setting one of the most useful and celebratory.

from Organ Dances. Par CHILCOTT BOB. Sun Dance is a slightly modified version of the fifth movement from the composer's Organ Dances. The music is for the most part celebratory in character, its spiky rhythms driven along by the pervasive alternation of 3/8 and 4/4 metrical groupings, although the composer also has fun with 7/8 and 5/8 patterns. / Classique / Répertoire / Orgue

for SATB and organ A celebratory carol in a lilting 12/8 metre Christmas Welcome sets a joyful fifteenth-century text by John the Blind Audelay. Whitbourn employs textural contrasts and call-and-response style pairings of voices to great effect as well as a characterful and soloistic organ part.

Par RODGERS SARAH. Choral settings of ‘Lift up your heads, O ye gates’ from Psalm 24 are numerous, from that of the sixteenth-century Geneva Psalter of Claude Goudimel to the present day. Unsurprisingly so, as the text has many appropriate liturgical applications. In this jubilant setting, The King of Glory, Sarah Rodgers has provided church choirs of all abilities with a truly celebratory anthem that in its writing for SATB displays many elements of choral craft, from unison and two-part textures to a satisfyingly contrapuntal full harmony. The driving, rhythmic figure in the organ accompaniment underpins and uplifts the voices, and occasional harmonic juxtapositions add delightfully unexpected moments of colour. Importantly, with a proficient organist, the anthem can be prepared with just one or two rehearsals. It is certain to be of great appeal both to choirs and to congregations. / Date parution : 1905-07-10/ Feuillet / SATB et Orgue

A celebratory and elating anthem by George Jeffreys set for STB soloists with an SSATB chorus and Organ accompaniment.

An Album For Clarinet In Bb and Piano-'This album was inspired by the wedding of our daughter Tess.' The Wagner and Mendelssohn are of course popular at weddings and the slow movement of the Mozart concerto creates a beautiful ambience.My own piece 'Wedding Bells' conveys a celebratory loving and joyous atmosphere and 'on the big day' I played it during the signing of the register accompanied by the father of the bride - it was an emotional performance!These arrangements are intended to catch the mood: purists please forgive me - Wagner Mozart and Mendelssohn may not have written every note here but I hope that they would approve.

This in an outstanding collection of twelve African-American spirituals arranged for upper voices. Rosephanye and William C. Powell have collaborated with some of the most talented and respected spiritual arrangers in the United States to deliver specially commissioned authentic settings. You'll find familiar melodies such as 'Deep River' and 'Somebody's knockin' at yo' do'' alongside lesser-known spirituals and a range of styles and moods extending from the aspirational to the celebratory. Many of the arrangements include a 'lead voice' part allowing the opportunity for solo singing and idiomatic piano parts support the voices for the accompanied spirituals; pianoreductions are included for the unaccompanied arrangements. This inspirational journey through the African-American spiritual tradition is sure to captivate and delight all upper-voice choirs.Arrangements in tow three or four parts'Lead Voice' parts for three arrangementsAccompanied and unaccompaniedPiano reductions for a capella arrangementsAuthentic arrangements by specialistsRange of styles and moods Edited by Rosephanye Powell and William C. PowellRosephanye Powell is a singer arranger and widely published composer. A graduate of the Florida State University Westminster Choir College and Alabama State University she has distinguished herself as a researcher and interpreter of the African-American spiritual. She has served as a consultant for nationally syndicated radio published articles on the subject and presented lectures and performances at high schools colleges universities music organizations and churches around the United States. Her spiritual arrangements have been commissioned by nationally and internationally recognized professional choral groups and conductors. She was appointed Professor of Voice at Auburn University in 2001.William C. Powell holds degrees from Alabama State University

Paperback-for SATB and organ or SATB and brass percussion and organ This celebratory festive anthem captures the joy of Easter with a strong rising tune and dancing rhythmic 'alleluias'. The instrumental parts are available on hire.

This gleeful fanfare is one you'll enjoy having ready whenever there's a need for an upbeat choral presentation. Accompaniment may be provided by piano or organ; however when used with organ this song is truly“jubilant.” An excellent selection for any celebratory occasion choir members will learn it quickly and enjoy its easily singable vocal ranges. Once prepared you'll have an enthusiastic praisesong which can besuccessfully performed on short notice. Practical yet delightfully zestful.

Carolyn Hamlin has created a thrilling new setting for this Thanksgiving hymn. Richard Nichols has arranged brass parts that work with the organ in a number of different configurations. Solo trumpet and Organ but also Brass Quintet Trio - all work to make this setting one of the most useful and celebratory.