Diane Bish: The Diane Bish Organ Book - Volume 3: Organ: Instrumental Album

Arr. Diane Bish. Renowned organist Diane Bish has created this unique and majestic organ solo for the advanced organist. It is ideal for Easter services and concerts.

These selections are popular favorites of many organists though several are available only as separate editions. Diane Bish has edited these favorites and put them together in one fine collection with new engravings written-outtrills for easier playing and settings of medium difficulty. Having proved their endurance in using these pieces for concerts and for teaching Bish has compiled a collection of materials that should be in every organist'slibrary. Spiral bound.

Psalm 121 is commonly known as 'I will lift up mine eyes...' This arrangement by Diane Bish is from the Symphony of Psalms collection and is best suited for a medium advanced level of vocal ability due to the tessitura it definitely soars.

Diane Bish has carefully selected some of her most loved organ selections and made them available in one wonderful collection. Songs include: Adagio in G minor (Thomaso Albinoni) ? Canon in D (Pachelbel) ? Overture (fromHandel's Royal Firework Music) ? Sicilienne (Theresia V. Paradis) ? and Apres Un Reve (Faure).

Dedicated to Janet Jarriel Bish's friend and agent. An energetic piece for manuals and pedals of intermediate to advanced difficulty. The music was inspired by Psalm 150.

Organ Music of Diane Bish-The American Collection contains five fabulous hymn arrangements by American organist extraordinaire Diane Bish. Perhaps most exciting is the long-awaited printed version of “Jacob's Ladder.” This concertfavorite is finally available for others to play. Diane has also penned her concert arrangement of “Peace Perfect Peace” and “The Lord's My Shepherd” – wonderful reflective selections. Thecollection rounds out with “A New Name in Glory” and “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.”

Diane Bish's new setting of the much-loved Welsh hymn tune “Hyfrydol” is a welcome addition to the organist's library. The four flexible variations – which include a Schumannesque first variation an incisive Baroque-like variation a lyrical sarabande and a toccata finale – could be played in whole or in part as a concert suite or used for hymn introductions and interludes.

6 worshipful anthems from top organ arrangers: Christ the Lord Is Risen Today (Diane Bish) • Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Steve Sturz) • Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee (Mark Thallander) • Now Thank We All Our God(Fred Bock) • Oh God Our Help in Ages Past (Frederick Swann) • Praise to the Lord the Almighty (Craig Phillips).