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Indeed, careful consideration of the materials should allow for the preparation of apposite music to complement the mood of the day and, where appropriate, the tone of the Gospel . . . Anne is... — Organists' Review More…

This volume of thirty-seven pieces is a major new resource ... Most organists will already own some of the commonly used pieces, but it is practical to have them all in one volume. And there... — Journal of the Association of Anglican Musicians More…

This volume of organ music by Kenneth Leighton, Professor of Music at Edinburgh University until his death in 1988, is both welcome and timely. We can now look back on the work of the late 20th... — The Organ More…

Essential for those who love grand English music and soaring melodies, the transcription works well on the organ, though your tempo may be determined by how quickly the organ can play the repeated... — Journal of the Association of Anglican Musicians More…

Many of the items are by composers whose names will be very familiar, and many are of great beauty. It was a pleasure to sit down and play through many of them at one sitting. There is a wide... — Organists' Review More…

Indeed, careful consideration of the materials should allow for the preparation of apposite music to complement the mood of the day and, where appropriate, the tone of the Gospel . . . Anne is... — Organists' Review More…

Here is a collection that will be useful for weddings, funerals, recitals and general service use. There is something for all standards: ranging from the simplest Grade 4-standard 'Gjendine's... — Choir & Organ More…