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A rousing toccata and fugue. medium to difficult Learn More

A book of Back primary source-readings on organ, registration, posture and hand position, techniques and fingering, pedaling, articulation, meter and tempo, and ornamentation. Quentin Faulkner, Editor. Learn More

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1853). Andante cantabile No. 1 in D major, Op. 11. Transcribed by Dennis Janzer. Learn More

Bacchanale transcribed by Dennis Janzer.

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A collection of easy chorale preludes on eleven well-known hymns arranged in graded order. Learn More

Larry Visser (b. 1962) Larry Visser is a very talented composer of organ and choral music who specializes in composing works based on hymn tunes. He has degrees from Calvin College and the University of Michigan. Currently, he is organist at LaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. “For the devoted player of hymns, they will broaden the mind and open up new meaning in the beloved repertoire. For an audience, they will provide color, excitement, and the pleasure of beholding a familiar melody in a new and thrilling garb.” –Jonathan B. Hall from his review in The American Organist, March 2014, p. 72. Learn More

James E. Clemens (b. 1966) Born in Goshen, Indiana, into the Mennonite denomination, James had many diverse musical experiences in his youth, and today composes a wide variety of vocal and instrumental music. Learn More

A collection of chorale preludes on ten well-known hymns, arranged in graded order by Robin Dinda. Learn More

In The Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg, from First Peer Gynt Suite Two Settings: Practical and Concert for Organ. Transcribed by Dennis Janzer.

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