Here's a wonderful collection of dazzling - but EASY - pieces for the church organist. Perhaps the subtitle best describes them as "easy roof -raisers." Each selection will serve well as a postlude, but the conclusion of the service isn't the only time when vigorous organ music is in order. A festive prelude or offertory is also sometimes appropriate, especially when the theme of the service is festive. The book contains seventeen selections: eight settings of stately hymns (including "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" and "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name"), two classics (including Purcell's famous "Trumpet Tune and Air"), and seven original compositions by contemporary composers. Each selection is timed, and registrations are provided for pipe, electronic, and Hammond organs. All in all, a collection you will want to keep within handy reach. Hold on to that roof!

Contents: Mighty Fortress c '93 LPC (Lise Mansfield); Thine Is The Glory c '89 LPC (Brian Glyncannon); From All That Dwells Below The Skies c '92 LPC (Dorothy Wells); Fantasia On Iste Confessor c '93 LPC (Lani Smith); Sing The Glad Song c '92 LPC (Franklin Ritter); Joyous Acclamation A c '91 LPC (Gerald Peterson); Come Let Us Sing c '93 LPC (David Paxton); All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name (Oliver Holden); Light Of The Living God c '90 LPC (David Paxton); Fantasia On Forest Green c '91 LPC (Lani Smith); Postlude On Italian Hymn c '91 LPC (Edward Broughton); Trumpet Tune And Air (Henry Purcell); Sing To The Great Jehovahs Praise c '91 LPC (Nikolaus Hermann); Rejoice Ye Pure In Heart c '91 LPC (Franklin Ritter); Regal Trumpet The c '91 LPC (David Paxton); Behold The King c '91 LPC (Lani Smith); Raise The Song On High c '92 LPC (Steven Scott); Interlude In C c '91 LPC (Henry Purcell); Tranquil Amen A c '91 LPC (David Paxton)