Sunday Morning Organist vol.7 - Voluntaries Without Pedal

Alfred's Classics Editions Schreiner, Alexander, arr. Adagietto (Bizet) Adagio (Beethoven) Adagio (Kuhlau) Adagio (Weber Andante (Beethoven) Andante (Gluck) Andante (Grieg) Andante (Guilmant Andante (Mendelssohn)) Andante (Mozart) Andante (Mozart) Andante in F (Beethoven) Andante religioso (Chopin) Andantino (Schubert) As torrents in summer (ElgarAse's death (Grieg) Ave verum (Mozart) Bagatelle (Beethoven) Benediction (Schreiner) Choral (Franck) Choral from Second symphony (Vierne) A rose breaks into bloom (Praetorius) Adorn thyself, O my soul (Crüger) Be ever near me, Lord (anonymous) Christians awake, a voice is calling (Nicolai) The cross of Jesus (Vulpius) Dearest Jesus, we are here (Bach) Farewell will I thee give (Teschner From heaven on high the angels came (Luther) Help me Lord (Schröder) How brightly beams the morning star (Bach) If thou but suffer God to guide thee (Neumark) In all lands rejoice ye Christians (Schop) May angels bright be near me (anonymous) My dearest Jesu (Crüger) My Redeemer liveth (Crüger) Now thank we all our God (Crüger) O fairest Jesu (Bach) O, fairest church of Christ (Sachs) O, hear the joyful tidings (Schreiner) O Lord, all glorious (Bach) O Lord thou righteous God (anonymous) O sacred head, once wounded (Bach) Open thou the holy portals (Neander Our Father who art in heaven above (Bach) Our Redeemer and our Lord (Schreiner) The peaceful forests (Isaak) Well done is the work of God (Gastorius) A rose breaks into bloom (Praetorius) If thou but suffer God to guide thee (Bach) Consolation (Mendelssohn) Devotion (Schreiner) Devotional moments (Schreiner) Elegy (Schubert) Elevation (Saint-Saens) Evening hymn (Rheinberger) Evening meditation (Schreiner) Evening prayer (HumperdinckEvening prayer (Reinecke) An evening thought (Benedict) Eventide (Schreiner) Faith (Mendelssohn) Farewell (Silcher) Funeral march (Beethoven) Funeral march (Handel Funeral march (Schreiner)The glory of God in nature (Beethoven) Hark my soul, be still (Malan) Behold the great Redeemer (Careless) How great the wisdom (McIntyre) O Lord of hosts (Careless) O thou kind and gracious Father (Careless) Hymn of faith (Gluck) Hymn of praise (Schreiner) Sweet is the work (McClellan) I will lift up mine eyes (Schreiner) In heavenly love abiding (Thomas) Invocation (McClellanThe Lord bless you and keep you (Lutkin) The Lord is my song (Beethoven) Méditation religieuse (Schreiner)A mighty fortress is our God (Luther) Noel (Guilmant) Oh, rest in the Lord (Mendelssohn) Over the stars there is rest (Abt Parting (Mendelssohn) Peaceful rest (BenekenPrayer (Beethoven) Prayer (Bortniansky) Prayer (Cherubini) Prayer (Franck) Prayer (Himmel) Prayer (Kreutzer) Prayer (Vierne) Prayer (Weber) Prayer is the soul's sincere desire (Careless) Prelude in A ,Prelude in B minor ,Prelude in C minor ,Prelude in E minor (Chopin) Prelude in G (RimbaultPreludes and postludes for the sacrament thought (various [principally Schreiner)] Resignation (Mendelssohn)Reverie (Schreiner) A rose breaks into bloom (traditionalSee, the mighty angel flying (StephensSeek thou the Lord and his strength (Diederichsen) Shepherd's Sunday song (Kreutzer) Sleep on in visions of rest (Schumann) Slumber song (Booth) Song of faith (Mozart) Sunday school march : in E flat (Schreiner) Sunday school march : in G (Schreiner)Sundown (Na'geliSupplication (Schreiner) Theme from the Kreutzer) sonata (Beethoven) Tollite hostias (Saint-Saens) The two angels (Blumenthal) Wedding march (Mendelssohn) Wedding march (Schreiner) Wedding march : from Lohengrin (Wagner) Wedding prelude (Liszt)