Browse: Oxford Hymn Settings for Organists (series)

These are all well-structured compositions rather than 'hymn-fillers'. Keys are chosen to match those frequently found in hymn books, but it would be a pity just to use these pieces (and inevitably... — Royal School of Church Music More…

The principle behind OUP's invaluable collection of seasonal music is spelled out as clearly as one could wish in the Introduction: it sets out to provide "quality music based on well-known hymn... — Choir & Organ More…

The subtitle of this collection . . . hints at the variety of its contents: twenty composers from England and the United States, including the editors, contributed setting of hymn tunes for all... — Diapason More…

These are all well-structured compositions rather than 'hymn-fillers'. Keys are chosen to match those frequently found in hymn books, but it would be a pity just to use these pieces (and inevitably... — Royal School of Church Music More…

The virtues of these volumes are well known by now; the current volume maintains the level set by its predecessors, with some rather charming Finzian treatments (by David Thorne and David Blackwell)... — Choir & Organ 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…