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$12.00
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Commissioned by Thomas Marshall to honor Marilyn Mason
at her retirement ceremonies in Michigan. Marshall is on the faculty of the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, VA
and organist at the Williamsburg United Methodist Church. The piece ends with a vibrant finale using the Michigan
fight song. An ossia is provided as an alternate to the fight song. However, the fight song is a song of victory and could
be used for Eastertide.
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$10.00
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Four variations on the famous hymn. The opening is a simple
statement of the hymn from an early setting. The second variation has a blues bass
line against a simple melody. The third melodic improv is shown by clicking on the
title in bold. The final variation is a LUSH harmonic treatment as only Dr. Joe
can do!
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$5.00
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Four Carols for Christmas
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$12.00
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A developing blues treatment (also titled "Sparrow Blues")
beginning on the manuals and adding pedal as the piece
progresses.
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$5.00
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$12.00
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$12.00
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A blues treatment of the famous song for children and adults.
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$5.00
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An exciting treatment of a favorite spiritual, exploring jazz styles and including a pedal solo.
?The familiar theme is given after a short introduction, and undergoes
several ?metamorphoses in successive sections. The various elements are
given obviously jazzy and blues treatments, and include an extended pedal
solo marked ?as fast as you like?, as is the rousing finale.
It is not my usual fare ? but I found myself quickly entertained by it.
It is not difficult after a little practice, and would prove a very handy piece
for the lighter part of a recital programme ? or perhaps for an encore.
Equally, though, it could find its place as a slightly mischievous postlude
when the readings are suitable.?
? The Organist Review, June 2013
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$10.00
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Four variations.
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$5.00
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A short but lovely prelude which you can program simply as "Prelude"
anytime of the year.but written for Mother's Day when you may use the full title.
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$5.00
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"This is one of those beautiful slow movements that appeals to everyone.
Somewhat reminiscent of Flor Peter's Aria, this is an ideal organ Adagio with subtle jazz
harmonies in accompaniment of mostly half and whole notes with repeated quarter notes in the Pedal. The only remote difficulty is reading the accidentals. Here is something
as lovely as it is different for use at any time in church or recital."
–– The American Organist, June 2012
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$5.00
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$5.00
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$5.00
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Six Jazz Inventions for Organ
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"In response to requests for easy pieces for POEs, Joe Utterback has provided six organ works for beginners. The first two are for one and two manuals respectively, two more introduce pedal passages, and the last two, while easy, have more of a pedal part.
The last Little Rag is a charming piece with some syncopation and off-beat pedal notes. All are excellent teaching pieces, and can you beat the price?"
–– The American Organist, June 2012
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$8.00
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$10.00
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When in Our Music God is Glorified
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A majestic setting of the famous tune, even using a zimbelstern ? only if you have
one. The rousing finale settings with cornet and then a majestic trumpet are sure
to enhance the exciting statement of praise. A special commission.
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$10.00
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$10.00
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A delightful organ solo with wonderful harmonies,
jazz elements, and scintillating manual passage with
pedal melody.
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$10.00
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Five NEW Spirituals for Organ
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$15.00
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Five NEW Spirituals for Organ
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$15.00
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