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Query: A Good Resource for an Organist's Library

Here are Twemty well known Hymn Tunes arranged by the late Dale Wood (1934-2003), described as "free organ accompaniments with descants". The First Verse is given and also the "free with Descant". They can be used alone by the organist to introduct or to accompany one or more verses, although I, personally, feel that you would have to rehearse with choir etc as the "last verse arrangement" sometimes does not follow the melody "note for note". There are some wonderful descants, in Dale's style, or these could be arranged for a solo instrument. Included are two pages of Service Responses, like "Glory to Thee, O Lord", "Alleluia"; various "Three-Fold Amens"; written in SATB with Organ accompaniment.Originally published in 1967, this is a resource to encourage an Organist not just to play teh SATB for every verse, but to try to be creative, and to "add to" the meaning of teh words being sung.