The Organ Works of Clarence Dickinson: Twenty-Five Organ Solos

COMPOSER: Clarence Dickinson 
PUBLISHER: H.W. Gray Publications 
INSTRUMENTATION: Organ 
FORMAT: Paperback 
PAGES: 143 
RETAIL PRICE: $15.95 
CONDITION: Used-Very Good. Some shelf wear, some light creasing at corners, no pencil/pen markings.

The Organ Works of Clarence Dickinson: Twenty-Five Organ Solos is a distinguished collection that showcases the artistry and spiritual depth of one of America's foremost church musicians. Clarence Dickinson (1873–1969), often hailed as the "Dean of American Church Music," was renowned for his contributions as a composer, organist, and educator.

This compilation features twenty-five of Dickinson's organ compositions, reflecting his mastery in blending traditional hymnody with rich harmonic textures. The pieces are thoughtfully curated to serve both liturgical settings and concert performances, making them invaluable for organists seeking repertoire that is both spiritually resonant and musically fulfilling.

Dickinson's works are characterized by their melodic clarity, structural integrity, and expressive depth. His ability to infuse traditional forms with personal expression has left a lasting impact on American sacred music. As noted in his biography, Dickinson's contributions have been instrumental in shaping the landscape of church music in the United States.

This collection is an essential addition to the library of any serious organist, offering a window into the rich legacy of Clarence Dickinson's musical contributions.