Organ Piece
Contents:
The Organ
Part One, Short sketch of the history of the organ
Part two, Short explanation of the construction of an organ
Part three, Stops and their management
The Organ II
- Organ Specifications
- Exercises for finding pedal-keys without looking at the feet
- Exercises for manual - touch
- Scale - passages on pedals
- Scale passages for alternate toes
- Independence of hands
- Exercises for the practice of independent movement of the hands, on two manuals
- Easy exercises for producing independence of hands and feet
- Toe and heel
- Scales major scales in all keys
- The twelve minor scales
- Exercises in two parts, intended to promote the independent use of the left hand, and feet
- Easy exercises for giving independence of movement to hands and feet
- Exercises for combination of manual scale-passages and independent movement of the feet
- Easy trios embodying the previous work done
- The legato style
- Chorals and hymn - tunes
- Ermuntre dich, mein schwacher geist (take courage now, my feeble soul)
- Nun Lasst uns Gott, Dem Herren (then, unto God the Lord)
- O Haupt voll blut und wunden (O sacred head, now wounded)
- Extended passages for the feet
1. Allegretto
2. Fantasia
3. Adagio
4. Prelude and Fughetta
5. Meditation
6. Prelude in Eb major
7. Evensong
8. Cavatina in A-flat
9. Postlude in E-Flat

OP in Call Number means "Organ Piece"