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Organ Repertoire, Level 3: Organ Comb Bound Book

By David Carr Glover and Phyllis Gunther

Item: 00-OL00103

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This Level Three book is presented to supplement and reinforce music fundamentals with familiar folk songs and original solos. The comb binding creates a lay-flat book that is perfect for study and performance. Each book of this series is carefully selected and edited for gradual progress. "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today," "Sunday Morning," and "Trumpet March from Aida" are Federation Festivals 2016-2020 selections.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 36
UPC: 029156634402
SKU: 00-OL00103

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About the Author: David Carr Glover

David Carr Glover built his reputation by creating organ methods that respect both the instrument's technical demands and the student's need for musical reward. His Glover Library has become a cornerstone of organ pedagogy, offering carefully sequenced material that connects foundational skills to recognizable repertoire.

Glover's approach prioritizes accessible arrangements of familiar material alongside original compositions, allowing students to experience success while developing genuine musicianship. His editorial choices, including the selection of pieces for major festivals, have shaped how generations of organists encounter the instrument.

Why we love this

The Federation Festival selections built into this book give students immediate context for their practice; they're not just learning exercises, they're preparing music that matters in their musical community. The comb binding is a practical detail that transforms study sessions, letting the book stay open and flat without finger gymnastics or music weights.

What to expect

These pieces sit in that satisfying middle ground where the technical work feels purposeful rather than abstract. Folk melodies and march rhythms give your hands something memorable to hold onto, while the organ writing itself teaches you how the instrument wants to sound.

Who it's for

Organ students progressing through early intermediate study who need repertoire that combines technical growth with repertoire they'll actually perform. Teachers building festival programs and looking for carefully edited arrangements that prepare students for competition contexts without overwhelming them.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the manual work with pedal entrances by practicing hands and feet separately first, then layering them in short phrases to build coordination without tension.
  • Approach the folk song arrangements as opportunities to sing through the melody mentally before playing, which clarifies phrasing and prevents mechanical execution.
  • Record yourself playing each piece once you've learned the notes, then listen back specifically for evenness in your touch across different manuals and registration changes.

How to use it

Slot festival selections from this book into your competition calendar strategically, using the intermediate repertoire here as stepping stones toward more ambitious works. The shorter pieces make strong recital openers or special event numbers when you need something accessible but genuinely musical.

Skills your students will build

  • Manual independence and coordination between hands on different keyboards
  • Pedal technique in supported melodic and harmonic contexts
  • Registration changes that match phrase structure and character
  • Reading organ score layout with multiple staves
  • Phrasing and interpretation of familiar melodic material
  • Festival-level performance preparation

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