Play the Organ Year 2025
Play the Organ Year is designed to inspire a year-long effort by the whole organ-playing community, not just to increase the number of people learning to play the organ, but also the number enjoying live and recorded organ music.
We firmly believe that the best way to achieve both these objectives is to get as many people as possible not just hearing and seeing the instrument, but playing it!
The organ is a magnificent instrument unlike any other – powerful, versatile, visceral and enormous fun to play. At the heart of Play the Organ Year will be an attempt to open this experience to as many people as possible - to encourage them to take a step towards the organ, to lay hands on it wherever possible, and to discover for the first time the unique and thrilling experience of playing this remarkable instrument.
RSCM Music Direct stocks a wide range of organ music from beginners and pianists wishing to learn the organ, to more accomplished organists. Have a browse of our organ music below.
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The Complete Church Organist. A step by step method for learning to play the organ for church services, The Complete Church Organist covers the skills required to play hymns, worship songs, psalms and accompanying anthems. Level Three is due later in 2025 |
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Organ Tutors A selection of Organ tutor books and methods covering everything from starting to play the organ, playing the pedals and more advanced methods for improvisation. |
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Organ Music for Manuals only A selection of music ideal for pianists who haven't yet learnt to play the pedals in a wide variety of styles and levels of difficulty. |
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Organ music by Composers A-Z We stock a wide selection of organ music by all the major organ music composers from Albinoni to Zipoli, via J. S. Bach, Dubois, Herbert Howells, Mendelssohn, Messiaen, Vierne and Widor. |
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Organ Music by Denis Bédard The RSCM are proud to be exclusive publishers in the UK of the works of French-Canadian composer Denis Bédard. His organ works are performed by organists world-wide and are enjoyed by organists and audiences alike. |
