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Organ SKU: MN.AE119 Composed by Gerald Near. Chant-Based, Offertories, Preludes, Postludes. Advent, Christmas, Epiphany. Aureole Editions #AE119. Published by Aureole Editions (MN.AE119). UPC: 688670881190.The first book in a four volume set of organ pieces based on Gregorian chant melodies. The entire collection is keyed to the three-year lectionary shared by all liturgical denominations and will, when complete, present chant-based music for every sunday and major feast of the liturgical calendar. Organists serving non-liturgical churches will find these collections an invaluable resource for service preludes and offertories (there are a few postludes, too).
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