Several of Michael’s compositions are available in PDF form from Sheet Music Plus. These include choral settings, organ transcriptions, and arrangements of psalms and hymns. Check back again as more music is added! For the complete list, visit Homestead Press on SheetMusicPlus.com.
Choral
- And My God Will Supply All Your Needs, a choral doxology on Philippians 4:19-20 with sevenfold Amen for SATB choir unaccompanied
- The First Noel, arranged for SSAATTBB and organ with optional tubular bells and congregational participation (video)
- Now May the God of Peace, a choral doxology on 1 Thessalonians 5:23 with sevenfold Amen for SATB choir unaccompanied
- Psalm 84/Gott, der Herr, ist Sonn’ und Schild, the opening chorus from J. S. Bach’s Kantate zum Reformationsfest, no. 79, for SATB with a new organ transcription (video)
- Psalm 121/Unto the Hills, an arrangement of John D. S. Campbell and Charles H. Purday’s metrical setting of Psalm 121 for SSAATTBB a cappella (video)
- Psalm 137/Ojczyzna, an English translation and new edition of Feliks Nowowiejski’s Polish anthem on Psalm 137:5-6 for SSAATTBB and organ
Organ
- Chorale-improvisation on “Lobe den Herren” / “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty” for organ
- Hymn Meditations, vol. 1, a PDF download of three hymn arrangements for organ: “I Know Whom I Have Believed,” “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” and “Jerusalem, Thou City Fair and High”
- Hymn Meditations, vol. 2, a PDF download of two psalm arrangements for organ: “Let This Be Written for the Sake” (Psalm 102) and “My Heart Is Not Exalted, LORD” (Psalm 131)
- NEW! Hymn Meditations, vol. 3, a PDF download of “Though the Storms May Rage around Me” (Ruwe stormen mogen woeden) arranged as a fantasia for organ
Organ Transcriptions
- Gustav Holst, “Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity,” from The Planets, op. 32, featuring a familiar psalm and hymn tune (video)
- Felix Mendelssohn, Introduction and Allegro agitato from Symphony no. 3, op. 56, “Scottish”, the first published organ transcription from this symphony (video)
- Felix Mendelssohn, “Nun danket alle Gott,” chorale from Symphony no. 2, op. 52, “Lobgesang“ (“Now Thank We All Our God”)
URC Psalmody 