The authoritive guide to employment law, running a choir, working with clergy, child protection, health and safety, copyright, fees, tax, licensing and much more. Written by a lawyer and a chartered accountant who are both organists. This book has been universally praised and recommended, and has already been adopted as a text book for courses and quoted in cases concerning organists. The book is kept up to date on this website.

A humorous list of explanations of more than 1000 terms encountered by organists on more than 100 pages.

A Communion Setting using the words of Common Praise Order 1. This is a setting which has been in regular use at churches for more than 30 years (with adaptations for changes in liturgy). It provides settings for almost all the material which can be sung, including responsorial material, all eucharistic prayers and all four acclamations. The setting has proved popular with congregations, choirs and clergy alike. Although written in four parts, it can be sung in unison.

A modern but tuneful setting of the Communion Service by this acclaimed contemporary composer.

Chorale preludes on 12 well-known hymn tunes by the well-regarded composer Philip Spratley. These preludes are attractive pieces of organ music where the hymn tunes are still discernable. Each of these pieces is a fine piece of organ music which is not too demanding to play.

An anthem for Mothering Sunday if you cannot find anything better. This is a popular piece with children and congregations despite being rubbish. We only publish it because the composer is a director of this company and we have no choice in the matter.