Christmas Chorale Prelude by J.S. Bach. 'From Heaven came the host of angels' is the English translation of this Chorale Prelude. One of the more technically challenging pieces in the Orgelbüchlein, or "Little Organ Book". Note how the sweeping scalic semiquaver accompaniment represents the flight of angels.

Composed by French organist and composer Théodore Dubois, Toccata in G, no.3 from Douze Pièces pour Orgue (Twelve Pieces for Organ) is arguably one of the most famous pieces ever written for the organ.

Buxtehude is a prominent 17th century organist and composer. He is also known for his influence on a number of composers, in particular Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach greatly admired Buxtehude, and once walked for 250 miles just to hear him play. If you like this video please subscribe to us on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/TheOrganPianist

Brahms may not be best known for his organ works, but he was in fact an organist himself, and composed some stunning music for the organ, including this Prelude in G minor, from WoO 10.