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An organ arrangement of the hymn tune ANGELS STORY, for two manuals with optional use of pedal on sustained bass notes. The tune is played two times, first soloed out in the right hand, and then with right hand chords against an independent bass line in the left hand. Suitable for worship as prelude or offertory.This arrangement is also available as part of the collection 6 Easy Hymn Preludes for Organ Set 2.The Easy Hymn Preludes for Organ Series consists of easy organ arrangements based on widely used hymns. Each is 3-5 pages long and is suitable for two-manual organ with basic registration options. Some preludes are for manuals only, and others include optional easy pedal or an easy pedal part written on a separate staff. Most of the harmonic intervals and chords do not exceed the span of a seventh within one hand. For church organists of any level, including students in early stages of organ study. Uses: Pre-service, Hymn Introduction, Offertory, Communion, Postlude.
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