Check out our piano and organ selections. Whether it be variations on your favorite hymn or a new classical work, we have plenty of pieces to play, and more on the way.
Why not consider working up a new piano or organ solo? Melkim Publishing offers several religious and classical piano pieces ranging from easy to advanced. We also offer two organ pieces and are currently working to add more to the catalog.
Here you can find a listing of everything we have to offer.
Free Stuff
- It Is Well with My Soul – piano solo (Windham) — an advanced arrangement of a hymn beloved by many denominations, featuring text painting of the lyrics — that is, if you read the lyrics while listening, the music will match the words.
- The First Noel – piano solo (Windham) — an intermediate / advanced arrangement of the Christmas carol. A peaceful rendition.
- Where Can I Turn for Peace? – Choir (SATB) and piano (Windham) — though this is written for choir, the piano accompaniment by itself makes for a great intermediate piano solo (for the third verse, just play the choral parts to finish it out).
- Hope – piano solo (Windham) — a short piano piece about finding hope in times of trouble.
Audio sample of “It Is Well with My Soul”:
Other Religious Piano Music by Mel Windham
- December – Hymn Preludes for Piano (Windham) — challenging piano solos — great for any Christmas service — the six pieces are also available separately:
- Joy (Windham) — quotes the following:
- Joy to the World
- Ode to Joy
- Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
- The Child (Windham) — quotes the following:
- O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
- What Child Is This?
- Silent Night (Windham)
- The Three Kings of Orient Are (Windham) — includes “We Three Kings” and original music depicting each of the three kings.
- The First Noel (Windham) — remember, this one is free.
- Far, Far Away on Judea’s Plains (Windham) — one of our most difficult pieces.
- Joy (Windham) — quotes the following:
- Come, Come, Ye Saints — an intermediate/advanced solo featuring text painting of the favorite LDS hymn.
- Joseph Smith’s First Prayer — an advanced solo text painting three of the verses (the last two are combined in the third statement).
- Faith in the Lord, Jesus Christ (Windham) — the first movement of the in-progress sonata “The Fourth Article of Faith” — an intermediate fugue introducing the Jesus Christ theme and exploring the growth of a mustard seed.
- Repentance (Windham) — the second movement of “The Fourth Article of Faith” sonata — an intermediate/advanced tone poem following the journey of repentance.
Religious Organ Music by Reid Gilliam
- Prelude on “Zacchaeus” (Gilliam) — a fun organ prelude on the favorite childhood tune.
- Variations on “Jesus Loves Me” (Gilliam) — a creative set of short variations on a beloved hymn.
Piano Music by Daniel Carter
- O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Carter) — an intermediate arrangement of a beloved Christmas carol. It is also in a good range for singing along if desired.
- Little Sonata in C (Summer 1989: Descriptions of My Son, Michael, at Age Two) (Carter) — an intermediate classical sonata exploring cherished memories.
Classical Piano Music by Mel Windham
- Five Early Songs (op. 1) (Windham) — five easy songs from high school days, featuring the tune “My Special Girl.”
- Five Pieces of Time (op. 13) (Windham) — five easy/intermediate pieces exploring the abstracts of time, ranging from “Seconds” to “Eternity.”
- Three Little Sonatinas (op. 18) (Windham) — three condensed sonatinas, meant to be on the easy side, but tends a little toward intermediate.
- Four Seasons (op. 19) (Windham) — intermediate pieces depicting each of the four seasons.
- Sonata #1 (op. 21) (Windham) — an advanced sonata with four movements.
- Visions Regained (op. 23) (Windham) — a tribute to Prokofiev’s “Visions Fugitives.” Intermediate difficulty.