Greetings fellow musicians, My name is Robert Farrell. I am a composer who likes to share his music with others. Each month I email one of my organ preludes to a group of organists who love to receive FREE music! I call this my Prelude of the Month club. It's absolutely FREE with no strings attached. I simply want people to consider performing my music in sacred settings. I have several works published, but I'm more interested in getting them into the hands of musicians who will hopefully put them to good use. All of my preludes are based on familiar hymn tunes, so they are quite accessable. It is also my hope that after receiving a number of my works, you might be interested in checking out other music I have written, or even commissioning a new work for your choir. Please visit my blog where you can peruse all the sacred music I have written. That address is: www.sacredsoundworks.blogspot.com To begin receiving your FREE prelude each month, simply drop me an email saying you 'd like to receive a Prelude of the Month from me. My address is: farrell39@comcast.net I currently have almost 200 organists to whom I mail a prelude each month. I've been doing this now for three years. I hope you consider giving it a try. You will receive an email with the prelude attached. All you have to do is click and print! If for some reason you decide the music is too hard for your, or you simply don't like my style of writing, then just tell me to drop you from the list. But I must say, after three years I've not had one person request that. Well , I hope to add you to the list.

 

  In addition, please visit another site of mine for a FREE ANTHEM!  It's my way of getting you to visit my site so you can see the many offerings. Just select one and email me with the title and I will email  you a copy of it. My hopes are that hearing my music you may return to purchase another work  for the great price of only $3.00  The address is. www.sibeliusmusic.com   Just type in my name, Robert G. Farrell, or  search  by composer by clicking on "F."

 

Sincerely, Robert Farrell