The Playing the Church Organ™ Book Series for recent Roland & Rodgers Organs

For earlier models CLICK HERE for Model LIST & available books.


Special Offer BUY all 5 books for only $99, including US shipping.

Printed, bound and mailed to you from this LINK.

Download All 5 Books as PDFs Worldwide for $49.95 from this link.
Everything you need to know to operate and play the organ with confidence.

PR-300 Floppy to USB Conversion

Syndyne Pro-Filer Sequencer

An excellent Organ Record & Playback MIDI device for organs, highly recommended.  Easy to build playlists of hymmns and organ music, saved to USB Drive and easily edit on computer.

Simple to use, single pass recording. 

Read about it here.

Find books on playing your Rodgers Organ Here.

Click on the name on the top of the column with your organ in it to see our books as well as originatl owner’s manuals.

CLICK HERE for Model LIST

Book 1: • Look Inside Pages   
10 Preset stop combinations preset for you. 

Music: 1-34 of playable organ music without pedals for church services.
English $34.95 printed.          
Click here for German, Japanese, Portuguese and C-200 versions

Book 2: • Look Inside Pages 
Add 19 more classic organ registrations.

Using preset Voice Palette™ and USER stops with different styles of service music.
Music: 35-63 pieces of music for manuals alone some with optional pedal parts.
$34.95 printed.  

Book 3: • Look Inside Pages 
Setting and using Voice Palette™ stops 

Music 64-88 of music for manuals alone with some optional pedal parts.

Developing organ technique used by famous organists.
Adding style to your playing.
Learning how to pick and choose from the organ stop families.

$34.95 printed.   

Book 4: • Look Inside Pages 
Exploring the USER/LIBRARY stops

Voicing the stops including: Volume - Pitch  - Reverb - Warmth - Presence - Brilliance 

Pieces 89-115 including recital pieces with registrations and playing help.
$34.95 printed.   

Book 13*: • Look Inside Pages 
Operating  controls, and what they do for you as an organist.
This supplements the instructions in Owner’s Manual.

$34.95 printed.   *same book 13 also appears as Book 5.

MIDI Organ Players
PR-300 Floppy Disk to USB Drive Conversion 
Yamaha MDF3 Conversion 

New MIDI Syndyne ProFiler Organ Sequencer with Remote Control

HYMNS recorded in MIDI for organ

MIDI Files for Rodgers & Other Organs

Bach By Immersion  Bach Organ Works in MIDI with learning files 

Rodgers
Rodgers History - the original Rodgers Company 1958-2015

View original Rodgers Consoles - 1993-2016 PDF Download

Rodgers User’s email Discussion Group

Rodgers User’s Group on Facebook

Organ Music

Organ Chorale Preludes, Introduction & Verses with Rodgers Registrations
Also visit our sister site, www.sacredmusiclibrary.com for more organ music

Rodgers History - the original Rodgers Company

View Legacy Rodgers Consoles - 1993-2016 PDF Download

We continue to:

Publish Custom Hymnals

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noel@frogmusic.com  • 606 756 7979 or 423 333 0947 • Augusta, KY

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* Dummies?  Let’s admit it, we all panic at the thought of adapting to yet another organ, probably bigger and more complicated and involved than the one it replaced - or even worse, if you have never played an organ before or had a lesson on playing one.  So, it’s not an insult just a reminder that we, too, have been frightened and awed when faced with a new instrument.  We are here to make this easier for you. Using these books will reduce the number of calls you need to get help and explanations from your local dealer.


Banner image from PRINCIPAL ORGANS, Australia - Rodgers 356B Masterpiece Series organ installed   in South Perth, Western Australia, St. Mary’s Church is one of the most well-known Anglican churches in WA. Officially named St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Parish of South Perth, the church is heritage listed and celebrates an Art Deco idiom with Gothic Moderne-style architecture, something relatively uncommon in Australia. Photo by Kerry Morenos.