Caleb Simper (1856-1942) was a Scottish musician and self-taught in this capacity. He composed mainly sacred and worship music for choir or organ and was a superstar of church music during his lifetime: some five million copies of his works were sold by 1920. His 12-volume Voluntary series, each with 17 pieces, contains utility music in the best sense: short and very short pieces from easy to medium-easy, which will find many friends in their victorian-romantic style. Even for part-time organists, most of the pieces are almost entirely playable at sight: Anyone who has Simper’s Voluntaries with them is always prepared for all occasions. Vol.3 I. Song without words II. Chorus III. Prelude IV. Adagio V. Offertoire VI. Communion VII. March VIII. Prayer IX. Opening Voluntary X. Meditation XI. Opening Voluntary XII. Pastorale XIII. Postlude XIV. Opening Voluntary XV. Melody XVI. Aria XVII. Interlude Vol.4 I. Opening Voluntary II. The New Century March III. Melody IV. Soft Voluntary V. Postlude VI. Meditation VII. Pastorale VIII. Concluding Voluntary IX. Aria X. Communion XI. Offertoire XII. Prayer XIII. Interlude XIV. Loud Voluntary XV. Prelude XVI. Interlude XVII. Opening Voluntary