For Organ,
Volume 6: Confirmation, Marriage, Baptism, Thanksgiving Day

Karg-Elert's Op. 65, the 66 chorale improvisations on Evangelical church hymns in six volumes, are his first organ works composed directly for this instrument. At first, in 1906, Karg-Elert had planned a collection of 40 preludes. In November 1909, the Opus 65, with its volumes arranged for the most part according to the liturgical year, was complete and in print, crowned with a piece for organ and brass as 66th setting.

Contents:
Jesu, day by day, guide us an life's way
Blessed Jesus, at Thy word
Praise to the Lord, the almighty, the King of creation
Now thank we all our God - Marche triomphale
Thou Holiest Love, whom most I love (In Thy Service will I ever)
What e'er my God ordains is right
If thou but suffer God to guide thee (major)
If thou but suffer God to guide thee (minor)
O Morning Star! how fair and bright (I and my house)
O Friend of Souls, how well is me
Wondrous King almighty (Festive Chorale for Organ, trumpets, trombones and kettle-drums)