Any Suggestions for Italian Baroque organ Repetorire?

Now that I have got a regular church organ job, I would like to diversify out of my North German Baroque repetoire every once in a while for preludes and postludes. My small congregation is very tolerant of what music is used in services

I have Frescobaldi's Fiori Musicali, and occasionally play pieces from it for a change of pace. Harmonies can be a little strange to modern ears.

Wondered if anyone could recommend any slightly more modern Italian Baroque organ music, and where to purchase editions. I realize organ was not really that important and instrument in the Italian liturgy, except as a continuo for brass and/or strings.

Here are the pieces I used often in church:

Floriano Arresti Elevazione for prelude, Ricercar for postlude
IMSLP28277-PMLP58193-Arresti_Ricercare_Organo
IMSLP28278-PMLP62146-Arresti_Elevazione_Organo

Pastorales for Christmastime:
Zipoli
Pasquini
Frescobaldi
Scarlatti (Domenico)
and many others

Domenico Zipoli Offertorio, Elevazione and others
Sonatas by Scarlatti for organ or harpsichord. A few are specified for organ

Vivaldi/Bach 16 Concertos not all by Vivaldi, others by Marcello

Any other concertos from the high baroque by Torelli, Corelli, Geminiani, etc. arranged for organ

Vivaldi: 4 Seasons, especially Spring. Use piano arrangement or organ arrangement found on IMSLP:
https://s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usim ... llegro.pdf
https://imslp.org/wiki/Violin_Concerto_ ... i,_Antonio)

I also played the Toccatas of Michelangelo Rossi especially no. 7. Like Frescobaldi but slightly more modern.

You can also play transcriptions of vocal works. The sky is the limit!

Enjoy!

RS

Thanks.

I have all of Zipoli's pieces for organ and harpsichord, but found them to be rather dull music from a 2nd tier composer.

Walther's transcriptions of the Italian composers are interesting, though like Scarlatti, totally secular in nature. More than one movement is too long for a prelude or postlude.

Never heard of Arresti. I will investigate!