Editing Virgil Thomson (section)

===Keyboard===
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* Prelude (McAfee Music, 1921) piano (also version for organ by Calvin Hampton)
* Pastorale on a Christmas Plainsong (Gray/Belwin Mills, 1922) organ
*# Divinium Mysterium
*# God Rest Ye Merry
*# Picardy
* Fanfare (Gray/Belwin Mills, 1922) organ
* Prelude (G. Schirmer, 1922) organ
* Passacaglia  (G. Schirmer, 1922, rev. 1974) organ
* Two Sentimental Tangos (manuscript, 1923) piano (originally Three Sentimental Tangos; also orchestrated)
* Five Chorale-Preludes (G. Schirmer, 1924) organ
*# O, Sacred Head Now Wounded!
*# The New-Born Babe (1st version)
*# The New-Born Babe (2nd version)
*# The New-Born Babe (3rd version)
*# Praise God, Ye Christians Ev'rywhere
* ''Synthetic Waltzes'' (Presser, 1925) 2 pianos (or 1 piano, 4 hands)
* ''Five Two-Part Inventions'' (Presser, 1926) piano (4 of these arranged for guitar by David Leisner)
* ''Ten Easy Pieces and a Coda'' (Southern, 1926) piano
* ''Variations on Sunday School Tunes'' (Gray/Belwin Mills, 1927) organ (orig. published separately; now collected as ''Variations on Four Sunday School Themes'')
*# ''Come, Ye Disconsolate''
*# ''There's Not a Friend Like the Lowly Jesus''
*# ''Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?''
*# ''Shall We Gather At the River?''
* ''Piano Sonata No. 1'' (MCA/Belwin Mills, 1929) [later scored for orchestra as ''Symphony No. 2'']
* ''Piano Sonata No. 2'' (MCA/Belwin Mills, 1929) [later score for harp and orchestra as ''Autumn: Concertino for Harp, Strings and Percussion'')
* ''Piano Sonata No. 3 "on white keys"'' (Southern, 1930) (for Gertrude Stein)
* Symphony No. 2 (Leeds/Belwin Mills, 1932)  reduced from orchestra for piano, 4 hands
* ''Suite from "The Plow That Broke the Plains"'' (G. Schirmer, 1936) reduced for orchestra for piano
* ''Filling Station'' (Boosey & Hawkes, 1937) piano version of ballet score
* ''Church Organ Wedding Music'' (Randall M. Eagen and Associates, 1940, rev. 1978)
* ''Piano Sonata No. 4: Guggenheim jeune'' (Portrait of Peggy Guggenheim) (Southern, 1940)
* ''Ten Etudes for Piano'' (Carl Fischer, 1944)
* ''Nine Etudes for Piano'' (G. Schirmer, 1940-1951)
* ''Walking Song'' (manuscript, 1951) for piano (from the movie ''Tuesday in November''); also version for 2 pianos by Gold and Fizdale
* ''For a Happy Occasion'' (Peters, 1951) (Originally entitled ''Happy Birthday, Mrs. Zimbalist'')
* ''A Study in Stacked-Up Thirds'' (Southern, 1958) [later a portrait of Eugene Ormandy]
* ''Pange Lingua'' (G. Schirmer, 1962) for organ
* ''Pastor Weems and the Cherry Tree'' (Boosey & Hawkes, 1975) piano version of the ballet
* ''Theme for Improvisation'' (manuscript, 1981) for organ
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