Spartiti per organo

Suite Brève is an exciting and majestic suite in four parts for Organ. Composed by Jean Langlais, a French composer who contributed prolifically to the Organ repertoire, these piecesrequir...

Louis Vierne (1870-1937) was a pupil of César Franck. He deputised for Charles-Marie Widor at St.-Sulpice (Paris) from 1892 onwards, before being appointed titulaire organist at Notre-Dame (Paris). Vi...

Diese Orgelfassung von "Hänsel und Gretel" nutzt zum einen die recht orgelgerechte Verwendung des Orchesters durch Engelbert Humperdinck, zum anderen die volkstümlichen Melodien der Oper für eine gege...

Volume 2 requires good music reading abilities, a developed sense of rhythm and elementary knowledge of music theory. Fundamental techniques as taught in volume 1 are deepened, also in pedal playing....

Not no faceless Angel is a beautifully reflective work. The themes of loss and love are articulated through expressive melodic lines and touching imagery.

The Oxford Book of Lent and Easter Organ Music brings together a superb array of repertoire for use from Ash Wednesday through to Pentecost, providing a comprehensive volume for this extended liturgic...

Maurice Durufle's Prelude Et Fugue Sur Le Nom D'Alain Op. 7 for Organ.

These pieces were originally improvisations, and they must be played spontaneously as improvisations are played. Freedom, clarity, and fun should characterize performances of the music.

Orgelfassung von Wilhelm Middelschulte.

This book by renowned young Hammond B-3 organist Joey DeFrancesco encompasses blues and bebop lines and progressions. It includes: music examples for practice and study; examples and lines in all 12 k...

> Zweisprachig (dt./engl.) > Viele Notenbeispiele > Modernes und übersichtliches Layout Der Regensburger Domorganist und Orgelprofessor Franz Josef Stoiber legt hier keine herkömmliche Improvisationss...

The Belgian organist and composer Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens (1823-1881) ranks among the most important organ teachers of the 19th century. A student of Adolf Friedrich Hasse in Breslau, he was familiar...