Noten für Klavier, Orgel & Akkordeon

Die beiden Poèmes pour orgue sind dem Organisten Emmanuel Culcasi gewidmet. Die angegebene Registrierung wurde an der Cavaillé-Coll-Orgel der Église Sainte-Croix in Saint-Malo festgelegt. Das erste Ge...

Published 1969. First performance: Nicholas Danby, Dartington.

For Organ. Written in 1969. Commissioned by the Dartington Arts Society. Score.

Thea Musgrave's Psalm 147 - The Orgelbiichlein Project for solo Organ. Commissioned by Graeme Kay, Premiered by Martin Baker in the Grand Organ Festival at Westminster Cathedral on 29November 2017.

The Four Quiet Voluntaries include a sprightly allegretto, a lyrical air, a lilting pastorale and variation and a theme on an Irish air. They fall within the abilities of moderately accomplished music...

Inhalt:Chili'lo (Lament) - Noel Da CostaImpromptu - Charles ColemanJoy to the World - Evelyn Simpson-CurentonPrelude on Lauda Anima - Marvin MillsToccata (EAM) - Marvin Mills

The works include An Air composed for Holsworthy Church Bells by S S Wesley, Allegretto by C H Lloyd, The Chimes of Cloucester Cathedral by C Lee Williams, Cloister-Garth by Herbert Brewer, Procession...

Eric Thiman's Tune For The Tuba, for organ.

Franz Syberg's Praeludium, Intermezzo and Fugato from 1934 for solo Organ.

Specially arranged for Organ, this collection features such beloved hymns as A Mighty Fortress, America the Beautiful, Amazing Grace, Faith of Our Fathers, and Onward, Christian Soldiers. Compiled by...

1. Douloureux; 2. Comme un Choral; 3. Allant; 4. Clair heureux; 5. Pathétique sans Lenteur; 6. Douloureux; 7. Décidé, fièrement; 8. Berceuse mystérieusement; 9. Allant; 10. Allant; 11. Sans Len...

Orgue - Grand Orgue

1. Canon (Communion); 2. Canon (Choral); 3. Canon (Elévation); 4. Musette en Canon; 5. Canon (Psaume et Hymne); 6. Canon (Intermezzo)

William Lloyd Webber (1914-1982) was a British organist, composer and pedagogue. He started playing the organ at an early age, becoming a well-known recitalist by the age of 14. He studied with Ralph...

Premiered by Simon Preston at the 1968 Cheltenham Festival.