Description
Impressions of 12 classical hits from Bach to Elgar op. 120 (Ped.)
Edited by Albert Clement
If you want to take the “Instrument of the Year” 2021, its organ repertoire and the astonishing effect of its playing on the audience to new heights, this volume with a completely new design idea is recommended to you and placed on your music stand: Classical pieces of music and themes that (almost) everyone knows have not been transcribed verbatim, but have been used as the basis for organ pieces rich in content and sonorous sound, and all this by an artist who has already caused quite a sensation with her fresh and relaxed “epoch-spanning” compositional style. The themes, which range from easy to medium difficulty, are presented in a skilful and easily recognizable manner, which guarantees the audience’s attention (“puzzle concerts” are also possible) and will certainly lead to impressive listening experiences. New friends for the “Instrument of the Year”? – This edition can win them over!
Contents: Largo (Xerxes, Handel) – Ave verum (Mozart) – Caro mio ben (Giordani) – Morning Mood (Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Grieg) – Prelude from the Te Deum (Charpentier) – Panis Angelicus (Franck) – Land of Hope and Glory (Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1, Elgar) – Aria from the Orchestral Suite No. 3 (JS Bach) – Reverie (Scenes from Childhood, Schumann) – Largo (9th Symphony, Dvorak) – Spring (The Four Seasons, Vivaldi) – Ode to Joy (9th Symphony, Beethoven).
