Partitions pour piano, orgue et accordéon

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 7)

Jarnach wrote this piece in 1928 for the Chamber Music Days of the Donaueschingen Festival. It was premiered on the Voit organ in the great hall of the assembly rooms in the spa town of Baden-Baden to...

Tüür fand inzwischen international starke Beachtung. Er experimentiert mit Zwölftontechnik und elektroakustischen Klangmitteln und Elementen von Minimal Music. Von allem ist etwas in dieser seiner ers...

Tobias, der in St. Petersburg u.a. bei Rimski-Korsakov studierte, ist der erste Este mit einer kompositorischen Ausbildung. Charakteristisch ist seine Intensität des Ausdrucks. In Fachkreisen sagt man...

Work for solo Organ by Otto Olsson.

The Planets is cast as a single unit, consisting of seven movements, varying greatly in character, each of which describes a planet or a celestial body. The music for Sol is built out of the massive t...

Countermove I-II-III for Organ Solo was composed by Danish composer Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen in 1999.

Jesus Loves Me features five creative sola-themed organ arrangements by Grace Chung. These practical and artistic arrangements portray a wide spectrum of emotions and styles related to these important...

> New settings for organ of all the major hymn tunes for the season > Fresh, imaginative new pieces, written by a range of experienced organ composers based in the US and the UK, and displaying a grea...

The Sacred Hour (Reverie) was first published in 1929. It is a musical story of a young priest playing the Organ in a Catholic church, when he is interrupted by a choir singing the Ave Maria. He thena...

Albert W Ketèlbey's most popular works appear to have been a series of Orchestral tone poems, like In a Persian Market, that incorporate exoticism and demonstrate the high quality of his Orchestration...

Chapple's Praeludiana is an extended 'celebration' of Chopin's well-known prelude in C minor. First, a fast, flashing sequence of chords moves from manual to manual: next a Stravinskyan barrage of bra...