Charles-Marie Widor

Toccata from Symphony No. 5 for the Organ. Registration for Pipe Organ by Will C. MacFarlane. Hammond Registration by Charles Paul.

The greatest French organist of his day, Widor (1844-1937) composed 10 organ 'symphonies'-actually solo compositions usually consisting of 6 or 7 short movements, that treat the organ as a kind of sel...

Festival Anthem based on the Toccata from Symphony No. 5 for Organ - S.A.T.

The six Duos for Harmonium and Piano were composed around 1867 in Charles-Marie Widor's first creative period. Twenty years later, in October 1889, they were published by Schott in six separate editio...

The Suite Florentine for violin and piano written by Charles-Marie Widor in 1919, is an arrangement of the Suite for Violin and Piano, op. 76 (1903), itself a collection of stage music from La Sulamit...

In seiner VI. Orgelsymphonie zeigt sich Charles-Marie Widor auf dem Höhepunkt seiner kompositorischen Meisterschaft. In den dicht gearbeiteten, monumentalen Ecksätzen, den expressiven langsamen Sätzen...

Dieses Stück ist eine der bedeutendsten Kompositionen der französischen Orgel-Romantik.

This publication of one of the most universally recognized pieces of organ music has been prepared primarily as a highly practical edition. More clearly presented and with better page turns than other...

This work is one of the most important organ compositions of the end of the nineteenth Century. It was written in the years 1894/95, though the earliest fragments date back to 1890. These had their or...

Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937), most famous for his organ music and as organist of Saint Suplice in Paris, was professor of composition and organ at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique de...

Whereas the organ works by Widor have secured a solid position in the repertoire, his no less elaborate and artistic piano works are known to only a small circle of pianists, probably because the pian...

Widor Symphonie No6 Op42 Organ Book

The Mass op. 36 by Charles-Marie Widor in our arrangement for one organ only (BU 2277) has been firmly anchored in the repertoire of numerous church choirs for many years. When the Erfurt Cathedral ch...

Charles-Marie Widor's only Mass, written around 1890 for a choir of Baritone voices and a mixed choir, accompanied by two organs. Here transcribed for mixed choir with a single organ. Arranged and edi...

Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937) composed this Mass, Op. 36 in 1878 for the St Sulpice church in Paris. The initial two choirs for which it was composed were comprised of around 200 and 40 voices, whil...

The six Duos for Harmonium and Piano were composed around 1867 in Charles-Marie Widor's first creative period. Twenty years later, in October 1889, they were published by Schott in six separate editio...