Léon Boëllmann

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This beautiful slow movement from a work for solo organ is a great feature for the clarinet section of a band. The melody flows throughout the ensemble but the clarinets receive the most attention. Th...

With his "Heures Mystique" op. 29, Leon Boellmann has written organ music that fulfills its purpose "from practice for practice". The present arrangement was created with the same idea in mind. A litt...

This beautiful slow movement from a work for solo organ is a great feature for the horns in a double brass quintet. The melody flows throughout the ensemble and is an ideal work to show off the lyrica...

With his "Heures Mystique" op. 29, Leon Boellmann has written organ music that fulfills its purpose "from practice for practice". The present arrangement is based on the same idea. A little gem was mi...

With his "Heures Mystiques" op. 29, Leon Boellmann has written organ music that fulfills its purpose "from practice for practice". The present work for violoncello and organ thrives on the joy of play...

With his "Heures Mystique" op. 29, Leon Boellmann has written organ music that fulfills its purpose "from practice for practice". This arrangement is based on the same idea. Beautiful, easy-to-perfor...

Aus der Reihe 'Classics up to date'.

Aus der Reihe 'Classics up to date'.

Léon Boëllmann (1862-1897) was a student at the École Niedermeyer and titular organist at Saint-Vincent-de-Paul in Paris. In the lineage of Saint-Saëns, César Franck and Gigout, his compositional oeuv...