Sheet Music for Organ

Part 1 of the collection of easy and short pieces that Karg-Elert arranged expressly for beginners on the harmonium. Almost all pieces can be used very well on the organ (man. only).

Part 2 of the collection of easy and short pieces that Karg-Elert arranged expressly for beginners on the harmonium. Almost all pieces can be used very well on the organ (man. only).

'The work is of medium difficulty and an effective alternative for organist duos who do not always want to strain out the Hesse Fantasy in their concerts.' (Musik und Kirche)

Cortège op. 130/2

Gustave Ferrari was born in Geneva in 1872. He studied music at the conservatories in his hometown and in Paris. He first worked as a bandmaster at various operetta stages, later establishing himself...

Gigout's collection of small to medium pieces are a good approach to his warm, late Romantic music, which is otherwise more at home in the larger and concertante form. The collection is well suited al...

Gustave Sandré, born in Paris in 1843, studied music in his home town, first taught there and then went to teach at the Conservatoire de Nancy, which he later directed. Among his best-known pupils wer...

Gustave Sandré, born in Paris in 1843, studied music in his home town, first taught there and then went to teach at the Conservatoire de Nancy, which he later directed. Among his best-known pupils wer...

Gigout's collection of small to medium pieces are a good approach to his warm, late Romantic music, which is otherwise more at home in the larger and concertante form. The collection is well suited al...

Fritz Bach was born in Paris in 1881 to Swiss parents. He studied music and theology and left behind mainly chamber music. He died in Renens (Canton Waadt, Switzerland) in 1930.

Charles Quef was born in Lille in 1859. He studied in Paris with Dubois, Widor and Guilmant, among others, whose assistant organist he became. After Guilmant's death in 1901, Quef followed him as titu...

Two scores included for performance.