Middelschulte : Organ Works, Vol.2 (complete) (Urtext) Concerto / Canon Fantasie on BACH / Fugue / Perpeetuum mobil
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- Product Number: BA8492
- Publisher: Barenreiter
- Barcode: 9790006528325
- Arrangement: Organ
Product Specs
Wilhelm Middelschulte (1863–1943) studied church music in Berlin . From 1891 onwards he worked as director of the organ department at the American Conservatory in Chicago and the Wisconsin Conservatory in Milwaukee .
As a virtuoso organist he had a formative impact on American organ music: even Ferruccio Busoni called him a ‘master of counterpoint’ and the greatest contrapuntal composer since J. S. Bach.
The Concerto for Organ is a masterpiece of contrapuntal inversion. The thematic material of all five movements is taken from the theme of the great Organ Fugue in E minor BWV 584/2 by Johann Sebastian Bach. The “ Canonic Fantasy” is in the form of a passacaglia, whose theme and contrapuntal inversions are taken from the BACH motif. The virtuoso “ Perpetuum mobile” for pedal solo is one of the works which Middelschulte performed most frequently.
- First Urtext edition of Middelschulte’s complete organ works
- Each volume contains a detailed foreword and Critical Commentary (Ger/Eng)
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Organ Works, Vol.1 (complete) (Urtext) Passacaglia in D minor / Canons and Fugue on Vater unser im H