Jan von Busch and Johann Blanchard have compiled timbre in Poeme Mystique. Similarly, Sigfrid Karg-Elert’s true highlights from the modest repertoire for the once character pieces, Poesien, use an astonishing variety of so popular pairing of organ and piano. Recorded forms and timbres. exclusively for MDG on the historic Waldner organ from 1874, the restored instrument harmonises Cremant perfectly with the magnificent Bechstein grand piano. Strongly influenced by Tournemire, Flor Peeters wrote The organ’s small size creates the possibility of truly a double concerto dedicated to his pianist daughter balanced music-making with the piano in respect of this unique pairing.
Organ And Piano – Jan von Busch & Johann Blanchard
Félix Alexandre Guilmant From the Noëls Op. 60
Offertory No. 3 on the Carol « Joseph est bien Marie »
Communion No. 3 on the Languedocian Carol « D’où viens-tu bergère, d’où viens-tu? »
Offertory No. 2 on the Carols « Chantons, je vous prie » and « Le messie vient de naître »
Sortie No. 1 Introduction and Variations on an old Polish Carol
Offertory No. 6 on a Spanish Carol
César Franck Prelude, Fugue and Variation Op. 18 (transcription from the composer, 1874)
Sigfrid Karg-Elert Poesien Op. 35
In memoriam
Dialog
Epigram
Parable
Ideals
Charles Tournemire Poème Mystique Op. 33: No. 1 Paraphrase
Flor Peeters Concerto for Organ and Piano Op. 74
Introduction and Allegro
Arioso
Cadenza and Finale
Jan von Busch & Johann Blanchard
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