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ORGAN
TRANSCRIPTIONS
Symphonic World of the Organ

During his twenties and thirties, he drew great inspiration from the great composers’ large symphonic and oratorical works, and became acquainted with large organs of different concert halls and various cathedrals. These experiences led him to create organ transcriptions of many concertos, symphonic poems, symphonies, oratorical works, piano works, and opera excerpts.

TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR ORGAN SOLO

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BEETHOVEN: Symphony Nr. 9, D minor Op. 125
BEETHOVEN: Symphony Nr. 5, C minor Op. 67  – 1st movement
BEETHOVEN: Symphony Nr. 7, A major Op. 92 – 2nd movement
CHOPIN: Etudes for Piano (12 from op. 10), (4 from op. 25)
FRANCK: Symphony D minor – 1st movement
LISZT: Danse Macabre
LISZT: Les Preludes
LISZT: Hungarian Coronation Mass
LISZT: St. François d’Assise (La prédication aux oiseaux)
MAHLER: Symphony Nr. 1 – 1st movement
MENDELSSOHN: “Italian” Symphony Nr. 4. – 1st movement
VERDI: Requiem
VIVALDI: Concerto in A major (per echo) RV. 552

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TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR FOUR HANDS

BACH: Brandenburg Concertos Nr. 2. 3. 4
RAVEL: Daphnis and Cloé – Suite Nr. 2

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TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR ORGAN & CHOIR AND GROUP OF INSTRUMENTS

MAHLER: Symphony No. VIII (Symphony of Thousands)

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TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR ORGAN & CHOIR

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KODÁLY: Psalmus Hungaricus

LISZT: Hungarian Coronation Mass

LISZT: Christus (oratorio)

MENDELSSOHN: A Midsummer Night's Dream Op. 61  
(overture and complete incidental music)

The original works were thoroughly studied and revised from the perspective of structural construction and sonic aspects of the music, in order to produce arrangements that are both faithful to the original and idiomatic on the organ.

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