Jongen: Complete Works for Organ and Harmonium - Volume 2Composer: Joseph Jongen (1873 1953) Editor: John Scott Whiteley Instrumentation (this edition): Organ Originally for: Organ Binding: Paperback ISMN: 9790006577798 Size: 9. 1 x 11. 8 inches Pages: 100 Urtext Critical Edition Description The "Sonata eroca", the organ work that was to become his compositional hallmark, was written by Joseph Jongen (18731953) in probably just five days between 18 and 25 September 1930. He evidently composed his opus 94

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Originally for: Viola

Composer: Eduard Mollenhauer (1827-1914)

Pater omnipotens

and the works are presented chronologically according to the date of their first publication

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's "Württemberg Sonatas" – named after their dedication to Carl Eugen Duke of Württemberg who studied with Bach at the court of Frederick the Great in Berlin – were published in 1744

Practical page turns and a fine engraving reflecting the character of the music ensure maximum enjoyment for every pianist

because it was Handel himself who significantly shortened his opera – incidentally the one from his oeuvre with the longest share of recitatives

Work: Horn Concerto No

the work already demonstrates his wide spectrum of compositional abilities which are later fully realized in his operas and oratorios

Composer: Josef Mysliveček (1737-1781)

Bénoni Lagye (1858-1939)