Mendelssohn: Organ Works II (Works from 1820–1841)
Leipzig Edition: Series IV - Volume 7
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- Composer: Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
- Editor: Christian Martin Schmidt (1942-)
- Instrumentation: Organ, Organ 4-Hands
- Binding: Hardcover
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- Size: 9.1 x 12.0 inches
- Pages: 204
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Description
Editorial director Christian Martin Schmidt presents Felix's complete organ oeuvre in three volumes as part of the Complete Edition. Volume I contains the central collections Three Preludes and Fugues, Op. 37 and the Six Sonatas, Op. 65 the first Major organ works of the 19th century, with which Mendelssohn ushered in the "second age of organ music" after the Baroque era. The works in the other volumes are arranged chronologically: Volume II comprises the years 1820 to 1841 and documents the evolution of the 11-year-old composer's first efforts to the mature works of a world-famous composer. Volume III contains the works of the years 1844/45, in which Mendelssohn returned to the organ with renewed creativity. Among the heretofore unpublished works from Volumes II and III, the Four Studies that Felix presented to his sister Fanny on her birthday in 1844 deserve special attention.
Works:
- Prelude in D Minor, MWV W 2
- Fugue in D Minor, MWV W 3
- Fugue in G Minor, MWV W 4
- Fugue in D Minor, MWV W 5
- Andante in D Major, MWV W 6
- Passacaglia in C Minor, MWV W 7
- Wie groß ist des Allmächt'gen Güte, MWV W 8
- Nimm von uns, Herr in E Minor, MWV W 11
- Nachspiel in D Major, MWV W 12
- Fugue pro Organo pleno in D Minor, MWV W 13
- Andante con moto in G Minor, MWV W 15
- Fugue in C Minor (Two Players), MWV W 18
- Fughetta in D Major, MWV W 19
- Fugue in E Minor, MWV W 24
- Fragment from Toccata in D Minor, MWV W 1
- Fugue in F Minor, MWV W 26
- Prelude in C Minor, MWV W 28
- Fugue in C Minor, MWV V 1
- Fugue in D Major, MWV V 1
- Fragment from Fantasie in G Minor, MWV W 9
- Fragment from O Haupt voll Blut and Wunden, MWV W 27
- Fragment from Prelude in D Minor, MWV W 2
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Mendelssohn: Organ Works II (Works from 1820–1841)
