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Anthology of 18th-century English Organ Music, Volume 3 Patrick, David A graded anthology Forces or Organ This four-volume anthology contains a sparkling selection of pieces and represents all the major composers of the period. It includes pieces in all the main genres, with Cornet and Trumpet Voluntaries, Echo Voluntaries, fugal works with slow introductions, and Full Voluntaries; as such, the collection offers a wide range of attractive music suitable for both church and recital use. Each volume contains an extended Introduction, with information on instruments of the period, registration, ornamentation, and notes on the composers. An important feature of the collection is an editorial realization of the cadenzas which occur at key points in some of the pieces; these complete the works and demonstrate how they would have been performed at the time. With extended historical information and a wonderful array of pieces carefully edited from original sources, this is a major collection that will be of interest to organists of all abilities.
This anthology investigates the stylistic diversity and technical requirements of 18th-century English organ music through a curated selection of period-appropriate compositions. David Patrick, an experienced editor in the field of historical keyboard music, compiles these works to provide organists with a comprehensive resource for both liturgical and concert performance. The collection utilizes primary source material to offer an authentic representation of the era's compositional techniques and performance practices.
What You Will Find
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Experts and organists frequently cite this series as a reliable resource for accessing well-edited, historically informed scores. The inclusion of editorial notes on registration and ornamentation is widely regarded as a practical aid for performers seeking to interpret these works with period accuracy.
Page Count:
64
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
OUP Oxford
ISBN-10:
0193389177
ISBN-13:
9780193389175
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