Rare's the pianist who'd play two recitals totaling more than two hours of music, all from memory, in a single day. And a pianist wouldn't have to play lots of notes with feet as well as fingers, plus ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick Paul Jacobs has completed his survey of the major solo organ works of César Franck, whose birthday year is passing with scattered ...

(3) Chorales, Movements: No. 1 in E César Franck, Composer André Marchal, Organ Fantaisie César Franck, Composer André Marchal, Organ (3) Chorales, Movements: No. 2 in B minor André Marchal, Organ ...

It's never too late to try something new. César Franck was in his mid-sixties when he composed his first and only symphony.

(L') Orgue mystique Cycle de Noël, Movements: Immaculé Conception (Postlude) Peter Stevens, Organ (L') Orgue mystique Cycle de Noël, Movements: Purification (Diptyque) Peter Stevens, Organ (L') Orgue ...

US Patent No 1,956,350 might seem an unlikely starting point for a consideration of classical music. It was issued on this day in 1934, acknowledging Laurens Hammond's invention. The Hammond Organ is ...

These additional pieces are mostly posthumously published organ works, including Franck’s earliest organ composition – Pièce in E flat of 1846 – and extracts from a collection of 44 organ pieces ...

At times in the dark opening of the first movement one hears echoes of Reubke’s Sonata on the 94th Psalm, while the most obvious influence over this music seems to be Liszt and his organ-writing, with ...

Prélude, fugue et variation César Franck, Composer Christoph Maria Moosmann, Organ Final Christoph Maria Moosmann, Organ César Franck, Composer Prière Christoph Maria Moosmann, Organ César Franck, ...