Name: Fantasia And Passacaglia On A Mighty Fortress Is Our God by Thomas R. Schadl Organ Digital Sheet Music
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Fantasia And Passacaglia On A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
by Thomas R. Schadl Organ - Digital Sheet Music

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Title Fantasia And Passacaglia On A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

Artist Thomas R. Schadl

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Thomas R. Schadl

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 20

Arrangement Organ

Publisher Thomas R. Schadl

Level 5

Product ID 1008700

Genre Contemporary Standards 20th Century

Instruments Organ

Product Description

Fantasia And Passacaglia On A Mighty Fortress Is Our God for organ is written in celebration of the five hundredth anniversary of the Reformation in Europe. Consisting of the free-form introduction and passacaglia, the piece is based on Martin Luther's hymn tune, and is written in a modern musical idiom that somewhat resembles the style of Max Reger's and Louis Vierne's works for organ, take for example Reger's Fantasia On "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God," and Vierne's Sixth Organ Symphony. The Fantasia is suitable for recital use, and employs a wide range of organ registrations that displays various tonal colors and sound intensities. The introduction starts with full of energy and concludes with softer registrations. The passacaglia starts off quietly and builds up sound intensity toward its conclusion, symbolizing victory of good over evil. The metronome marks and organ registrations on some pages are suggestions only, because each organ has different tonal qualities and the acoustics in buildings and halls may influence how organist perform the piece. Fantasia And Passacaglia On A Mighty Fortress Is Our God may take anywhere between thirteen and fifteen minutes to perform.

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