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COMPOSERFriedrich Lux
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PERFORMERPetri Komulainen, Jan Lehtola
Lux: Organ Works, Vol. 2 / Komulainen, Lehtola
- Toccata
- October 6, 2023
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RELEASE DATEOctober 06, 2023
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UPC5060113447036
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CATALOG NUMBERTOCC0703
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LABELToccata
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Allegro moderato
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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II. Andantino - Poco più mosso - Tempo I
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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III. Allegretto fugato
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Lied ohne Worte, Op. 57
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Poco adagio
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Variation 1
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Variation 2
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Variation 3a
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Variation 3b
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Variation 4
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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No. 1. Ehre sei Gott: Allegro
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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No. 2. Er weidet seine Heerde: Larghetto
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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No. 3. Halleluja: Allegro moderato
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Andante über die Choralmelodie Wie schön leucht' uns der Morgenstern, Op. 60
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Petri Komulainen, Jan Lehtola
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Notturno in C Major, Op. 34: V. Adagio (arr. F. Lux for organ)
Composer: Louis Spohr
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Romance de l'opéra Casilda, Op. 32
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (The Mastersingers of Nuremberg), Act III: Prelude (arr. F. Lux for organ)
Composer: Richard Wagner
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Marche célèbre (after F.P. Lachner's Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 113: III. Variationen und Marsch)
Composer: Friedrich Lux
Performer: Jan Lehtola
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Friedrich Lux (1820–95) was one of those musicians who formed the fabric of musical life in nineteenth-century Germany: though he worked away from the major cities, as conductor, teacher, organist, organiser and composer, he was an indispensable element of the communities in which he worked. His large body of organ music, as good as unknown before now, brings together elements of the musical language of Bach, Mendelssohn and Schumann, in works that range from the intimate to the grandiose. This second volume brings some of his many transcriptions to the fore.
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