Marcel Dupre - Works For Organ. Vol. 1: James Biery (1997)



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01. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.1 in C Major: Poco animato 01:13
02. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.2 in A Minor: Calme 03:09
03. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.3 in G Major: Allegretto 01:37
04. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.4 in E Minor: Andante Serioso 01:43
05. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.5 in F Major: Andantino 01:51
06. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.6 in D Minor: Allegro con moto 01:28
07. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.7 in D Major: Quasi Adagio 02:32
08. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.8 in B Minor: Poco Allegro 01:39
09. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.9 in B Flat Major: Andante Gracioso 01:32
10. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.10 in G Minor: Quasi scherzando 01:26
11. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.11 in A Major: Lento 03:36
12. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.12 in Sharp Minor: Vivace 01:27
13. Six Chorals, Op.28 (1930): No.30 Christ my Lord, God´s only-begottenson 00:53
14. Six Chorals, Op.28 (1930): No.31 Lord God, now open wide Thy heaven 00:47
15. Six Chorals, Op.28 (1930): No.32 Lord Jesus Christ, turn unto us 00:49
16. Six Chorals, Op.28 (1930): No.33 My Soul longeth to depart in peace 01:38
17. Six Chorals, Op.28 (1930): No.34 On this day the Son of God triumpheth 00:49
18. Six Chorals, Op.28 (1930): No.35 Help me, O God, that I may overcome 01:20
19. Four Modal Fugues, Op.63 (1963): No.1 Mode Dorien 02:40
20. Four Modal Fugues, Op.63 (1963): No.2 Mode Phrygien 02:42
21. Four Modal Fugues, Op.63 (1963): No.3 Mode Locrien 02:16
22. Four Modal Fugues, Op.63 (1963): No.4 Mode Ionien 01:52
23. Two Chorales, Op.59 (1962-1963): No.1 Rejoice greatly, O my soul 02:08
24. Two Chorales, Op.59 (1962-1963): No.2 Dearest Immanuel, Lord of the Faithful 03:05
25. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.13 in E Flat Major: Allegro giocoso 01:17
26. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.14 in C Minor: Allegro moderato 01:30
27. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.15 in E Major: Cantabile 03:14
28. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.16 in C Sharp Minor: Andante con moto 01:38
29. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.17 in A Flat Major: Andante sostenuto 02:30
30. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.18 in F Minor: Marcato 01:20
31. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.19 in B Major: Larghetto 02:10
32. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.20 in G Sharp Minor: Poco Vivace 01:17
33. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.21 in D Flat Major: Tranquillo 01:52
34. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.22 in B Flat Minor: Adagio 02:10
35. 24 Inventions for Organ, Op.50 (1954): No.23 in G Flat Major: Non troppo vivo 01:23
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