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eac-rip: flac-img, cue, log, complete scans. rar, 3% rec. 1 CD - 228MB ArsVivendi - 1990 - 2100188 01. Fantasia on the Chorale op. 27 14:39 02. Fantasia on the Chorale op. 52 No.2 - Introduzione 13:27 03. Fantasia on the Chorale op. 52 No.2 - Fuge: Allegro vivace 06:10 04. Fantasia on the Chorale op. 40 No.1 - Introducione 14:17 05. Fantasia on the Chorale op. 40 No.1 - Fuge: Allegro vivace 04:35 Recording: Thomaskirche Leipzig 1972 Downloading: FileFactory.com  |  FileServe.com  |  Wupload.com pw: anbryk

eac-rip: flac-img, cue, log, complete scans. rar, 3% rec. 1 CD - 227MB ArsVivendi - 1990 - 2100187 01. Introduktion f-Moll op.63/5 03:54 02. Passacaglia f-Moll op. 63/6 09:54 03. Toccata d-Moll op. 59/5 05:07 04. Fuge D-Dur op. 59/6 06:21 05. Kyrie eleison e-Moll op.59/7 06:11 06. Gloria in excelsios D-Dur op. 59/8 04:44 07. Benedictus Des-Dur op. 59/9 06:24 08. Toccata d-Moll op. 129/1 03:12 09. Fuge d-Moll op. 129/2 05:34 Recording: Thomaskirche Leipzig 1972 Downloading: FileFactory.com  |  FileServe.com  |  Wupload.com pw: anbryk

eac-rip: flac-img, cue, log, complete scans. rar, 3% rec. 1 CD - 279MB ArsVivendi - 1990 - 2100186 01. Fantasie und Fuge ueber B-A-C-H op. 46 19:31 02. Introduction und Passacaglia d-moll 07:34 03. Zweite Sonate d-moll op. 60 - 1. Improvisation: Allegro con brio 09:17 04. Zweite Sonate d-moll op. 60 - 2. Invocation: Grave con duolo 08:45 05. Zweite Sonate d-moll op. 60 - 3. Introduktion und fuge: Allegrissimo assai-Allegro energico 08:00 Recording: Thomaskirche Leipzig 1963 Downloading: FileFactory.com  |  FileServe.com  |  Wupload.com pw: anbryk

eac-rip: flac-img, cue, log, complete scans. rar, 3% rec. 1 CD - 200MB Ars Vivandi - 1999 - 2100224 01. J.S.Bach: Praeludium & Fuge Es-Dur BWV 552 13:5 2 02. J.S.Bach: Passacaglia c-moll BWV 582 13:10 03. J.S.Bach: Praeludium & Fuge D-Dur BWV 532 10:02 04. J.S.Bach: Toccata & Fuge d-moll BWV 565 08:57 05. Max Reger: Introduktion & Passacaglia d-moll 06:56 06. Otto Frickhoeffer: Fantasie uber B-A-C-H 08:35 07. Gerard Bunk: O laufet, ihr Hirten 10:22 Downloading: FileFactory.com  |  FileServe.com pw: anbryk

Historial Russian Archives Gidon Kramer Edition, CD6 - Strauss & Reger Gidon Kreme r: violino Oleg Maisenberg : piano Download: Mp3 320 Kbps Parte 1 | Parte 2

Artist: Marie-Claire Alain, Louis Robilliard, Rene Saorgin Album: History of the Organ. Vol. 4 - The Modern Age Released: 2008 Label: Arthaus Musik Catalog N°: 102153 Genre: Classical, Organ Music File Format: DVD5/NTSC PCM Stereo RT-52min, DVD-Decrypter ISO 4,11gb. The Four Volumes that make up this documentary are very informative, and include musical examples composed for the various periods which best show the advances in the development of The King of Instruments. The journey takes us from Italy, Spain, Germany and France to discover and listen to the changes that make up the history of this wonderful instrument. Volume One (53 Minutes) covers the Latin, or Italian, Origins. Volume Two (55 Minutes) covers from Sweetlinck to Bach Volume Three (52 Minutes) covers The Golden Age Volume Four (52 Minutes) is entitled The Modern Age Featuring music by: Cesar Franck, Charles-Marie Widor, Max Reger, Olivier Messiaen, Jehan Alain download links pw: modern

Reger is considered by many to be the most important composer to elaborate on the stylistic traits of Johannes Brahms and move German music into the twentieth century. He was an extremely prolific composer, surpassing many of the ninetheenth century masters in volume during his short life. He was also a driven man, consumed by hard living. Reger composed in most every form of the time, except opera and the symphony proper. His style is contrapuntally dense, with extremely fast modulations lending an atonal feel to many of his lines, though the music remains strictly tonal in its harmonic direction. He was one of the main composers to resuscitate the fugue as a living, independent form. His organ music is considered by many to be second only to Johann Sebastian Bach's in depth and significance. This, along with much of his output, requires a large degree of virtuosity. His orchestral writing is virtually opaque in color – some would say turgid – having something of the feel of orga...