Symphonie VI in G Minor by Charles Marie Widor Organ - Sheet Music

By Charles Marie Widor

Charles-Marie Widor continued to develop the genre of the organ symphony in his second set of four works, published as Symphonies pour orgue, opus 42 (1878-87). The introduction to this edition of Widor's Symphonie VI includes a list of the sources, a statement of editorial policies, and information about Widor's registrations. Symphonie VI in G Minor, in five movements, was actually composed before Symphonie V; both works share a concern for architectural symmetry in their fast-slow-fast-slow-fast movement scheme. The first movement of Symphonie VI, a theme and variations, has in particular attracted the attention of organists, maintaining an exceptional degree of grandeur and nobility throughout. Also included in this edition are four appendices containing selected principal variants from the first and third movements.

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Instrument:
Organ
Genres:
Romantic Period
Composers:
Charles Marie Widor
Publishers:
A-R Editions
ISBN:
978-0-89579-540-3
Format:
Score
Item types:
Physical
Musical forms:
Symphony
Artist:
Charles Marie Widor
Usages:
School and Community
Size:
9x12 inches
Shipping Weight:
1.08 pounds

Organ

SKU: A2.N016

Composed by Charles Marie Widor. Edited by John R. Near. This edition: critical edition. Score. A-R Editions #N016. Published by A-R Editions (A2.N016).

ISBN 978-0-89579-540-3. 9x12 inches.

Charles-Marie Widor continued to develop the genre of the organ symphony in his second set of four works, published as Symphonies pour orgue, opus 42 (1878-87). The introduction to this edition of Widor's Symphonie VI includes a list of the sources, a statement of editorial policies, and information about Widor's registrations. Symphonie VI in G Minor, in five movements, was actually composed before Symphonie V; both works share a concern for architectural symmetry in their fast-slow-fast-slow-fast movement scheme. The first movement of Symphonie VI, a theme and variations, has in particular attracted the attention of organists, maintaining an exceptional degree of grandeur and nobility throughout. Also included in this edition are four appendices containing selected principal variants from the first and third movements.