César Franck at the console of the Cavaillé-Coll organ, Église Sainte-Clotilde, Paris. Portrait by Jeanne Rongier, 1888 Remembering César Franck’s Organ Class at the Paris Conservatory: His Impassioned Quest for Artistic Beauty, Part 2
César Franck Remembering César Franck’s Organ Class at the Paris Conservatory: His Impassioned Quest for Artistic Beauty Part 1
Nunc dimmittis: Thomas Anderson, Harold Andrews, Charles Callahan, James Callahan, Quentin Faulkner, Brian Jones, Uwe Pape, Alice Parker, Michael Radulescu
Alfred Lenoir’s sculpture featuring an image of César Franck outside the Basilica of Sainte-Clotilde, Paris César Franck: Alive and Well in Worship
Figure 2: Praeludium in E Minor, by Nicolaus Bruhns. A manuscript copy of the score in tablature (image in public domain, commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bruhns_Prld_e_Manuskript.png, accessed June 2022) The Organ Works of Buxtehude and Bruhns
Max Reger at the Sauer organ of the Leipzig Conservatory Hugo Riemann, Karl Straube, and problems of structural coherence in the performance of Max Reger’s organ works
Example 1: Frescobaldi, “Ricercare cromatico post il Credo” (subject) and Ligeti, “Musica Ricercata XI” (subject) (With permission by SCHOTT MUSIC, Mainz) Györgi Ligeti’s organ works and the spirit of innovation within tradition
