Butz-Verlag announces three new organ publications.
Les Nymphéas, op. 54 (1958–1959), by Marcel Dupré, is a work of eight movements, inspired by the water lily paintings of Claude Monet. Originally composed for Dupré’s house organ in Meudon, the composer suggested effects such as “coupure” and “sostenuto.” The Butz edition (BU 3033, €32) includes Dupré’s original version and an arrangement by Tobias Frank for a standard three-manual organ.
The second volume of Leicthe Orgelwerke (Easy Organ Pieces) by Louis James Alfred Lefébure-Wély (BU 3035, €15) offers 35 compositions for liturgical purposes—preludes, postludes, mediations, and interludes. Also new is Symphony No. 4 in A Major (“The Italian Symphony”), by Felix Mendelssohn, op. 90 (BU 3047, €22), in an organ duet arrangement by Markus Epp.
For information: butz-verlag.de.
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