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Works for Organ Volume Two - Softcover

Urrows, David Francis

 
9789887070610: Works for Organ Volume Two

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Works for Organ Volume Two by American expatriate composer David Francis Urrows presents more of his contributions to organ repertory, including several recently composed works. Arranged in chronological order-starting with three simple Christmas 'interludes' from 1975-this volume includes service, concert, and secular-themed pieces for organ, some composed for manuals only (*). A major attraction for many organists with be the Cadenza for K. 336, the only one of Mozart's Church Sonatas which lacks an authorial cadenza. This volume also presents for the first time A Little Handel Wedding Suite, four movements arranged for marriage (and other) services, including two marches by the great Baroque composer; and the first publication of seven of Urrows' original hymn tunes, with their full texts.

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David Francis Urrows (b. Honolulu, Hawai'i, 1957) grew up in New York, where he was trained as a chorister and studied piano and organ with Allen Sever. He was educated at New York University, Brandeis University, the University of Edinburgh, where he studied composition under Kenneth Leighton, and Boston University, where he studied with David del Tredici, Arthur Berger, and Girolamo Arrigo. From 1976 to 1984 he studied composition privately with American composer Randall Thompson.Composing primarily on commission, Urrows has won awards from ASCAP, the National Association of Teachers of Singing, and Boston University, and has published original works and editions with Boosey & Hawkes, Paraclete Press, E. C. Schirmer, and A-R Editions. Works in many genres - choral pieces, works for piano and organ, compositions for vocal and instrumental soloists, music for chamber ensembles, and scores for the theater - have been performed in the United States, Europe, Great Britain, and Asia.

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