Happy Present Meet
Compendium of Organ Performance Technique, Volume I and II
Handbook of classical-modern organ playing
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Volume I:
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Preface
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Basic Recommendations and Explanations
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Exercise Unit 1
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Exercise Unit 2
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Exercise Unit 3
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Exercise Unit 4
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Exercise Unit 5
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Exercise Unit 6
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Exercise Unit 7
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Exercise Unit 8
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Exercise Unit 9
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Exercise Unit 10
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Exercise Unit 11
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Exercise Unit 12
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Exercise Unit 13
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Exercise Unit 14
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Exercise Unit 15
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Exercise Unit 16
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Exercise Unit 17
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Exercise Unit 18
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Exercise Unit 19
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Exercise Unit 20
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Exercise Unit 21
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Exercise Unit 22
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Exercise Unit 23
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Exercise Unit 24
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Exercise Unit 25
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Exercise Unit 26
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Exercise Unit 27
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Exercise Unit 28
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Exercise Unit 29
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Exercise Unit 30
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Appendix
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Subject and Keyword Index
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Volume II:
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Preface
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Basic Recommendations and Explanations
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Exercise Unit 31
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Exercise Unit 32
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Exercise Unit 33
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Exercise Unit 34
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Exercise Unit 35
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Exercise Unit 36
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Exercise Unit 37
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Exercise Unit 38
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Exercise Unit 39
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Exercise Unit 40
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Exercise Unit 41
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Exercise Unit 42
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Exercise Unit 43
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Exercise Unit 44
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Exercise Unit 45
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Exercise Unit 46
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Exercise Unit 47
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Exercise Unit 48
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Exercise Unit 49
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Exercise Unit 50
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Exercise Unit 51
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Exercise Unit 52
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Exercise Unit 53
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Exercise Unit 54
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Exercise Unit 55
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Exercise Unit 56
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Exercise Unit 57
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Exercise Unit 58
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Exercise Unit 59
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Exercise Unit 60
Our two-volume edition is the first to offer a reference work on organ technique systematically subdivided into 60 exercise units. It provides an overview of all relevant topics on manual and pedal playing based on the tutors by Marcel Dupré, Fernando Germani, Charles-Louis Hanon and Johannes Brahms as well as on their sequels and supplements. There is also a comprehensive set of exercises to maintain the achieved performance level.
This compendium is a tutor for all levels of expertise and training from ambitious semi-professional organists through to fully professional church musicians and conservatory students.
Furthermore it is aimed at all of those who teach the organ, whether privately or at academies, colleges, conservatories or universities.
Peter Wagner (b. Karlstadt, 1967) studied Catholic church music (A-level certification), organ improvisation, concert organ and music theory in Cologne, Würzburg and Salzburg. His later career led him to a wide variety of teaching, consultancy and jury activities in the areas of organ playing, music theory, choral and orchestral conducting, voice training and children’s choirs. He has also given concert tours in Germany and abroad. From 2001 to 2003 Wagner was an educational consultant and teacher at the Bavarian State Academy of Music in Hammelburg. Since then he has been cathedral organist and choral director in Minden as well dean church musician for the archbishopric of Paderborn.
에디터 Wagner, Peter
