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==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_era Pre-Baroque] era organ composers (born before 1550)==
==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_music Pre-Baroque era] organ composers (born before 1550)==


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| [[Conrad Paumann]] || 1410c-1473 || Germany
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| [[Elias_Ammerbach Ammerbach, Elias]] || 1530c-1597 || Germany ||
| [[Arnolt Schlick]] || 1455c-1521c || Germany
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Elias_Ammerbach Ammerbach, Elias] || 1530c-1597 || Germany ||
| [[Antonio de Cabezón]] || 1510c-1566 || Spain
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Antonio_de_Cabezón Cabezón, Antonio de] || 1510c-1566 || Spain ||
| [[Elias Ammerbach]] || 1530c-1597 || Germany
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Jakob_Hassler Hassler, Jakob] || 1569-1622 || Germany ||
| [[Jakob Hassler]] || 1569-1622 || Germany  
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Conrad_Paumann Paumann, Conrad] || 1410c-1473 || Germany ||
| [[new pre-Baroque composer]] || 15xx-15xx || country
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Arnolt_Schlick Schlick, Arnolt] || 1455c-1521c || Germany ||
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==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baroque_era Baroque] era organ composers (born 1550–1700)==
==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baroque_music Baroque era] organ composers (born 1550–1700)==


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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Johann_Sebastian_Bach Bach, Johann Sebastian] || 1685-1750 || Germany ||
| [[Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck]] || 1562-1621 || The Neatherlands
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Dieterich_Buxtehude Buxtehude, Dieterich] || 1637-1707 || Germany ||
| [[Jean Titelouze]] || 1562-1633 || France
 
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| [[Girolamo Frescobaldi]] || 1583-1643 || Italy
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| [[Samuel Scheidt]] || 1587-1654 || Germany
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| [[Heinrich Scheidemann]] || 1595-1663 || Germany
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| [[Andreas Düben]] || 1597-1662 || Germany
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| [[Pablo Bruna]] || 1611-1679 || Spain
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| [[Johann Jakob Froberger]] || 1616-1667 || Germany
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| [[Matthias Weckmann]] || 1616-1674 || Germany
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| [[Jean-Henri d'Anglebert]] || 1629-1691 || France
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| [[Nicolas-Antoine Lebègue]] || 1631-1702 || France
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| [[Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers]] || 1632-1714 || France
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| [[Dieterich Buxtehude]] || 1637-1707 || Germany  
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| [[André Raison]] || 1640-1719 || France
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| [[Juan Cabanilles]] || 1644-1712 || Spain
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| [[Georg Muffat]] || 1653-1704 || Germany
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| [[Johann Pachelbel]] || 1653-1706 || Germany
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| [[Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer]] || 1656-1746 || Germany
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| [[Georg Böhm]] || 1661-1733 || Germany
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| [[Nicolaus Bruhns]] || 1665-1697 || Germany
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| [[Johann Heinrich Buttstett]] || 1666-1727 || Germany
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| [[François Couperin]] || 1668-1733 || France
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| [[Nicolas de Grigny]] || 1671-1703 || France
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| [[Jeremiah Clarke]] || 1674-1707 || England
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| [[Louis-Nicolas Clérambault]] || 1676-1749 || France
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| [[Johann Gottfried Walther]] || 1684-1748 || Germany
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| [[Johann Sebastian Bach]] || 1685-1750 || Germany
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| [[Georg Frederic Handel]] || 1685-1759 || Germany
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| [[Louis-Claude d'Aquin]] || 1694-1772 || France
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| [[new Baroque composer]] || 16xx-17xx || country
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== Classical era organ composers (born 1700–1770)==
==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_period_(music) Classical era] organ composers (born 1700–1770)==


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| Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel || 1714-1788 || Germany ||
| [[Wilhelm Friedemann Bach]] || 1710-1784 || Germany
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| [[Johann Ludwig Krebs]] || 1713-1780 || Germany
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| [[Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach]] || 1714-1788 || Germany  
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| [[Johann Kirnberger]] || 1721-1783 || Germany
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| [[Claude Balbastre]] || 1724-1799 || France
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| [[Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach]] || 1732-1795 || Germany
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| [[Johann Christian Kittel]] || 1732-1809 || Germany
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| [[Franz Joseph Haydn]] || 1732-1809 || Germany
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| [[Johann Christian Bach]] || 1735-1783 || Germany
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| [[Abbe Georg Joseph Vogler]] || 1749-1814 || Germany
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| [[Justin Heinrich Knecht]] || 1752-1817 || Germany
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| [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]] || 1756-1791 || Germany
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| Krebs, Johann Ludwig || 1713-1780 || Germany ||
| [[Ludwig van Beethoven]] || 1770-1827 || Germany
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| Kirnberger, Johann || 1721-1783 || Germany ||
| [[Christian Heinrich Rinck]] || 1770-1846 || Germany  
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Claude_Balbastre Balbastre, Claude] || 1724-1799 || France ||
| [[new Classical composer]] || 17xx-18xx || country
 
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==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/romantic_music Romantic era] organ composers (born 1770–1870)==
== Romantic era organ composers (born 1770–1870)==


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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/César_Franck Franck, César] || 1822-1890 || France ||
| [[Samuel Wesley]] || 1766-1837 || England
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| [[Alexandre Pierre Francois Boёly]] || 1785-1858 || France
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| [[Simon Sechter]] || 1788-1867 || Germany
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| [[Felix Mendelssohn]] || 1809-1847 || Germany
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| [[Samuel Sebastian Wesley]] || 1810-1876 || England
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| [[August Gottfried Ritter]] || 1811-1885 || Germany
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| [[Franz Liszt]] || 1811-1886 || Germany
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| [[Thomas Attwood Walmisley]] || 1814-1856 || England
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| [[Louis James Alfred Lefébure-Wely]] || 1817-1869 || France
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| [[César Franck]] || 1822-1890 || France  
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| [[Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens]] || 1823-1881 || France
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| [[Josef Anton Bruckner]] || 1824-1896 || Germany
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| [[William Thomas Best]] || 1826-1897 || England
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| [[Gustav Adolph Merkel]] || 1827-1885 || Germany
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| [[Johannes Brahms]] || 1833-1897 || Germany
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| [[Julius Reubke]] || 1834-1858 || Germany
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| [[Camille Saint-Saéns]] || 1835-1921|| France
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| [[Alexandre Guilmant]] || 1837-1911 || France
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| [[Théodore Dubois]] || 1837-1942 || France
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| [[Josef Rheinberger]] || 1839-1901 || Germany
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| [[Eugène Gigout]] || 1844-1925 || France
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| [[Charles-Marie Widor]] || 1844-1937 || France
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| [[C. Hubert H. Parry]] || 1848-1918|| England
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| [[Charles Villiers Stanford]] || 1852-1924 || England
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| [[Edward Elgar]] || 1857-1934 || England
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| [[Basil Harwood]] || 1859-1949 || England
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| [[Léon Boëllmann]] || 1862-1897 || France
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| [[Gabriel Pierné]] || 1863-1937 || France
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| [[Charles Wood]] || 1866-1926 || England
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| [[Louis Vierne]] || 1870-1937 || France
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| [[Charles Tournemire]] || 1870-1939 || France
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| [[Franz Schmidt]] || 1874-1939 || Germany
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| [[Sigfrid Karg-Elert]] || 1877-1933 || Germany
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| [[Henri Mulet]] || 1878-1967 || France
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| [[Joseph-Ermend Bonnal]] || 1880-1944 || France
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Felix_Mendelssohn, Mendelssohn, Felix] || 1809-1847 || Germany ||
| [[Joseph Bonnet]] || 1884-1944|| France
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== Twentieth-century and contemporary organ composers (born since 1870)==
==[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/contemporary_music Twentieth-century and contemporary] organ composers (born since 1870)==


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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Louis_Vierne Vierne, Louis] || 1870-1937 || France ||
| [[Carson Cooman]] || 1982- || America
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| [[Louis Vierne]] || 1870-1937 || France  
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| [[Max Reger]] || 1873-1916 || Germany
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| [[Ernest Bloch]] || 1880-1959 || United States
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| [[Guy Weitz]] || 1883-1970 || Belgium
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| [[Marcel Dupré]] || 1886-1971 || France
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| [[Herbert Howells]] || 1892-1983 || England
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| [[Charles Ives]] || 1874-1954 || America
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| [[Ernst Pepping]] || 1901-1981 || Germany
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| [[Maurice Duruflé]] || 1902-1986 || France
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| [[Flor Peeters]] || 1903-1986 || Belgium
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| [[Hermann Schroeder]] || 1904-1984 || Germany
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| [[Jean Langlais]] || 1907-1991 || France
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| [http://organplayingwiki.byu.edu/index.php/Marcel_Dupré Dupré, Marcel] || 1886-1971 || France ||
| [[Hugo Distler]] || 1908-1942 || Germany
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| Reger, Max|| 1873-1916 || Germany ||
| [[Olivier Messiaen]] || 1908-1992 || France
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| Schroeder, Hermann || 1904-1984 || Germany ||
| [[Jehan Alain]] || 1911-1940 || France
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| Langlais, Jean || 1907-1991 || France ||
| [[Joseph Willcox Jenkins]] || 1928-2014 || country
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| Near, Gerald || 1942-|| United States ||
| [[Gerald Near]] || 1942-|| United States  
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| Bloch, Ernst || 1880-1959 || United States ||
| [[Wayne L. Wold]] || 1954-|| United States  
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| Wold, Wayne L. || 1954-|| United States ||
| [[Chelsea Chen]] || 1983- || United States
 
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Latest revision as of 02:34, 17 January 2019

Following is a list of selected composers of works for classical organ solo.


Pre-Baroque era organ composers (born before 1550)

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Composer Dates Nationality


Conrad Paumann 1410c-1473 Germany
Arnolt Schlick 1455c-1521c Germany
Antonio de Cabezón 1510c-1566 Spain
Elias Ammerbach 1530c-1597 Germany
Jakob Hassler 1569-1622 Germany
new pre-Baroque composer 15xx-15xx country

Baroque era organ composers (born 1550–1700)

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Composer Dates Nationality
Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck 1562-1621 The Neatherlands
Jean Titelouze 1562-1633 France
Girolamo Frescobaldi 1583-1643 Italy
Samuel Scheidt 1587-1654 Germany
Heinrich Scheidemann 1595-1663 Germany
Andreas Düben 1597-1662 Germany
Pablo Bruna 1611-1679 Spain
Johann Jakob Froberger 1616-1667 Germany
Matthias Weckmann 1616-1674 Germany
Jean-Henri d'Anglebert 1629-1691 France
Nicolas-Antoine Lebègue 1631-1702 France
Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers 1632-1714 France
Dieterich Buxtehude 1637-1707 Germany
André Raison 1640-1719 France
Juan Cabanilles 1644-1712 Spain
Georg Muffat 1653-1704 Germany
Johann Pachelbel 1653-1706 Germany
Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer 1656-1746 Germany
Georg Böhm 1661-1733 Germany
Nicolaus Bruhns 1665-1697 Germany
Johann Heinrich Buttstett 1666-1727 Germany
François Couperin 1668-1733 France
Nicolas de Grigny 1671-1703 France
Jeremiah Clarke 1674-1707 England
Louis-Nicolas Clérambault 1676-1749 France
Johann Gottfried Walther 1684-1748 Germany
Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 Germany
Georg Frederic Handel 1685-1759 Germany
Louis-Claude d'Aquin 1694-1772 France
new Baroque composer 16xx-17xx country

Classical era organ composers (born 1700–1770)

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Composer Dates Nationality
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach 1710-1784 Germany
Johann Ludwig Krebs 1713-1780 Germany
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach 1714-1788 Germany
Johann Kirnberger 1721-1783 Germany
Claude Balbastre 1724-1799 France
Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach 1732-1795 Germany
Johann Christian Kittel 1732-1809 Germany
Franz Joseph Haydn 1732-1809 Germany
Johann Christian Bach 1735-1783 Germany
Abbe Georg Joseph Vogler 1749-1814 Germany
Justin Heinrich Knecht 1752-1817 Germany
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756-1791 Germany
Ludwig van Beethoven 1770-1827 Germany
Christian Heinrich Rinck 1770-1846 Germany
new Classical composer 17xx-18xx country

Romantic era organ composers (born 1770–1870)

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Composer Dates Nationality
Samuel Wesley 1766-1837 England
Alexandre Pierre Francois Boёly 1785-1858 France
Simon Sechter 1788-1867 Germany
Felix Mendelssohn 1809-1847 Germany
Samuel Sebastian Wesley 1810-1876 England
August Gottfried Ritter 1811-1885 Germany
Franz Liszt 1811-1886 Germany
Thomas Attwood Walmisley 1814-1856 England
Louis James Alfred Lefébure-Wely 1817-1869 France
César Franck 1822-1890 France
Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens 1823-1881 France
Josef Anton Bruckner 1824-1896 Germany
William Thomas Best 1826-1897 England
Gustav Adolph Merkel 1827-1885 Germany
Johannes Brahms 1833-1897 Germany
Julius Reubke 1834-1858 Germany
Camille Saint-Saéns 1835-1921 France
Alexandre Guilmant 1837-1911 France
Théodore Dubois 1837-1942 France
Josef Rheinberger 1839-1901 Germany
Eugène Gigout 1844-1925 France
Charles-Marie Widor 1844-1937 France
C. Hubert H. Parry 1848-1918 England
Charles Villiers Stanford 1852-1924 England
Edward Elgar 1857-1934 England
Basil Harwood 1859-1949 England
Léon Boëllmann 1862-1897 France
Gabriel Pierné 1863-1937 France
Charles Wood 1866-1926 England
Louis Vierne 1870-1937 France
Charles Tournemire 1870-1939 France
Franz Schmidt 1874-1939 Germany
Sigfrid Karg-Elert 1877-1933 Germany
Henri Mulet 1878-1967 France
Joseph-Ermend Bonnal 1880-1944 France
Joseph Bonnet 1884-1944 France
new Romantic composer 18xx-19xx country


Twentieth-century and contemporary organ composers (born since 1870)

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Composer Dates Nationality
Carson Cooman 1982- America
Louis Vierne 1870-1937 France
Max Reger 1873-1916 Germany
Ernest Bloch 1880-1959 United States
Guy Weitz 1883-1970 Belgium
Marcel Dupré 1886-1971 France
Herbert Howells 1892-1983 England
Charles Ives 1874-1954 America
Ernst Pepping 1901-1981 Germany
Maurice Duruflé 1902-1986 France
Flor Peeters 1903-1986 Belgium
Hermann Schroeder 1904-1984 Germany
Jean Langlais 1907-1991 France
Hugo Distler 1908-1942 Germany
Olivier Messiaen 1908-1992 France
Jehan Alain 1911-1940 France
Joseph Willcox Jenkins 1928-2014 country
Gerald Near 1942- United States
Wayne L. Wold 1954- United States
Chelsea Chen 1983- United States
new twentieth-century composer 19xx-20xx country
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