Paul Müller-Zürich: Difference between revisions
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| Op. | | Op. 12 || Toccata in C Major || 1925 | ||
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| Op. | | Op. 22 || Präludium und Fuge in E Minor || 1934 | ||
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| Op. ?? || | | Op. ?? || Canzone in E Minor || 1936 | ||
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| Op. | | Op. 28 || Organ Concerto || 1938 | ||
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| Op. | | Op. 38 || Toccata in D Major || 1943 | ||
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| Op. ?? || | | Op. ?? || Fantasie und Fugue for Violin and Organ || 1949 | ||
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| Op. ?? || | | Op. 50 || Toccata in A Minor || 1952 | ||
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| Op. 54 || 4 Choralfantasien || 1953? | |||
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| Op. 65 || Passacaglia || 1962 | |||
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| Op. 76 || Toccata in F Minor || 1974 | |||
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| Op. ?? || Fantasia on ''Urbs turegnum'' || 1978 | |||
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| Op. ?? || Fantasie for Oboe and Organ || 1980 | |||
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He also composed chorales and chorale intonations. | |||
==Background and General Perspectives on Performing These Organ Works== | ==Background and General Perspectives on Performing These Organ Works== | ||
Revision as of 15:11, 5 November 2014
Synopsis
Swiss composer
- 19 Jun 1898, born in Zürich
- 1917-19, Zürich, attendede Zürich Conservatory
- 1927-69, Zürich, lecturer in theory, teacher of conducting and composition at Zürich Conservatory
- 1953, Zürich, received Music Prize of the City of Zürich
- 1958, received the Composer's Prize of the Schwerzrischer Tonkünstlerverein (Swiss Association of Musicians)
- 1958-69, Zürich, held lectureship in music theory at Zürich University
- 1960-63, president of Schwerzrischer Tonkünstlerverein
- 21 Jul 1993, died in Lucerne
For details, see the Wikipedia article (in German) on Paul Müller-Zürich.
List of Organ Works
| Opus | Title | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Op. 12 | Toccata in C Major | 1925 |
| Op. 22 | Präludium und Fuge in E Minor | 1934 |
| Op. ?? | Canzone in E Minor | 1936 |
| Op. 28 | Organ Concerto | 1938 |
| Op. 38 | Toccata in D Major | 1943 |
| Op. ?? | Fantasie und Fugue for Violin and Organ | 1949 |
| Op. 50 | Toccata in A Minor | 1952 |
| Op. 54 | 4 Choralfantasien | 1953? |
| Op. 65 | Passacaglia | 1962 |
| Op. 76 | Toccata in F Minor | 1974 |
| Op. ?? | Fantasia on Urbs turegnum | 1978 |
| Op. ?? | Fantasie for Oboe and Organ | 1980 |
He also composed chorales and chorale intonations.
Background and General Perspectives on Performing These Organ Works
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Registration and Organs
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Notes
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