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Thanks for your suggestions, I also think this is a good list for others as well... seeing as this type of repertoire is often overlooked. I'll be sure to let you know what I choose in the end. To add something of my own, I have discovered "Triptych, Op. 141: No. 1. Legend" by Karg-Elert to be lovely...his music is very good for exploring the organ's many sounds.
Stoda
P.S. I would absolutely love to learn Naiades this year, but the movement does need to be at a slower pace to fit the requirements. The Sicilliene of the Suite is absolutely lovely, however, I'll need to vary the composers (since the Toccata seems like a lock).
Thanks for your suggestions, I also think this is a good list for others as well... seeing as this type of repertoire is often overlooked. I'll be sure to let you know what I choose in the end. To add something of my own, I have discovered "Triptych, Op. 141: No. 1. Legend" by Karg-Elert to be lovely...his music is very good for exploring the organ's many sounds.
Stoda
P.S. I would absolutely love to learn Naiades this year, but the movement does need to be at a slower pace to fit the requirements. The Sicilliene of the Suite is absolutely lovely, however, I'll need to vary the composers (since the Toccata seems like a lock).