organ (8cygiHEB)

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FAAM UUID	label	description	aliases	Wikidata QID
8cygiHEB	organ	musical keyboard instrument	organ	organ

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• Alma redemptoris

  

• Zes Latijnse lofgeVoiceen : 2 en 3 gelijke stemmen

  

• Allegro con fuoco

  

• Allegro con fuoco

  

• Action de grâces : voor orgel

  

• Improvisata

  

• In nomine Jesu: baryton

  

• In nomine Jesu: baryton

  

• Huit petits préludes et fugues, trois préludes, neuf fugues, cinq fantaisies

  

• Festpräludium : zu dem Choral "Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott": für die Orgel, op. 38

  

• Adoration Opus 21

  

• Symphonic fantasy : (based on an Easter Plainsong), op. 13

  

• QUATRE MORCEAUX CLASSIQUES

  

• Missa in honorem s. Luciae

  

• [Convoluut]

  

• Livre des motets (3e année)

  

• Souterliedekens uit de XVIe eeuw

  

• Zwölf Stücke : für die Orgel, op. 59

  

• Sonate : n° 7 f moll: für Orgel, op. 127

  

• Sonate : n° IV a moll: für Orgel, op. 98

  

• Zwölf Stücke : für die Orgel, op. 59

  

• Première messe à quatre voix solos et choeurs avec orchestre ou orgue : op. 6 / par Alexandre Guilmant

  

• L'Organiste, journal d'orgue expressif, mélodium ou harmonium

  

• Pièces d'orgue

  

• Passionsmusik : nach dem Evangelisten Matthäus

  

• Sequentia : Stabat mater ; 4 vocibus inaequalibus concinenda comitante organo ; op. 7

  

• Faust, Opéra en 5 Actes, de Ch. Gounod

  

• Three Organ Pieces

  

• Ave Maria. pour Soprano ou Tenor, avec accompagnement d'Orgue

  

• Tota Pulchra Es. 3 voces aequalium, organo ad libitum

  

• Missa in honorem "Reginae Pacis". Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Missa in honorem Sanctae Lutgardis

  

• Missa in honorem Christi Regis

  

• Missa ad tres voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Missa in honorem Sancti Francisci. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Missa assumptionis B.V.M. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo. Opus 107

  

• Missa Jesu Bone Pastor. Ad duas voces aequales organo comitante

  

• Missa in honorem S. Elisabeth. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Quatuor motetta ad laudes Vesperatinas. Duabis vocius comitante organo

  

• Missa Gregoriana. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Missa in honorem Beatae Mariae Virginis. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Duo motetta (Tota pulchra es - Regina coeli). Ad tres voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Ave verum. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• In honorem Coredemptricis Generis Humani. 1. Magnificat (ad 2 voc. aeq. et org.). 2. Stabat Mater (ad 3 voc. aeq. et org.). Op. 113 & 114

  

• Pie Pellicane. Tota pulcra. Laudate pueri. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo. Op. 135-136

  

• Tria motetta 1 vocis comitante organo

  

• Duo motetta (Ave verum - Sub tuum). Ad tres voces aequales cum organo ad libitum

  

• Tria motetta ad Benedictionem Sanctissimi Sacramenti. Ave verum. Ave Maria. Tantum ergo

  

• Ave Maria. Ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• Luades ac gratiae. Motettum in hon. Smi Sacramenti, ad duas voces aequales comitante organo

  

• 6 Benedictus. 3 vocum aequalium

  

• Hoe Gabriël Maria vond. Comment Gabriel trouva Marie

  

• Antiphonae. In honorem Beatae Mariae Virginis. Op. 32

  

• Organum liturgicum. Super themata gregoriana e nativitatis liturgia. Praeludia facilia (non requisito pedali)

  

• Tria Cantica Sacra. Comitante organo

  

• Collectio facilium necnon ineditorum operum. Ad usum organi

  

• Missa Valentina. Ad tres voces inaequales comitante organo

  

• Duo cantus mariani. Ad quatuor voces inaequales comitante organo

  

• Immaculata conceptio est hodie

  

• Electa mea. Responsorium ex officio Imm. Conc. B.M.V.

  

• Sicut cedrus. Responsorium II Nocturni in officio B.M. Virginis.

  

• Missa Paschalis

  

• Memorare. 3 vocum aequalium, organo ad libitum

  

• Audi Filia. Motet à 4 voix mixtes pour la fête d'une vierge.

  

• Alleluia. Op. 23

  

• Offerandezang der votieve huwelijksmis voor 3 gemengde stemmen en orgel. Offertoire de la messe votive de mariage pour 3 voix mixtes et orgue.

  

• Supplément à la Musica sacra, 1887-88 N.1

  

• O Beata Mater. pour Solo et 4 voix mixtes ou 4 voix égales.

  

• Les Quarte Antiennes de la Ste Vierge. pour deux voix égales et orgue.

  

• Supplément à la Musica sacra, 1886-87 N.8

  

• Toni Communes Officii. Psaumes, Versets, Bededicamus, etc. d'après l'Edition Vaticane. Avec Accompagnement d'Orgue

  

• Homo quidam. puor trois voix mixtes et orgue.

  

• Alleluia. de Commune plurimorum Martyrum. Tempore Paschali.

  

• Salve Regina.

  

• Acht responsoria van de Getijden ter eere van het Heilig Sacrament. Huit répons de l'office due T.S. Sacrement.

  

• Tota Pulchra Es. Motet en l'honneur de la T.S. Vierge. à 3 voix égales et orgue.

  

• Immaculata conceptio est. Motet en 'honneur de la T.S. Vierge. à 3 voix égales et orgue.

  

• Diffusa est gratia. Motet en 'honneur de la T.S. Vierge. à 3 voix égales et orgue.

  

• François Benoist

  

  French musician (1794–1878)

• Giovanni Battista Pergolesi

  

  Italian composer, violinist and organist (1710–1736)

• Johann Caspar Aiblinger

  

  German composer (1779-1867)

• Gaston Feremans

  

  Belgian composer (1907-1964)

• Ignacio Prieto

  

  Spanish composer and organist

• Paul de Maleingreau

  

  French/Belgian organist (1887-1956)

• Remi Ghesquiere

  

  sacristan, teacher, organist, composer, poet and politician from Belgium (1866-1964)

• Ivo Mortelmans

  

  Belgian conductor and musicologist (1901–1984)

• Alphonse Mailly

  

  Belgian composer (1833–1918)

• Paul Pierné

  

  French composer (1874-1952)

• Charles-Marie Widor

  

  French organist and composer (1844–1937)

• Alexandre Georges

  

  French organist and composer (1850–1938)

• André Messager

  

  French opera composer and conductor (1853–1929)

• Edward Elgar

  

  English composer (1857-1934)

• Marcel Samuel-Rousseau

  

  French composer, organist and opera director (1882-1955)

• Henri Letocart

  

  French composer and organist (1866–1945)

• Giacomo Puccini

  

  Italian opera composer (1858–1924)

• Edmond Missa

  

  French composer (1861-1910)

• Paul Wachs

  

  French organist and composer (1851–1915)

• Léo Delibes

  

  French composer (1836–1891)

• Auguste Durand

  

  French organist and music publisher

• Ercole Bernabei

  

  Italian composer and organist

• Francesco Foggia

  

  Italian composer of the Baroque

• Gregor Aichinger

  

  German composer

• Bartolomeo Cordans

  

  Italian composer (1698-1757)

• Jacobus Gallus

  

  Slovenian Renaissance composer

• Felix Woyrsch

  

  German composer

• Pietro Heredia

  

  Italian composer

• George Clement Martin

  

  British organist and composer

• Giovanni Maria Casini

  

  Italian composer

• Michel Richard Delalande

  

  French composer

• John Blow

  

  English composer

• John Bull

  

  English composer, musician and organ builder

• William Byrd

  

  English composer (ca. 1540-1623)

• Josef Rheinberger

  

  Liechtensteiner organist and composer (1839-1901)

• Orlando Gibbons

  

  English composer, virginalist and organist (1583-1625)

• Joseph Callaerts

  

  Belgian organist and composer (1830–1901)

• Marcel Dupré

  

  French organist and composer (1886–1971)

• Oreste Ravanello

  

  Italian musician (1871–1938)

• Jan Hendrik Paling

  

  Dutch musician and piano builder (1796-1879)

• Wilhelm Rust

  

  German composer and musicologist (1822–1892)

• August De Boeck

  

  Flemish composer, organist and music pedagogue (1865-1937)

• Edmond Audran

  

  French composer (1840–1901)

• Berthold Tours

  

  Dutch composer (1838-1897)

• Alfred Lefébure-Wély

  

  French composer and organist (1817–1869)

• Gabriel Pierné

  

  French composer, conductor, and organist (1863–1937)

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  

  German composer (1685–1750)

• Lodewijk Mortelmans

  

  Belgian composer (1868-1952)

• Carl David Stegmann

  

  German opera singer, harpsichordist, conductor and composer

• Charles Gounod

  

  French composer (1818-1893)

• Paul Hindemith

  

  German composer (1895–1963)

• Manuel de Falla

  

  Spanish composer

• Hugo Distler

  

  German organist, choral conductor, teacher and composer (1908–1942)

• Franz Liszt

  

  Hungarian romantic composer and virtuoso pianist (1811–1886)

• Théodore Dubois

  

  French composer and Organist (1837-1924)

• Max Reger

  

  German composer, pianist and conductor (1873-1916)

• Egon Petri

  

  Dutch musician (1881-1962)

• Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens

  

  Belgian musician (1823–1881)

• François-Auguste Gevaert

  

  Belgian composer (1828–1908)

• Friedrich Schneider

  

  German composer and conductor

• Felix Mendelssohn

  

  German composer, pianist, organist and conductor of Jewish descent (1809–1847)

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

  

  Austrian composer of the Classical period (1756–1791)

• Franz Lachner

  

  German composer and conductor (1803-1890)

• Charles Burney

  

  English music historian (1726-1814)

• Gustav Leonhardt

  

  Dutch keyboard player, conductor, musicologist, teacher and editor (1928–2012)

• James Turle

  

  English organist and composer (1802-1882)

• Ton Koopman

  

  Dutch conductor, organist and harpsichordist, born 2 October 1944

• Giovanni Tebaldini

  

  Italian composer (1864–1952)

• Alexandre Guilmant

  

  French composer (1837–1911)

• Thomas Tallis

  

  English composer

• Giacomo Carissimi

  

  Italian composer (1605–1674)

• Marius van 't Kruijs

  

  Dutch composer (1861–1919)

• Francisco Guerrero

  

  Spanish composer of the Renaissance

• Heinrich Schütz

  

  German composer and organist (1585–1672)

• François Couperin

  

  French Baroque composer, organist and harpsichordist (1668–1733)

• Andrea Gabrieli

  

  Italian composer

• Tomás Luis de Victoria

  

  Spanish composer (c. 1548 – 1611)

• Giovanni Gabrieli

  

  Italian composer

• Ferdinando Bertoni

  

  Italian composer and organist (1725–1813)

• Edward Francis Rimbault

  

  English musicologist, composer, organist and book collector (1816–1876)

• Franz Xaver Haberl

  

  German priest and musicologist (1840–1910)

• Hans Leo Hassler

  

  German composer and organist (1564-1612)

• Girolamo Frescobaldi

  

  Italian composer (1583–1643)

• Antonio Tirabassi

  

  Italian organist and musicologist (1882–1947)

• Joseph Haydn

  

  Austrian composer (1732–1809)

• Giovanni Benedetto Platti

  

  Italian composer

• Antonio Lotti

  

  Italian Baroque composer

• Baldassare Galuppi

  

  Italian composer (1706-1785)

• Franz Krommer

  

  Czech conductor and composer (1759–1831)

• Leonardo Leo

  

  Italian composer

• Nicolas Lebègue

  

  French organist, harpsichordist and composer

• Paul Brunold

  

• Cyriel Van den Abeele

  

  Belgian composer (1875-1946)

• Giuseppe Ottavio Pitoni

  

  Italian organist and composer

• Francesco Gasparini

  

  Italian composer and teacher (1668-1727)

• Vincenzo Fiocchi

  

• Pietro Filippo Scarlatti

  

  Italian composer

• Louis Couperin

  

  French Baroque composer

• Louis De Bondt

  

  Belgian organist and music educator

• Franz Krommer

  

  Czech conductor and composer (1759–1831)

• Lambrecht Baumert

  

  German composer

• Pietro Filippo Scarlatti

  

  Italian composer

• Gaetano Greco

  

  Italian composer

• Anton Bruckner

  

  Austrian composer (1824-1896)

• Amilcare Ponchielli

  

  Italian composer (1834-1886)

• Eugène Gigout

  

  French organist and composer (1844-1925)

• Charles Steggall

  

  British hymn writer and composer

• Simon Sechter

  

  Austrian composer

• Václav Tomášek

  

  Czech music educator and composer

• Paolo Agostino

  

  Italian composer and organist

• Henri Du Mont

  

  composer from the Southern Netherlands

• Matthew Locke

  

  English Baroque composer

• Sebastian Westcott

  

  English organist and stager of dramas

• Francesco Morlacchi

  

  Italian composer (1784-1841)

• Charles Villiers Stanford

  

  Irish composer, music teacher, and conductor (1852–1924)

• André Pirro

  

  French musician (1869–1943)

• Stanisław Moniuszko

  

  Polish composer (1819–1872)

• Johann Ambrosius Bach

  

  German musician, father to Johann Sebastian Bach (1645-1695)

• Johann Christoph Bach III

  

  Organist in Ohrdruf

• Dietrich Buxtehude

  

  Danish-German organist and composer

• Walford Davies

  

  British composer (1869–1941)

• Nadia Boulanger

  

  French musician, conductor, and teacher (1887-1979)

• Arnold Mendelssohn

  

  German composer and music teacher (1855-1933)

• Karl Straube

  

  German church musician, organist, and choral conductor (1873-1950)

• Wilhelm Würfel

  

  Czech conductor, music educator, composer and pianist (1790–1832)

• Adolph Friedrich Hesse

  

  German organist and composer (1809-1863)

• August Eberhard Müller

  

  German composer

• Johann Gottfried Schicht

  

  German composer and conductor (1753-1823)

• Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

  

  Austrian music educator, composer and organist

• Giovanni Battista Sammartini

  

  Italian composer

• Daniel Hünten

  

  German musician (1760-1823)

• Bohuslav Matěj Černohorský

  

  Czech music educator, composer, organist and Roman Catholic priest (1684-1742)

• Giovanni Legrenzi

  

  Italian composer (1626–1690)

• Eduard Müller

  

  Swiss organist (1912-1983)

• Josef Mertin

  

  Austrian musician, organ builder and pioneer of early music

• Frederick Bridge

  

  English organist, composer, teacher and writer (1844–1924)

• Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow

  

  German composer

• Nicolas Gigault

  

  French organist and composer

• François Roberday

  

  French organist and composer (1624-1680)

• Willem Nicolaï

  

  Dutch conductor, composer, musicologist and music educator (1829–1896)

• Jacques Thomelin

  

  French composer and organist

• Charles Couperin

  

  French organist

• Gioseffo Zarlino

  

  Italian composer

• Giovanni Bernardino Nanino

  

  Italian composer

• Jan Václav Voříšek

  

  Czech music educator, composer, pianist and organist (1791–1825)

• Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

  

  German composer (1714–1788)

• Isaak Hassler

  

  German organist

• Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

  

  Italian composer

• Giovanni Battista Bassani

  

  Italian composer, violinist and organist

• Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli

  

  Italian composer (1752–1837)

• Christian Gottlob Neefe

  

  German composer and conductor (1748–1789)

• Gilles van der Eeden

  

  German organist, musician and composer

• Georg Joseph Vogler

  

  German composer, organist, teacher and music theorist (1747–1814)

• Francesco Azopardi

  

  Maltese composer (1748-1809)

• Otto Nicolai

  

  (1810-1849) composer and conductor

• Vincenzo Amato

  

  Italian composer

• Francesco Antonio Vallotti

  

  Italian composer, organist and music theorist

• Bernardo Pasquini

  

  Italian Baroque composer

• Giovanni Salvatore

  

  Italian composer

• Joseph-Arthur Bernier

  

  Canadian organist, pianist, composer, and music educator (1877–1944)

• Félix Fourdrain

  

  French composer (1880-1923)

• Abel Decaux

  

  French organist and composer

• Leopold von Zenetti

  

  Austrian composer (1805-1892)

• Lambert Pietkin

  

  Belgian conductor and composer

• John Redford

  

  English composer

• Robert Prescott Stewart

  

  Irish composer, organist and conductor (1825–1894)

• August Freyer

  

  German organist and composer (1801–1883)

• Johann Pachelbel

  

  German composer, organist and teacher

• Johann Theile

  

  German composer and organist

• Jāzeps Vītols

  

  Latvian composer (1863-1948)

• Carl August Haupt

  

  German organist, organ teacher and composer (1810–1891)

• Eduard Grell

  

  German composer, conductor, choir director and music educator

• Polibio Fumagalli

  

  Italian composer and music educator (1830-1900)

• Wallace Arthur Sabin

  

  American organist and composer of English birth (1869–1937)

• Heinrich Reimann

  

  German composer (1850–1906)

• Karel Stecker

  

• Christian Ehregott Weinlig

  

  German composer

• Karel František Pitsch

  

  Czech music educator, composer and organist

• Jan Křtitel Kuchař

  

  Czech harpsichordist, composer and organist

• Friedrich Wilhelm Berner

  

  German musician, composer and musicologist

• Václav Emanuel Horák

  

  Czech music educator, composer and organist (1800–1871)

• Armand-Louis Couperin

  

  French composer, organist, and harpsichordist

• Georg Reutter II

  

  Austrian composer (1708–1772)

• Günther Ramin

  

  German organist, conductor and composer (1898–1956)

• John Goss

  

  English organist and composer (1800-1880)

• George Job Elvey

  

  English organist and composer

• Johann Hildebrand

  

  German composer

• Juan Bermudo

  

  Spanish Friar Minor and musician

• Joseph Preindl

  

  Austrian composer

• Gaetano Veneziano

  

  Italian composer

• Daniele da Castrovillari

  

  Italian composer

• Gilles Binchois

  

  Franco-Flemish Renaissance composer (c. 1400–1460)

• Erasmo Bartoli

  

  Italian composer

• Jan Antonín Koželuh

  

  Czech composer and organist