Liturgical organ music in the long nineteenth century
Subtitle: preconditions, repertoires and border-crossings
By: edited by Peter Peitsalo, Sverker Jullander and Markus Kuikka
Series: DocMus research publications -- vol. 10
Publisher: Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Helsinki
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
ISBN-13: 9789523290914
Copyright date: 2018
Subjects: Organ music; Sacred music; Church music
Notes: 2341-8257 (e-publication)

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Revisiting Parisian organ culture from the long nineteenth century: models for renewal in a challenging context for religion / Kurt Lueders; title: From Rinck to Reger: nineteenth-century organ chorales against the backdrop of Bach's Arnstädter Choräle / Michael Heinemann; title: Liturgical and liturgically-inspired Polish organ music in the long nineteenth century / Krzysztof Lukas; title: The training of churchwardens and organists in nineteenth-century Finland and Ingria / Samuli Korkalainen; title: The increasing role of the organ in nineteenth-century Roman Catholic Church music on the example of organ masses in Austria and Southern Germany / Maria Helfgott; title: "All these rhythms are in nature": "free" rhythm in plainchant accompaniment in France around 1900 / Benedikt Lessmann; title: A biographical and comparative perspective on Ilmari Krohn's Advent and Christmas hymns for voice and harmonium / Martti Laitinen; title: Musical dramaturgy and liturgical concomitance : Liszt's two organ masses / Jonas Lundblad; title: Retaining the fine bouquet : Otto Olsson's use of plainsong in organ music / Sverker Jullander; title: The organ music of Lauri Hämäläinen in the light of liturgical organ-playing in nineteenth-century Finland / Peter Peitsalo; title: Oskar Merikanto as a developer of liturgical organ music / Jan Lehtola.