Little Organ School, Op.165 (Peters, Rob)

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6 more: Preface (page 1) • Part 1: Veni Creator (page 2-6) • Part 2: Pange Lingua (page 7-13) • Part 3: Ave Maris Stella (page 14-19) • Part 4: Synthesis (page 20-25) • Index (page 26)

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Work Title Little Organ School, Op.165
Alternative. Title 25 Studies on 3 Gregorian Hymns
Composer Peters, Rob
Opus/Catalogue NumberOp./Cat. No. Op.165
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. IRP 60
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 4 parts, 25 pieces:
  1. Part 1: 7 pieces based on the hymn "Veni Creator"
  2. Part 2: 7 pieces based on the hymn "Pange Lingua"
  3. Part 3: 7 pieces based on the hymn "Ave Maris Stella"
  4. Part 4: Synthesis of the three hymns in 3 double fugues and 1 triple fugue.
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 2015
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Modern
Piece Style Modern
Instrumentation organ

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This organ primer consists of 3 sets of variations on the Gregorian hymns "Veni Creator", "Pange Lingua" and "Ave Maris Stella", each in 7 short movements. These three parts are followed by a 4th part with 3 double fugues and a triple fugue, based on the same hymns.
The music is progressively ordered, with the first part being the easiest and each consecutive part introducing new techniques. The pieces will offer beginners and advanced students an introduction to a modern organ style and can also serve as improvisation models. Of course the music can be used in church services as well: as preludes, interludes (versets, combined with Gregorian chant) or postludes for the feast of Pentecost, Corpus Christi and Marian feasts, respectively.