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Three works
are required. Each contestant must choose one work from
each category:
Category I
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Contestants
must choose a movement from
one major work by Johann Sebastian Bach (Prelude, Fantasy,
or Toccata and Fugue, Trio Sonata, or Concerto) Examples
would be:
Six
Trio Sonatas for Organ, “The Great” Preludes & Fugues
(A Minor, B Minor, D Major, Toccata in F or Toccata in C)
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Category II
One work composed
between 1770 and 2000
Examples, but not
limited to the following:
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A movement from an
organ symphony by Louis Vierne (Symphony Nos. 2-6) |
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Charles-Marie Widor
(Symphony No. 5 or 6) |
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One of the Franck's
three (Chorales for Organ) |
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Maurice Duruflé (Suite for Organ) |
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Olivier Messiaen (Ascension Suite) |
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Jeanne Demessieux (Sept Méditations” |
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Max Reger (Chorale
Fantasias) |
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Franz Liszt (Fantasy
and Fugue on BACH or Ad nos Fantasy) |
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Felix Mendelssohn
(Organ Sonata No. l, Sonata No. 3, Sonata No. 4, or Sonata
No. 6) |
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Leo Sowerby (Organ
Symphony or Fantasy for Flute Stops) |
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Calvin Hampton
(Dances ) |
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Category III
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One work by an
African American composer is required.
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Suggested works:
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Any work from the
six volumes of The African American Organ Music
Anthology, complied by Mickey Thomas Terry (published
by Morningstar Music Publishers)
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Ralph Simpson:
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Fantasy and Fugue on
“My Lord What a Mourning,” Vivace Press
Roll, Jordan, Roll –
MorningStar Music Publishers
Two Spirituals for
Organ – MorningStar Music Publishers |
