October 14–16, 9:00–11.30

Backa Church

Söderling organ (1868/Åkerman & Lund 1994)

Selected free and/or chorale-based works chosen by the active participants of this workshop. Please register and submit CV at your earliest convenience and no later than July 1 with a suggestion for repertoire.

Active participants are selected and contacted by July 15. Final decisions regarding choice of repertoire will be made by August 31.

Please note that active participants in this workshop will be able to join the workshops for the second half of the week, from October 17.

NOTA BENE

This workshop is now full for active participants.

It is still possible to observe.

October 14, 9:00–11:30

St Jacob Church

Keyboard Collection

October 15, 9:00–11:30

Haga Church

Brombaugh organ (1991)

Girolamo Frescobaldi

(Ed. Suvini-Zerboni, Darbellay; or Ed. Il Levante, Carideo)

From Capricci (1624)

• Capriccio I ut re mi fa sol la
• Capriccio II la sol fa mi re ut
• Capriccio III sopra il cucho

From Fiori Musicali (1635)

• Bergamasca

Samuel Scheidt

From Tabulatura Nova (1624)

(Ed. Breitkopf, Vogel)

• Fantasia ut re mi fa sol la
• Toccata in te Domine speravi
• Fantasia in a
• Echi ad manuale duplex

From manuscripts

(Ed. Breitkopf, Dirksen)

• Bergamasca

October 16–17, 9:20–11:30

Vasa Church 

Lundén organ (Lundén 1909/Grönlund 2002/Rieger 2019)

October 18, 8:00–10:00

NOTA BENE

Updated time for this event.

Haga Church 

Marcussen organ (Marcussen 1861/Åkerman & Lund 2004)

Mendelssohn

Schumann

Ritter

Rheinberger

Brahms

Liszt

Reubke

NOTA BENE

This workshop is now full for active participants.

It is still possible to observe.

October 16, 9:00–11:30

St Jacob Church

Keyboard Collection

October 17–18, 9:00–11:30

Bethlehem Church

Hammarberg organ (1968)

October 16, 9:00–11:30

Bethlehem Church

Hammarberg organ (1968)

October 17, 9:00–11:30

Örgryte New Church

Willis organ (1871)

October 18, 9:00–11:30

Vasa Church

Lundén organ (1909)

This workshop highlights contemporary composers who have taken a compositional journey with the organ, writing multiple pieces for the instrument over the course of their careers.

The following suggested repertoire will be included in a shared drive that students can utilize under the educational fair use policy.

We strongly encourage students to support these composers by purchasing their own scores for pieces they intend to perform. Students may also prepare pieces by these composers that do not appear on the list.

Cecilia McDowall

O Antiphon Sequence

Judith Weir

Tree of Peace

The Trees Unfold

Judith Bingham

Ancient Sunlight

Annunciation IV

Emma Lou Diemer

Valet will ich dir geben from Three Fantasies on Advent Hymns

Psalm 61 and Psalm 103 from Psalms for Organ

Rachel Laurin

Étude Héroïque

Scherzo from Organ Symphony no. 1

Soliloquy from Twelve Short Pieces, volume 2

The workshop will also introduce some of these composers’ anthems for choir and organ.

Download scores (PDF)