Alain Trois Pieces For Organ

Alain Trois Pieces For Organ

Composed By Jehan Alain ,&Nbsp; Trois PiÈCes &Nbsp;Is A Set Of Upper Intermediate / Advanced Works For Organ, With Pedal Use. The First Piece, &Ldquo;Variations Sur Un ThÈMe De ClÉMent Jannequin&Rdquo; (Variations On A ClÉMent Jannequin&Rsquo;S Tune&Ldquo;, Should Be Played &Ldquo;In The Same Way As Couperin&Rsquo;S PrÉLudes: Freshly And Softly&Rdquo;. It Contains Four Distinctive Parts: Affetuoso, Maggiore, Fuggato And Grave.&Nbsp; The Second Piece Is Called &Ldquo;Le Jardin Suspendu&Rdquo; (The Hanging Garden) And Features Three Different Parts That Can&Rsquo;T Be Played Separately. The Last Piece, &Ldquo;Litanies&Rdquo;, Is Quite Religious And Consists Of The Repetition Of Lamentations. Its Introduction In Vivo Is Played Only By The Right Hand, Then Followed By A &Ldquo;Lirico Ma Sempre Vivo&Rdquo; Part. These Are Followed By Switches Between The Main Tempo And Some Vivacissimo Parts, Sounding Declamatory. This Third Piece Ends Really Harmoniously. Jehan Alain Is A French Organist Who Became Famous With His Suite For Organ . Student Of Marcel DuprÉ And Roger Ducasse Among Others, He Kept Composing All His Life. One Of His Most Famous International Pieces Is 'litanies'.