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Orgelstunde an Christi Himmelfahrt

Date & Time
Thu, May 29, 2025, 15:30

Keywords: Afternoon Concert, Organ Concert

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Musicians

Mami OhiraOrgan
Kensuke OhiraOrgan

Program

Claude Debussy4. Satz (Ballett) aus der "Petite Suite", übertragen für Orgel zu vier Händen
Felix Mendelssohn BartholdyPräludium und Fuge B-Dur op. 35 Nr. 6, für Orgel übertragen von Christoph Bossert
Johannes BrahmsIntermezzo A-Dur op. 118 Nr. 2, für Orgel übertragen von Asahi Matsuoka
Johann Sebastian BachPräludium C-Dur BWV 870/1
Aivars KalējsToccata über den Choral „Allein Gott in der Höh' sei Ehr'“ op. 56
Kay Johannsen„Adoration“ (2022)
Gabriel Fauré"Dolly-Suite" für Klavier zu vier Händen op. 56, für Orgel zu vier Händen übertragen von Mami und Kensuke Ohira
Camille Saint-Saëns"Lauriers" aus "Cyprès et Lauriers" op. 156, für Orgel zu vier Händen übertragen von Yoshia Hirano
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