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I have recently edited and made a video with the score on the screen of my Prelude on "Laetare Jerusalem" - a quiet and slow tempo organ piece from my Mass for the 4th Sunday in Lent which I wrote on the occasion of my colleague playing it at the mass with the radio broadcasting.
I'm publishing this piece far in advance so that everyone who is interested in playing it in time for Lent, could have plenty of time to prepare. Of course, if you like it, I think there is no harm in playing it on some other occasion. The piece is not difficult to master. It is constructed in a way that the ostinato chordal section moving in parallel 4/2 chords (7th chords in the 3rd inversion) alternates with the solo melody of Gregorian chant. Enjoy it and if you like it, share it with other organists. |
Photo by Edgaras Kurauskas
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