Friedrich Lux (1820–95) was one of those musicians who formed the fabric of musical life in nineteenth-century Germany: though he worked away from the major cities, as a conductor, teacher, organist, organizer, and composer, he was an indispensable element of the communities in which he worked. His large body of organ music, as good as unknown before now, brings together elements of the musical language of Bach, Mendelssohn, and Schumann, in works that range from the intimate to the grandiose. This second volume brings some of his many transcriptions to the fore.
Tracks
Fantasie pastorale, Concertstück, Op. 64 (publ. 1881) (15:54)
Variationen aus Kaiserquartett von Haydn (publ. 1879)* (11:27)
Drei Stücke aus Händel’s Messias in Form einer Sonate (publ. 1877) (11:55)
*First Recordings
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