Adolf Friedrich Hesse

Adolf Friedrich Hesse ( born August 30, 1809 in Breslau, † August 5, 1863 ) was a German organist and composer.

Hesse was in Breslau student of organist Friedrich Wilhelm Berner and Ernst Köhler and in 1831 the first organist at the local church Bernhardi. Hesse was in Germany as an important organist, wrought in Paris and London causes a stir with his virtuoso pedal play. In Breslau he also conducted the symphony concerts of the opera orchestra. Among his pupils was Jacques -Nicolas Lemmens, the teacher of Alexandre Guilmant and Charles -Marie Widor.

Works

Not a complete list of works for all compositions are listed there were compositions for organ

  • Opus 22 Fantasia in C Minor
  • Opus 24: Nine light Orgelvorspiele
  • Opus 25a: Slight Orgelvorspiele
  • Opus 25b: Twelve Orgelvorspiele different character
  • Opus 26a: Three Chorales executed, a prelude, and a postlude
  • Opus 26b: Three Chorales and executed along with a joint introduction
  • Opus 30: Eight studies with obbligato pedal and accurately displayed pedal Applicatur
  • Opus 32 Organ Preludes ( new edition Berlin 2013)
  • Opus 34: Variations on an Original Theme ( A flat major )
  • Opus 35: Fantasy for organ, 4 hands ( C minor )
  • Opus 39: Two Fugues for Organ, together with Introduction ( reissue Cologne 2012)
  • Opus 47: Variations on an Original Theme (A major)
  • Opus 48: Nine Preludes of different character ( reissue Berlin 2013)
  • Opus 51: Eight Easy Pieces for Organ
  • Opus 53: Five preludes and chorale variirter
  • Opus 54: Variations on the Chorale: "Be praise and honor the supreme good " and postlude ( joint)
  • Opus 57: Sixth fantasy for organ, together with a variirten Chorale preludes and two ( reissue Cologne 2013)
  • Opus 58: VI organ - pieces of different character ( reissue Cologne 2013)
  • Opus 60: Seven Organ Pieces of different character
  • Opus 62: Two joints together with an introduction to the full factory and three preludes for gentle voices
  • Opus 63: Four Pieces for Organ ( new edition Berlin 2013) 1 Prelude to chant: "It is our salvation come from " 2 Trio 3 processing of the hymn: " Rejoice greatly, o my soul " 4 Prelude and Fugue
  • Opus 67: " God save the King ", edited for use in organ concertos
  • Opus 70: Six Organ compositions ( a prelude and two joints for the full factory plus three preludes for gentle votes)
  • Opus 71: Six Organ compositions ( fugue, chorale prelude and postlude for the full factory plus three preludes for gentle votes)
  • Opus 81: Five Pieces for Organ various character
  • Opus 84: Introduction to Graun 's " Tod Jesu"
  • Opus 85: Toccata
  • Opus 87 Fantasia in D minor for four hands
  • Choral " Who can prevail only to love God " with changes
  • Easy Preludes for Organ ( 1-36) - Output: CF Peters, Leipzig, nr. 8320
  • Prelude on two themes from Graun 's " Tod Jesu" to chant: " O Sacred Head, Now Wounded "
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