Übersetzung für 'organ concerto' von Englisch nach Deutsch

organ concerto

Orgelkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

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concerto

Konzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

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clarinet concerto

Klarinettenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

concerto form

Konzertform {f}mus.

Concerto-Form {f}mus.

triple concerto

Tripelkonzert {n}mus.

cello concerto

Cellokonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

oboe concerto

Oboenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

concerto-like {adj}

concertenmäßig [veraltet]mus.

guitar concerto

Gitarrenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

viola concerto

Bratschenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

concerto grosso

Concerto grosso {n}mus.

concerto style

Concertenart {f} [veraltet]mus.

horn concerto

Hornkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

bassoon concerto

Fagottkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

harpsichord concerto

Cembalokonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

trumpet concerto

Trompetenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

sacred concerto

geistliches Konzert {n} [Komposition]mus.relig.

wind concerto

Bläserkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

trombone concerto

Posaunenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.

chorale concerto

Choralkonzert {n}mus.

• The organ concerto form is not usually taken to include orchestral works such as organ symphonies that call for an organ used as an extra orchestral section, examples of which include the Third Symphony of Camille Saint-Saëns, Gustav Holst's "The Planets" and Richard Strauss's "Also sprach Zarathustra".
• Wood, he played Marco Enrico Bossi's new organ concerto.
• The University of Michigan Library holds the holograph of his organ concerto and a number of printed items.
• His favourite piece was the Organ Concerto in F major "The Cuckoo and the Nightingale" by George Frideric Handel.
• In 1901, the newly built Woolsey Hall became the chief performance venue of the NHSO. The inaugural concert at Woolsey featured an organ concerto, which made use of the hall’s iconic organ.

• He recorded four CDs of his own organ music for Priory Records, and the organ concerto in 1999.
• She recorded much English organ music, from John Stanley to Samuel Wesley, and the complete organ works by Peter Dickinson, whose Organ Concerto she premiered and first recorded.
• The term "organ symphony" is also used occasionally to refer to orchestral symphonies with a prominent solo role for an organ (as distinct from an Organ Concerto).
• His works, influenced by Hindemith and Frank Martin, were often dodecaphonic, and never achieved anything like the acclaim of his performances, but he was prolific and composed much music for his own instrument, including an organ concerto (1963) and what may be the only concerto ever written for organ and harpsichord (1972).
• Weir made her début at the Royal Albert Hall while still a student, as soloist in the Poulenc Organ Concerto, on the opening night of the 1965 season of the Promenade Concerts, and in the same year at the Royal Festival Hall in recital, then the youngest organist to have performed there publicly.

• His earliest large works included his 1954 First Organ Concerto (the Second came in 1984) and Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (1960–1961).
• David wrote a number of orchestral works including eight symphonies (of which the fifth has been recorded, as have some other works including a disc of organ music,) several concertos including an organ concerto and three violin concertos, instrumental works including many for or with organ, and many choral works.
• At the Handel festival in June 1871, Best played an organ concerto with orchestral accompaniment, probably the first occasion within living memory when any of these works was played as was intended by the composer; and the experiment was so successful that Best was engaged at subsequent festivals for the same purpose.