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Omposers of Organ Music in the Romantic and Contemporary Periods {By Country) • ~OMPOSERS OF ORGAN MUSIC IN THE ROMANTIC AND CONTEMPORARY PERIODS {BY COUNTRY) BOHEMIA AND PRESENT-DAY CZECHOSLOVAKIA *Petr Eben {1929 - ) *Leos Jan~cek {1854 - 1928) Karel Janecek (1903 - ) Miloslav Kabel~c {i908 - Kopelent Karel Luython Otmar Macha (1922 - ) Jiri Reinberger (1914 - ) Karel Reiner {1910 - ) Klement Slavicky (1910 - ) Milos Sokola (1913 - ) B.A. Wiedermann {1883 - 1951) CANADA *Gerald Bales (1919 - ) Keith Bissell (1912 - ) Maurice Boivin (1918 - ) Lynwood Farnam (1885 - 1930}· Frederick Karam (1926 - ) Fran~ois Morel (1926 - ) Vernon Murgatroyd {1918 - ) *Healy Willan (1880 - 1968) ENGLAND *Thomas Adams (1785 - 1858} *Sir Walter' Alcock (1861 - 1947) Thomas Atwood (1765 - 1838) William Thomas Best {1826 - 1897) Sir Edward Bairstow (1874 - 1946) *Frank Bridge (1879 - 1941) *Benjamin Britten (1913 - 1977) Brian BDJckless {1926 - } Sir Ernest Bullock Peter Dickinson (1934 - ) Harold Darke (1888 - 1977} *Ralph William Downes (1904 - ) *Sir Edward Elgar (1857 - 1934) *Percy Fletcher (1879 - 1932) Sebastian Forbes (1941 - } Peter Racine Fricker (1920 - ) *Iain Hamilton (1922 - ) Basil Harwood {1859 - 1949) -2- ENGLAND {cont'd) Alan Hoddinott (1939 - ) Alfred Hollins (1865 - 1942) *Herbert Howells (1892 - ) *Peter Hurford (1930 - ) John Ireland (1879 - 1962} Francis Jackson {1917 - ) *Craig Sellar Lang (1891 - 1971} *Kenneth Leighton (1929 - ) *William Matthias (1934 - ) Nicolas Maw (1935 - ) John McCabe (1939 - } George Oldroyd (1886 - 1951) *Sir c. Hubert H. Parry (1848 - 1918) *Simon Preston (1938 - } Alec Rowley {1902 - 1958) Francis Routh (1927 - } William Russell (1777 - 1813) Godfry Sceats *Sir Charles v. Stanford (1852 - 1924} *George Thalben-Ball (1896 - *Eric Thiman {1900 - 1959) *Michael Tippett (1905 - ) Thomas Atwood Walmesley (1765 - 1838) *Samuel Wesley {1766 - 1837) *Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810 - 1876) *Percy Whitlock (1903 - 1946) *Ralph Vaughan Williams {1872 - 1958) *Malcolm Williamson (1931 - ) *Arthur Wills {1926 - ) Edward Wolstenholme *Charles Wood {1866 - 1926) FRANCE *Jehan Alain (1911 - 1940) . Augustin Bari~ (1883 - 1915) *Paul Benoit (1893 - ) *Leon Bo~lmann (1862 - 1897) *Alexander Bo~ly (1785 - 1858) *Joseph Bonnet (1884 - 1944) Jacques Charpentier (1933 - ) *Pierre Cochereau (1924 - ) Jean-Yves Daniel Lesur (1908 - ) *Xavier Darasse (1934 - ) Jeanne Demessieux (1921 - 1968) *Theadore Dubois (1837 - 1924) Nobert Dufourcq -3- FRANCE (cont' d) *Marcel Dupr~ (1886 - 1971) *Maurice Durufl~ (1902 - ) Marie-Joseph Erb (1858 - 1944) Andr~ Fleury (1903 - ) *C~sar Franck (1822 - 1890} *Eug~ne Gigout (1844 - 1925) Jean-Jacques Grftnewald (1911 - } *Jean Guillou {1930 - ) *Alexander Gui~ant {1837 - 1911) Jean-Claude Henry (1934 - } *Arthur Honnegar (1892 - 1955} Jacques Ibert (1890 - 1962} Vincent d'Indy (1851 - 1931} Andr~ Jolivet {1905 - ) *Jean Langlais (1907 - } *Nicolas-Jacques Lemmens (1823 - 1881) Gaston Litaize (1909 - ) *Paul de Maleingreau (1873 - 1954) *Olivier Messiaen (1908 - } *Darius Milhaud (1892 - ) *Henri Mulet (1878 - 1967} Gabriel Piern~ (1863 - 1937) *Francis Poulenc (1899 - 1963) Jean-Jules Aimable Roger-Ducasse (1887 - 1956) Guy Ropartz (1864 - 1955) Albert Roussel (1869 - 1937} *Camille Saint-Sa~ns (1835 - 1921} Erik Satie (1866 - 1925)' *Charles Tournemire (1870 - 1937) *Louis Vierne (1860 - 1937) *Ren~ Vierne (1878 - 1918) *Charles-Marie Widor (1844 - 1937) GERMANY, AUSTRIA Dieter Acker (1940 - ) *Joseph Ahrens (1904 - ) Paul Angerer (1927 - ) Helmut Barbe (1927 - ) Max Baumann (1917 - ) Jftrg Baur (1918 - ) Frank Michael Beyer (1928 - ) Helmut Bornefeld (1906 - } *Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897} ''--- *Anton Bruckner (1824 - 1896} *Josef Friedrich Doppelbauer (1918 - ) *Johann Nepomuk David (1895 - 1977) -4- GERMANY, AUSTRIA (cont'd) *Hugo Distler (1908 - 1942) *Johannes Driessler (1921 - ) *Max Drischner (1891 - 1971) Helmut Eder (1916 - ) Kurt Fiebig (1908 - ) *Wolfgang Fortner (1907 - ) Fr. Wilhelm Franck (1861 - 1932) Harold Genzmer (1909 - ) *Anton Heiller (1923 - 1979) *Adolph Friedrich Hesse (1808 - 1863) Kurt Hessenberg (1908 - ) *Paul Hindemith (1895 - 1963) Karl Haller (1907 - } Mauricio Kagel (1931 - ) *Sigfrid Karg-Elert (1877 - 1933) *Hugo Kaun (1863 - 1932) *Johann Christian Kittel (1732 - 1809} Klose Walter Kraft (1905 - 1977) Franz Augustinus Krapfreiter (1936 - ) Ernst Krenek (1900 - ) *Gyargy Ligeti (1923 - ) *Franz Liszt (1811 - 1886} *Felix Mendelssohn (1809 - 1847) *Gustav Adolph Merkel (1827 - 1885) *Hans Friedrich Micheelsen (1902 - 1973) *Ernst Pepping (1901 - } Carl Piu.tti Peter Planyavsky (1948 - ) Gftnter Ramin {1898 - 1956) Gunther Raphael (1903 - 1960} Siegfried Reda {1916 - 1968} *Max Reger (1873 - 1916} *Julius Reubke (1834 - 1858) *Josef Rheinberger (1839 - 1901) *Johann Christian Rinck (1720 - 1846} Hans-Ludwig Schilling (1927 - ) Karl Schiske (1916 - 1969) *Franz Schmidt (1874 - 1939) Arnold Schanberg (1874 - 1951) *Robert Schumann (1810 - 1856) *Herman Schroeder (1904 - } Reinhard Schwarz-Schilling (1904 - } *Wolfgang Stockmeier (1931 - } Herbert Tachezi (1930 - ) • -5- GERMANY, AUSTRIA (cont'd) Kurt Thomas (1904 - ) *Helmut Walcha (1907 - ) Eberhard Wenzel (1896 - ) Johannes Weyrauch (1897 - ) !sang Yun (1917 - ) Werner Zimmerman (1930 - ) *Friedrich Zipp (1914 - ) HUNGARY F. Farkas Zolt~n G~rdonyi Frigyes Hidas (1928 - ) s. Jemnitz P. Kadosa *Zolthn Kodaly (1882 - 1967) Rudolf Mares (1917 - ) Erzsebet SzOnyi (1924 - ) ITALY " *Marco Enrico Bossi (1861 - 1925) Alfredo Casella (1883) Mo Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895 - 1969) Oreste Ravanello (1871 - 1938} *Ottorino Respighi (1879 - 1936) Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini (1929 - ) LOW COUNTRIES Belgium Jose~h Callaerts (1838 - 1901) Pierre Froidebise (1914 - 1962) Charles Hens (1898 - 1967) *Joseph Jongen (1873 - 1953) *Nicolas-Jacques Lemmens (1823 - 1881) *Alphonse-Jean-Ernest Mailly (1833 - 1918) Paul de Maleingreau (1887 - 1956) *Flor Peeters (1903 - ) Pater J. M. Plum (1899 - 1944) *Gabriel Verschraegen (1919 - ) -6- LOW COUNTRIES (cont'd) Holland *Hendrik Andriessen (1892 - ) Kees van Baaren (1906 - 1970) *Henk Badings (1907 - ) Bernard Bartelink (1929 - ) Jacob Bijster (1902 - 1958) Jaap Dragt (1930 - ) Anton van der Horst (1899 - 1965} *Cor Kee (1900 - ) *Piet Kee (1927 - ) *Albert de Klerk (1917 - ) *Marius Monnikendam (1886 - 1977) Jan Mul {1911 - ) Jan Nieland (1903 - 1963) *Piet Post (1916 - ) Herman Strategier (1912 - Louis Toebosch (1916 - ) Bernard van den Sigtenhorst-Meyer (1888 - 1953) William Vogel (1920 - ) Jaap Vranken (1897 - 1956) *Jan Zwart (1877 - 1937) POLAND Augustyn Bloch (1929 - ) Kasimierz Jurdzinski (1894 - 1960) Stanislaw Kisza_ Tadeusz Machl.(1922-) Feliks Nowawiejski (1877 - 1946) Tadeusz Paciorkiewiecz (1916 - } Miecszyslaw S~rsynski"(l860- 1924) Boleslaw Szabelski (1896 - ) B. Wallek-Walewski SCANDINAVIA Derunark Niel Gade (1817 - 1890) Peter Emilius Hartmann (1805 - 1900) Knud Jeppesen (1892 - } Leif Kayser (1919 - ) Rued Langgaard (1893 - 1952) Bernhard Lewkovitch (1927 - ) Bent Lorentzen (1935 - ) -7- Denmark (cont • d) Otti Malling (1848 - 1915} *Carl Nielsen (1865 - 1931) Per N~rgaard (1932 - ) Niels Otto Raastad (1888 - 1966) Leif ~ybo (1922 - ) Flemming Weiss (1898 - ) Finland Erik Bergman (1911 - ) Juoko Linjarna (1934 - ) Einojuhani Rautavaara (1928 - ) Erkki Salmenhaara (1941 - ) Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957) .. Norway Conrad Baden (1908 - ) Egil Hovland (1924 - ) Ludwig Lindemann (1812 - 1887) * Knut Nystedt (1915 - ) Arild Sandvold (1895 - ) Fartein Valen (1887 - 1952) Sweden Sven-Erik Bi:lch (1919 - ) Gottfrid Berg {1889 - 1970) Gate Carlid (1920 - 1953) Gustav ·carlman (1906 - 1958) Roland Forsberg (1939 - ) *Bengt Hambraeus (1928 - ) Oskar Lindberg (1887 - 1955) Arne Melln~s (1933 - ) *Jan Morthenson (1940 - ) *Siegfried Naumann (1919 - ) Bo Nilsson (1937 - ) *Torsten Nilsson (1920 - ) Otti Olsson (1879 - 1964) Hilding Rosenberg (1892 - 1962) *Stig Gustav Sch8nberg (1933 - ) Valdemar SBderholm (1909 - ) Torsten sarenson {1908 - ) Gunnar Thyrestam (1900 - ) Karl-Erik Welin (1934 - ) -8- SOUTH AMERICA *Alberto Evar1ato Ginastera (1916 - ) SWITZERLAND Otto Barblan (1860 - 1943) Conrad Beck (1901 - ) *Guy Bovet Adolph Brunner (1901 - ) *Willy Burkhard (1900 - 1955) Henri Gagnebin (1886 - 1960) Walter Geiser (1897 - ) Klaus Huber (1924 - ) Oswald Jaeggi {1913 - ) Albert Jenny (1912 - ) Rudolf Kelterborn (1931 - ) Hans Ulrich Lehmann (1937 - ) *Frank Martin (1890 - 1974) Albert Moeschinger (1897 - ) Rudolf Moser (1892 - ) *Paul MUller-zUrich (1898 - Ernst Pfiffner (1922 - ) Bernard Reichel (1901 - ) *Lionel Rogg Hans Studer (1911 - ) Heinz Wehrle (1921 - ) Jacques Wildberger (1922 - ) UNITED STATES *William Albright (1944 - ) *Samuel Adler (1928 - ) *Ronald Arnatt (1930 - ) *Samuel Barber (1910 - ) Edward Shippen Barnes (1887 - 1958) Leslie Bassett (1923 - ) *Jan Bender (1909 - ) Herman Berlinski (1910 - ) *Seth Bingham (1882 - 1972) *Ernst Bloch (1880 - 1959) William Bolcorn {1938 - ) Dudley Buck (1839 - 1909) T. Frederick H. Candlyn (1892 - 1964) George w. Chadwick (1854 - 1931) -9- UNITED STATES (cont 1 d) Joseph Clokey (1890 - 1960) *F. Melius Christiansen *Herbert Colvin *John Cook (1918 - ) *Aaron Copland (1900 - ) Henry Cowell (1897 - 1965) Paul Creston (1906 - ) *Robert Cundick (1926 - ) Eric Delamarter (1880 - 1953) Norman Dello Joio (1913 - ) Clarence Dickinson (1873 - 1969) *Emma Lou Dierner Roland Diggle {1887 - 1954) Richard Donavan (1891 - ) Garth Edmundson {1895 - 1971) Alvin Etler (1913 - 1973) Richard Felciano {1930 - ) Ross Lee Finney (1906 - ) *Arthur w. Foote (1853 - 1937) Lukas Foss (1922 - ) Norberto Guinaldo *Calvin Hampton
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