Peeter Süda: Complete Organ Music
The music of the Estonian organist-composer Peeter Süda (1883–1920) combines contrapuntal mastery with a virtuosic command of the Romantic organ. Süda’s brief life and his perfectionism meant that his output – exclusively for the organ – remained small, but it is beautifully crafted and highly expressive. This handful of original works is complemented by a mighty transcription of Liszt’s symphonic poem Tasso.
Ines Maidre, organ
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Prelude and Fugue in G minor (1914–20) [Organ of the Dome Church, Tallinn]
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- Fugue Audio Player
- Pastorale (1920) [Organ of the Dome Church, Tallinn] Audio Player
- Fugue in F minor (1910) [Organ of St John’s Church, Helsinki] Audio Player
- Basso ostinato (1913–14) [Organ of the Dome Church, Tallinn] Audio Player
- Ave Maria (en forme de variations pour Orgue) (1914) [Organ of the Dome Church, Tallinn] Audio Player
- Scherzino (1918) [Organ of the Old Church, Helsinki] Audio Player
- Gigue (á la Bach) (1912–19) [Organ of the Old Church, Helsinki] Audio Player
- Tasso: Lamento e Trionfo; Liszt symphonic poem, tr. Süda (1913) [Organ of St John’s Church, Helsinki]
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