Noehren organ in the First Baptist church in Ann Arbor, MI.
Noehren organ in the First Baptist church in Ann Arbor, MI.
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March 18, 1985

Come On Bach! #8577

…celebrated composers' musical tributes to Johann Sebastian Bach, using the theme derived from his last name.

FRANZ LISZT: Prelude and Fugue on Bach  -Kim R. Kasling (1877 Johnson & Son/Abbey, Mankato, Minnesota)

MILOS SOKOLA: Passacaglia quasi Toccata na Tema Bach  -James Moeser (1970 Reuter/Plymouth Church, Lawrence, KS)

JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH: Fugue on Bach  -Burghard Schloemann (1981 Lobback/Herz Jesu, Bremerhaven-Lehe, Germany)

WALTER PISTON: Chromatic Study on the Name of Bach  -Robert Noehren (Noehren/First Baptist Church, Ann Arbor, MI)

JOHANN LUDWIG KREBS: Fugue on the Name of Bach  -Jean-Clause Zehnder (1761 J.A. Silbermann/Domkirche, Arlesheim, Switzerland)

ROBERT SCHUMANN: Fugues on the Name of Bach, Op. 60  -Istvan Ella (Eger Cathedral)

MAX REGER: Fantasy and Fugue on Bach, Op. 46  -Jeffrey Walker (Moller/Colonial Church of Edina, MN)

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