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  • ...gory: Composers|Litaize]][[Category: French Composers|Litaize]][[Category: Modern Composers|Litaize]] ...
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  • ...:French composers|Jolivet]][[Category:Modern composers|Jolivet]][[Category:Modern|Jolivet]][[Category:French|Jolivet]] ...
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  • ...]][[Category:Modern composers|Libert]][[Category:French|Libert]][[Category:Modern|Libert]] ...
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  • ...[[Category:French composers|Duruflé]][[Category:French|Duruflé]][[Category:Modern|Duruflé]] ...
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  • ...the Marienkirche are of vital importance to the [[Orgelbewegung]] and the modern historical organ-building movement. == Organists == ...
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  • ...''Neue deutsche Orgeltabulatur'') is a notation style used by north-German organists from around the late 16th-mid 18th centuries. ...New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only. ...
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  • ...in concentration camps. The effects of World War II continue to be felt in modern-day musicology of early organ music, as many important manuscripts continue ...
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  • ...0 no. 5. However, as more scholarly critical editions are published in the modern day, this series has began to lose its value for the current-day performer. ...s music back together and bring it to light, so that it would be played by organists. ...
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  • <blockquote>Modern music, or at least that which it is convenient to call modern music in 1937, allies itself more directly with old music than with Romanti ...by the turn of the 21st century, they were deemed not necessary thanks to modern combination actions.<ref>Alain, Marie-Claire (2003), 10-11.</ref>. ...
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  • <blockquote>For too long, the world has been captured by post-modern composers, institutions, academies. But today, we're going to have a soluti [[Category:Organists|Grenyer, Titus]] ...
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  • ...cis>16 16 r16 <e b gis>16 r8 }>></score> || First american commission || ''Modern Anthology''<br>H. W. Gray, 1949<br>''Saint Secilia Series'' 884-885 || W136 ...March, 1963 || Prelude on Coronation || || || [[Modern Organ Music (book)|Modern Organ Music]] 2<br>Oxford University Press, 1964 || W181 ...
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  • ...as part of a prestigious line of organists (and one of the longest serving organists) working at the [[Marienkirche, Lübeck]], and was an important composer in Opinions about Tunder's place of birth varied during the course of modern musicology of early organ music. Around 1925, [[Peter Wiepert]], a local hi ...
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  • Only one copy of the ''Tabulatuurboeck'' has survived to the modern day. Despite having gone missing and being recently rediscovered, it is the [[Category:Organists|Noordt, Anthoni van]] ...
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  • ...-western Germany in two main groups centered around particularly respected organists ([[Conrad Paumann]] and [[Paul Hofhaimer]] respectively). ...pieces, is notable for an unusual symbol somewhat similar in usage to the modern ''segno'': a circle from which a cross protrudes is used both to divert the ...
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