Organ Improviser in the Spotlight: Wayne Warren
Here’s what you can learn from this Florida-based artist.
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Here’s what you can learn from this Florida-based artist.
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Here’s where to find improvisation recordings you can actually emulate.
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Add these fuguettes and trios to your repertoire with minimal practice time.
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If you missed it, you can hear my iPhone recording on YouTube. But will it be quite the same?
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Tournemire’s L’Orgue Mystique is an indispensable resource—especially for organists who are feeling “stuck” in their improvisation.
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Here are some audio samples from recent Masses, along with explanations of what I was thinking for each improvisation.
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Don’t just play the organ. Pray the organ.
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If an ex-clarinetist can do it, you can do it—and the benefits far outweigh the effort involved.
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Some guidance on how to stay recollected at a low Mass while you’re also playing organ.
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On those days when you can’t quite put your heart into singing, improvising at the organ can be comforting and rewarding.
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Giovanni Battista Fasolo published an enormous book of organ interludes without pedals • Pierre Gouin typed them up, bringing you this clear window into renaissance liturgical music for free! • Enjoy this treasure trove of organ music from almost 400 years ago! Plus a few highlights from along the way+
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