Marco Enrico Bossi Complete Organ Works, Volume I Bärenreiter Urtext Edited by Ennio Cominetti BA 8436 · EUR 32.95
To appear in October 2005	Marco Enrico Bossi: An Italian organ master Marco Enrico Bossi (1861-1925) was a leading figure in Italian organ music during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Stylistically he is often compared to his famous contemporary César Franck, with whom he was on terms of friendship. Bossi’s compositional style combines Bachian craftsmanship with late-romantic influences from France and Germany, including unmistakable echoes of Johannes Brahms. This volume launches Bärenreiter's performing Urtext edition of Bossi’s complete works for organ, scheduled to appear in six volumes. It is based on all sources that have survived and will include all of his works, many of which were previously unknown. Each volume will contain a detailed preface and critical report (Italian, Eng., Ger.) as well as facsimiles and a list of sources. Contents: Overture, op. 3 Scherzi, op. 49, nos. 1-2 Impromptu (à la Chopin), op. 49, no. 3 Inno trionfale, op. 53 Res severa magnum gaudium I, suite, op. 54 Quattro pezzi, op. 59 --------------------- Already published: Léon Boëllmann Complete Organ Works Volume I BA 8424 · EUR 33.95 Volume II BA 8425 · EUR 32.95 Volume III.1 BA 8462 · EUR 27.95 »… we are grateful to Bärenreiter for this fine Urtext Edition and we urge colleagues to make use of it.« (The American Organist) Volume III.2 BA 8463 · EUR 29.95 Volume III.3 BA 8464 · EUR 29.95 Théodore Dubois Complete Organ Works Volume I: Early Works (1859–1877) BA 8468 · EUR 44.95 Félix-Alexandre Guilmant Selected Organ Works Volume I BA 8407 · EUR 39.95 Volume II BA 8408 · EUR 45.95 »Wolf Kalipp is to be congratulated on his scholarly edition.« (The Organ) Volume III BA 8409 · EUR 39.95 Volume IV BA 8410 · EUR 36.95