Item 20 - Variations on "Tempus adest floridum"

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JCPP/Hurford/2/3/20

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Variations on "Tempus adest floridum"

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  • 1988 (Creation)

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Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
(22 November 1930 - 3 March 2019)

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Studied both music and law at Jesus College, graduating with dual degrees, and afterwards obtained a reputation for both musical scholarship and organ playing.

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Variations on "Tempus adest floridum". In A major (metronome marking: ca. 96 beats per minute) (pages 14-15).
Piece included in the book: "Pedals only : 13 Studien zeitgenossischer Komponisten =​ Pedals only : 13 studies by contemporary composers". Published by Universal Edition, Vienna.

Contents:

  • Helmut Bornefeld: Holzschuh-Polka
  • Bengt Hambraeus: Pedalexercitium pro organo
  • Thomas Daniel Schlee: Etüde für Orgelpedal solo
  • Pierre Cogen: Psalmodie
  • Martin Haselböck: Stampede
  • Peter Hurford: Variations on "Tempus adest floridum"
  • Xavier Darasse: Pedal-Exercitium
  • Jean Guillou: Impromptu
  • Gerd Zacher: "Wenn der Fuß spräche: ich bin keine Hand..." (Pedalskizze)
  • Joseph Rreveyron: Fantaisie-Choral sur l'hymne de Saint Jean
  • Theo Brandmüller: "...und die Sonne ist verschwunden..." (Drei Nachtmärsche für Pedal solo)
  • Oskar Gottlieb Blarr: Roncalli-Nashorn "Else"
  • Lionel Rogg: Contrepointes. Etude pour le pédalier

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      There is a photocopy of the first page of Hurford's piece (page 14) with pencil markings.

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