Edition Breitkopf Walther - Complete Organ Works vol.2 - Orgue
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Summary of This Score
Johann Gottfried Walther, organist in Weimar and a key figure in the German tradition, left behind a body of work that is both abundant and structurally significant, complemented by important theoretical contributions. This publication is part of a new edition of his organ works, conceived in four volumes by Klaus Beckmann, with an editorial approach and layout that clearly distinguish it from earlier editions, which were long based on the research of Max Seiffert.
This score is intended for organists wishing to deepen their understanding of a demanding repertoire, stylistically rooted in Baroque Germany, and particularly valuable for understanding the aesthetic connections and influences around Weimar. It serves as a relevant resource both for study (working on phrasing, articulation, voice leading, and ornamentation) and for program building, thanks to the overall coherence provided by this new volume organization.
Whether you are a conservatory student, seeking solid musical material for worship or concert, or simply curious to expand your organ library beyond the essentials, this edition highlights the breadth of Walther's work and its lasting interest for performance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Johann Gottfried Walther | Genre | Classical score |
| Instrumentation | Organ | Pages | 156 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music written for organ?
This sheet music is dedicated to the organ and compiles works by Johann Gottfried Walther.
How many pages does volume 2 contain?
The volume contains 156 pages.
Who prepared this new edition of Walther's organ works?
The edition was prepared by Klaus Beckmann. It is part of a publication of organ works spread across four volumes. Its layout differs from previous editions based on Max Seiffert's research.
Is this edition suitable for conservatory study?
The sheet music is appropriate for studying a demanding organ repertoire rooted in the German Baroque. Phrasing, articulation, voice leading, and ornamentation are among the areas covered.
What musical style is addressed in Complete Organ Works vol. 2?
The collection belongs to classical music and fits within the German tradition around Weimar. It highlights the aesthetic lineages associated with this Baroque context.



