Leduc Dupre Marcel - Symphonie Passion Pour Grand Orgue Op.23
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Summary of This Score
French organist and composer Marcel Dupré (1886-1971) remains an essential reference, both for his legendary virtuosity and his pedagogical influence. His Symphonie-Passion (Op. 23) for organ offers a structure in four movements, conceived as a dramatic and progressive meditation: The World awaiting the Saviour, Nativity, Crucifixion, and Resurrection. The writing highlights the organ in all its symphonic dimension, alternating atmospheres of anticipation, luminous surges, harmonic tension, and a final apotheosis. Designed for advanced performers, this work combines musical integrity, architectural breath, and passages of great difficulty, making this score a top choice for in-depth study as well as performance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Marcel Dupré | Genre | classical score (organ repertoire) |
| Instrumentation | organ | Difficulty | advanced |
Questions frequently asked
What are the movements of the Symphonie-Passion Op. 23?
The work unfolds in four movements: The World awaiting the Saviour, Nativity, Crucifixion, and Resurrection. The progression follows a dramatic trajectory, from anticipation to the final apotheosis. Each movement explores contrasting atmospheres within a composition for grand organ.
Is this Marcel Dupré score difficult?
The indicated level is advanced. The writing of Op. 23 includes passages of great difficulty and is intended for experienced organists.
For which instrument is this work written?
The Symphonie-Passion is written for organ.
What musical style does Dupré's Symphonie-Passion offer?
The score belongs to the classical organ repertoire. Its symphonic writing alternates harmonic tension, luminous impulses, and dramatic meditation.
Who composed the Symphonie-Passion Op. 23?
Marcel Dupré, a French organist and composer born in 1886 and died in 1971, is the composer. The work carries the reference Op. 23 and belongs to his repertoire for grand organ.



