Lemoine Vierne - Pièces De Fantaisie Op.54 (3) - Orgue
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Summary of This Score
This new edition revised by Olivier Latry, titular organist of Notre-Dame de Paris, highlights the refined writing of Louis Vierne through a set of emblematic organ pieces. The revision aims to provide a more reliable and comfortable score at the organ bench, facilitating the approach to the musical text and the implementation of interpretative intentions.
The content offers a succession of particularly expressive soundscapes, suitable both for study and performance: Dédicace, Impromptu, Etoile du soir, Fantôme, Sur le Rhin, Carillon de Westminster. Vierne's art of harmonic color, singing lines, and bell or resonance effects is evident, with organ writing that showcases the instrument's palette.
This organ score is intended for organists wishing to work on a demanding but rewarding classical repertoire, with real musical potential in recital, audition, or to build a program around a French aesthetic. Depending on the instrument and acoustics, it also allows exploration of varied registration choices, from the most intimate to the most monumental, while consolidating mastery of touch, articulation, and balance between manuals and pedalboard.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Louis Vierne | Genre | classical score |
| Arranger | Olivier Latry (revision) | Pages | 43 |
| Instrumentation | organ | Year of Publication | 2008 (March) |
Questions frequently asked
Which pieces are included in Pièces de Fantaisie op. 54 (3)?
The collection brings together Dédicace, Impromptu, Étoile du soir, Fantôme, Sur le Rhin, and Carillon de Westminster. These six musical pages explore the harmonic colors and resonance effects characteristic of Louis Vierne's writing.
Is this edition of Vierne revised?
The score has been revised by Olivier Latry, titular organist of Notre-Dame de Paris. This revision, published in March 2008, aims at a more reliable and comfortable reading at the organ bench.
How many pages does this organ score have?
Its 43 pages gather the six pieces of opus 54 (3) for organ.
What level is required to play Vierne’s Pièces de Fantaisie op.54 (3)?
The writing is intended for organists wishing to approach a demanding classical repertoire. The work involves touch, articulation, and balance between manuals and pedalboard. Registration choices may vary according to the instrument and acoustics.
Is Carillon de Westminster included in this volume?
Carillon de Westminster is listed in the contents alongside Sur le Rhin and Fantôme. The piece highlights bell effects and the organ's sound palette.
