Complete Organ Symphonies, Series I many of the most interesting

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and a selection of historical paintings that illustrate rings as they were worn

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Complete Organ Symphonies, Series I many of the most interestingCharles Marie Widor (18441937), the greatest French organist of his day, called the ten solo compositions in this two volume edition "organ symphonies" to reflect both their secular spirit and the orchestral wealth of the timbres of the new French organs. Cast in the distinctive new form he developed, the symphonies usually consist of six or seven short movements of widely varying moods and textures, filled with lively and elegant marches and