Vierne Complete Pno Works Vol3 BA

Louis Vierne is best-known as a famous organist and composer of organ music. Less well-known, as it was not part of his public life but was to a large extent reserved for private circles, was the fact that he was also an outstanding pianist.

His piano works were praised by his contemporaries for their compositional refinement, fine sonority as well as frequent virtuosic passages and are on the same artistic level as his organ works.

The third volume of the chronologically arranged edition of Viernes works includes Silhouettes denfants Op.43 in the tradition of 19th century childrens pieces and the major work of his later creative period, the four-movement cycle "Solitude Op.44. It also includes two pieces which only survive in manuscript form, published here for the first time.

- Urtext Edition of Louis Viernes Complete Piano Works in three volumes

- Critical edition based on all available sources

- Includes two previously unpublished works

- With an extensive foreword (Fr/Ger/Eng), Critical Commentary and facsimile pages

Complete Piano Works Volume III: The Last Works

Silhouettes d'enfants Op.43 [Vierne, Louis]; Pice pour piano Op.49 [Vierne, Louis]; Letter of 10 April 1925 to Jean Hur [Vierne, Louis]; Pome des cloches funbres Op.39 (December 1916) [Vierne, Louis]; 1. Cloches dans le cauchemar (lost piece) [Vierne, Louis]; 2. Le Glas (first edition) [Vierne, Louis]; Silhouettes d'enfants Op.43 (May-June 1918) [Vierne, Louis]; 1. Valse [Vierne, Louis]; 2. Chanson [Vierne, Louis]; 3. Divertissement [Vierne, Louis]; 4. Barcarolle [Vierne, Louis]; 5. Gavotte (dans le style ancien) [Vierne, Louis]; Solitude Op.44 (June-July 1918) [Vierne, Louis]; 1. Hantise [Vierne, Louis];
2. Nuit blanche [Vierne, Louis]; 3. Vision hallucinante [Vierne, Louis]; 4. La ronde fantastique des revenants [Vierne, Louis]; Pice pour piano (August 1922) Op.49 first edition [Vierne, Louis]