Robert Hebble
Robert Hebble, born in 1934, is an American composer, arranger, and organist.[1] He worked as a voluntary assistant to the organist Virgil Fox.[2]
Works
Organ music
Original compositions
- A Symphony of Light
- Cathedral of Commerce
- Haec Dies Resurgam
- Festival Fanfare (published by H.T. FitzSimons Company)
- Rejoice ! 14 Improvisations on Hymn Melodies
- Toccatino on Rico Tino (based on "Festal song")
- Near the cross (published by Lorenz Publishing Company)
- Ah, Holy Jesus
- In the cross of Christ I glory (tune Herzliebster Jesu)
- Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross (tune Near the cross)
- My song is love unknown (tune Rhosymedre)
- What Wondrous Love Is This (tune Wondrous Love)
- When I survey the wondrous cross (tune Hamburg)
- The Crystal Cathedral Organ Collection - 12 pieces for the Hazel Wright Organ
- Celebration
- Diptych (based on "Orientis Partibus")
- Heraldings (dedicated to Dr. and Mrs. Robert Schuller)
- Meditation on "My sheperd will supply my need"
- Nave (based on "Divinum Mysterium")
- Toccata on "Old Hundredth"
- Pastel
- Prelude on "I Wonder as I Wander"
- Psalm prelude
- Schematics (based on "Ton y botel" and "Ebenezer")
- Seven palette sketches of Utrillo
- I - Rue des Saints-Pères
- II - Lapin agile sous la neige
- III - L'église Saint-Séverin
- IV - Paris, vu du Square Saint-Antoine
- V - L'église Boissy-Saint-Antoine
- VI - La chapelle de Beaulieu
- VII - Crépuscule, Golfe du Morbihan
- Soft Stillness and the Night
- A Cathedral of commerce (commissioned by the Friends of the Wanamaker Organ for the centenary of the organ)
Arrangements
- Amazing Grace
- By arrangement only
- Siciliano, from Sonata n°2 for flute, by J.S. Bach
- Lament of Dido, from Dido & Aeneas, by H. Purcell
- Dialogo per organo, from L'organo Suonarino, by A. Banchieri
- Pavane, from Ma Mère l'Oye, by M. Ravel
- Little litanies of Jesus, by G. Grouvlez
- Sospiri, by E. Elgar
- In the garden (based on the tune "Garden"), by C. Austin Miles
- Christmas, Variations on "Adeste fidelis", by G. Dethier
- Northern lights, by S. Karg-Elert
- Vergin, tutto amor, by F. Durante
- Liebestod, from Tristan & Isolde, by R. Wagner
- Prayer, from Sea Shell, by C. Engel
- Prelude to Act III, from Tristan & Isolde, by R. Wagner
- Hear the angels sing, artistic carol settings for organ[3]
- We Three Kings Of Orient Are
- Silent Night, Holy Night
- O Jesu Sweet, O Jesu Mild
- Away In A Manger
- Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine
- Of the Father's Love Begotten
- It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
- O Little Town of Bethlehem
- Ted Alan Worth in concert[4]
- Symphonia No 29, by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Romanza, by Edvard Grieg
- Winter Night, by Frederick Delius
- Homage to Fritz Kreisler (based on "Londonderry Air")
Hymns
- Hymnal Companion For Organ (free accompaniments and modulations with original hymns in organ score)
- For the Masses (published by Sacred Music Press)
- Sing of Mary
- Hail, Holy Queen, Enthroned Above (Salve Regina Coelitum)
- At the cross her station keeping (Stabat Mater Dolorosa)
- Hail, Holy Queen, enthroned above (Salve Regina Coelitum)
- Come, Holy Ghost, Creator Blest
- Favorite Hymns for Organ (published by Alfred Music)
- Abide with Me
- Fairest Lord Jesus
- Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee
References
- ↑ Richard Torrence; Marshall Yaeger; Ted Alan Worth; Virgil Fox Society (2001). Virgil Fox (the dish): an irreverent biography of the great American organist. Circles International. p. 34.
- ↑ Craig Whitney (15 September 2004). All the Stops: The Glorious Pipe Organ and Its American Masters. PublicAffairs. p. 133. ISBN 978-0-7867-4025-3.
- ↑ "Hear The Angels Sing Sheet Music By Robert Hebble - Sheet Music Plus". www.sheetmusicplus.com. Retrieved 2016-04-09.
- ↑ "Ted Alan Worth In Concert Sheet Music By Robert Hebble - Sheet Music Plus". www.sheetmusicplus.com. Retrieved 2016-04-09.
This article is issued from
Wikipedia.
The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike.
Additional terms may apply for the media files.