What has the author Franz Karg von Bebenburg written?

Franz Karg-Elert (born Franz Karg von Bebenburg) was a German composer and organist. He was prolific and wrote in many genres:

Organ Music:

* Over 150 organ works including:

* Symphonies for Organ (6 in total)

* "Trierischer" Organ Symphonies (8 in total)

* "Chorale Preludes" (Over 100)

* "Fantasien" and "Toccatas"

* Transcriptions of works by other composers (Bach, Wagner, etc.)

Orchestral Music:

* Symphonic Poems (e.g., "Der Wanderer")

* Overtures (e.g., "Sakuntala")

* Concertos (e.g., Piano Concerto in G major, Violin Concerto in D major)

Vocal Music:

* Choral works (e.g., "The Passion of Christ", "The Seven Last Words of Christ")

* Art songs

* Lieder

Chamber Music:

* String Quartets

* Piano Trios

* Violin Sonatas

Other Genres:

* Piano pieces

* Organ arrangements

* Educational pieces

Notable Works:

* "Symphonie in C minor, op. 113" (one of his most famous organ works)

* "Chorale Preludes, op. 122" (a collection of chorale preludes)

* "Trierischer" Organ Symphony No. 1, op. 137" (one of his most popular organ works)

* "Der Wanderer, op. 141" (a symphonic poem)

Karg-Elert's music is known for its expressive and emotional nature, its virtuosic demands, and its often programmatic character. He was a highly skilled composer who drew inspiration from a wide range of sources.

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