Course 13

Organ repertoire by Johann Sebastian Bach IV by Prof. Bine Katryn Bryndorf

Dates: July 27-31 (2nd week)

Description
Two main subjects are discussed in this fourth Bach course. On the menu are all separate Trios and Sonata 3 and 6. The focus will be how to translate these pieces, who are inspired by and in some cases transcriptions from pieces for three separate instruments like violin, oboe, flute, cello, etc., to the organ. Next to this, Prof. Bryndorf gives you the chance to play a Toccata and Fugue at your own choice.

Repertoire list
Bach Partitas:
‘Christ der du bist der helle Tag’ BWV 766
‘O Gott du frommer Gott’ BWV 767
‘Ach was soll ich Sünder machen’ BWV 770

Prelude and Fugue C Major BWV 531
Prelude and Fugue E Minor BWV 533
Prelude and Fugue G Minor BWV 535 (and 535a)
Prelude and Fugue in E / Toccata in E (or in C) BWV 566
Prelude and Fugue D Major BWV 532 (and 532a)
Fugue in B Minor after Corelli BWV 579
Fugue in C Minor after Legrenzi BWV 574

18 Leipzig chorales, early versions

Choose which pieces you want to prepare and let us know by sending an email to office@organfestival.nl. Please note that the playing time per student is limited and that we cannot guarantee that you can play all your preferred pieces. Nevertheless, choose approximately 3-5 pieces so that the professor can compile an attractive course program.
If we do not receive notification of your prepared pieces, your registration will be changed to passive.

This course can not be combined with:
[4b] Organ repertoire by Jehan Alain & Gaston Litaize (Lebrun)

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About Bine Katryn Bryndorf
Bine Katryn Bryndorf is organist of the Cathedral in Roskilde. At the age of 18 she went to Vienna and took her complete training there, in Saarbrücken and in Boston. Her most important teachers were Kristian Olesen (organ), Bjørn Hjelmborg (theory), Michael Radulescu and Daniel Roth (organ), William Porter (improvisation) as well as Gordon Murray (harpsichord). She has played concerts in most European countries, in Japan and USA and is in great demand as a jury member in international organ competitions and as a teacher at masterclasses. Bine Bryndorf has been a teacher at the Musikhochschule in Vienna and the Royal Academy of Music in London. Since 1994 she has taught at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen.