Theme, Variations and Fugue
George Whitefield Chadwick,
arranged by Wallace Goodrich, reprint of the 1923 Boston Music
Company edition
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This is a new printing on sturdy 80 pound acid-free paper. 28 pages.
The
Theme, Variations and Fugue is probably his most famous work
and has a memorable theme. There is a photo, a list of Chadwick’s
organ music, and a capsule biography. Highest quality guaranteed.
Size of music is
9.5" x 12.5".
$15.00.
This Is Newly Printed Music
George Whitefield Chadwick (1854-1931) was a very unusual man. After dropping out of high school, he entered
the New England Conservatory as a “special student” and studied with Dudley Buck and Eugene Thayer. With no degree,
he became the director of the music department at Olivet College. After studying in Germany, still with no degree, he began
teaching theory and composition at New England Conservatory. He then became their director and supervised their new building
(which is still there). After years of teaching, he was finally awarded an honorary degree (M.A.Hon.) from ... Yale!
Chadwick’s original composition, was
arranged for organ solo in 1923, and this is the edition presented here.
Please read about the ghost arranger,
Wallace
Goodrich and how the mystery was solved and proved in 2011!
Moderate to difficult.
Look at the Music
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