Douze Pièces pour Orgue
by Albert Ribollet, reprint of 1921 Alphonse Leduc & Cie edition
This is a new printing of the original French edition on 60 pound acid-free paper. 67 pages. All markings are original. Highest quality guaranteed. Graphics below are reduced in size and quality for faster loading. The cover has been carefully restored and reproduced in color. Size of music is 8.5" x 11.0". $20.00.
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The 12 pieces in this collection are useful for service and concert. They offer great contrasts in mood, style, and key. Ribollet always included some little bit of freshness in his compositions to awaken the listener’s ear.
  1. Prélude
  2. Fantaisie
  3. Adagietto
  4. Toccata
  5. Pastorale
  6. Improvisation
  1. Cantabile
  2. Menuet
  3. Caprice
  4. Intermezzo
  5. Aria
  6. Postlude
Albert Gilbert Ribollet (1884-1963) graduated from the Paris Conservatory in 1900. He studied with Alexandre Guilmant, Charles-Marie Widor, and Louis Vierne, among others. Vierne dedicated his “Préambule” to him. For many years, he played the organs in the Cathedral of Nice, France. In 1915, during the war, his leg was amputated but he continued with his music. He served as director of Nice Conservatory from 1947 until 1954. On November 5, 1999, the city council of Nice named a street in his honor. His compositions include organ music, motets and masses, and symphonies for orchestra. These pieces require moderate playing ability.