Two Sets of Variations for Pedal Study
by Eugene Thayer, reprinted from 1876 Oliver Ditson editions
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This is a new printing from original editions on sturdy acid-free paper. These two sets of variations present Thayer’s
techniques for pedalling. He used these two tunes:
Pleyel’s Hymn (“Children of the Heavenly King”)
and
Adeste Fideles (“O Come All Ye Faithful.”) 16 pages.
We provide a photo and capsule biography of Thayer. Highest quality guaranteed.
Size of music is
10.5" x 13.5". $12.00.
This Is Newly Printed Music
Eugene Thayer (1838-1889), a contemporary of Dudley Buck and John Knowles Paine, was one of the early American organ virtuosi
who composed many works for the organ. If you play a tracker organ, as did Thayer, this pedalling presents solid technique for your
use; if you play an organ with electro-pneumatic action, you may want to change some of it, but in any case you will find these
worthy of study and engaging for you and your listeners. Moderate.
(compare Burnap’s Pleyel variations)
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