Klemetti / Lehtola: Klemetti: Works for Organ

Klemetti / Lehtola SKU: 44403140
Klemetti / Lehtola: Klemetti: Works for Organ

Klemetti / Lehtola: Klemetti: Works for Organ

Klemetti / Lehtola SKU: 44403140

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Title: Klemetti: Works for Organ
Artist: Klemetti / Lehtola
Label: Toccata
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060113447050
Genre: Classical Artists

Heikki Klemetti (1876-1953) was one of the most important figures in the Finnish music of his day: author, organiser, musicologist, editor, educator, folksong collector and, above all, choral composer. His work as an organist and composer for the organ has largely been forgotten, an omission this first-ever album of his organ music seeks to correct. The influence of Ostrobothnian folksong can readily be heard, and there are obvious points of contact with the musical language of Sibelius, not least in the unemphatic dignity and nobility of the style, with the modal harmonies occasionally calling to mind another of Klemetti's contemporaries: Vaughan Williams

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