Bill, there are some selections from Vaughan Williams' "Pilgrim's
Progress" arranged for baritone and organ by the composer. Of course, his
"Five Mystical Songs" have been arranged for organ (not by the composer):
however, these require a very accomplished organist. Very. Also, Franz
Liszt has several works for voice and organ: check out "Cantico del sol
di San Francesco d'Assisi". I can't remember off the top of my head, but
the Boris Blacher (if your audience can handle the modern idiom) "Drei
Psalmen" may be for baritone and organ.
Mark Montgomery
On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 balley@m... wrote:
> I singing a recital in the Fall. The program is music for voice and organ.
> There is no piano at all. The first half will be solo organ music and I
> will sing on the second half.
>
> I am looking for suggestions about repertoire for the concert. I am an
> accomplished Baritone who has sung in many churches. I would appreciate any
> suggestions that you could give me.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Bill Alley
> Baritone
> Boston, MA
> Email: balley@m...
>
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