Organ Concerto in G minor

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The Organ Concerto in G minor is a 1930s concerto by French composer Francis Poulenc, celebrated for its dramatic, neo-baroque style and prominent place in the organ repertoire.

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instanceOf concerto
organ concerto
alsoKnownAs Concerto for Organ, Strings and Timpani in G minor NERFINISHED
approximateDuration 20–25 minutes
catalogueNumber FP 93 NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Princess Edmond de Polignac NERFINISHED
composer Francis Poulenc NERFINISHED
composerNationality French
compositionEndYear 1938
compositionStartYear 1934
countryOfOrigin France
decadeOfComposition 1930s
dedicatedTo Princess Edmond de Polignac NERFINISHED
genre classical music
concerto grosso style
hasOpusOrCatalogueDesignation FP 93 NERFINISHED
hasSection fast, toccata-like passages
slow, meditative passages
influences Baroque music
J. S. Bach NERFINISHED
instrumentation organ and string orchestra
organ, timpani and string orchestra
key G minor
language instrumental
movementStructure single continuous movement
notableFeature dramatic contrasts
frequent use of organ solo passages
integration of organ with string orchestra
neo-baroque idiom
period 20th-century music
placeInRepertoire major work of the organ concerto repertoire
one of Francis Poulenc’s most performed works
premiereConductor Roger Désormière NERFINISHED
premiereCountry France NERFINISHED
premiereLocation Paris NERFINISHED
premiereOrganist Maurice Duruflé NERFINISHED
premiereYear 1939
publisher Chester Music NERFINISHED
soloInstrument organ
style neo-baroque
tonalCenter G minor
workOfComposer Francis Poulenc NERFINISHED

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Francis Poulenc notableWork Organ Concerto in G minor