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Serenade in G major: quartet for strings by Leo Sowerby, 2010-08-06 From the Northland: Impressions of the Lake Superior Country, A Suite for Piano [ H. 167a ] The Collected Works of Leo Sowerby (Ronald M. Huntington, Memorial Edition, Includes: Forest Voices, Cascades, Burnt Rock Pool, The Lonely Fiddle-Maker, The Shining Big Sea-Water) by The Boston Music Co., 1926 Leo Sowerby: I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes SHEET MUSIC SATB by Stephen Tanner - SATB div. a cappella, 2010-01-01 Leo Sowerby: I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes SHEET MUSIC SATB by Allan Robert Petker - SATB, 2010-01-01 Leo Sowerby: I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes by Edna Mae Burnam, 2009-01-01 The Organ Music of Leo Sowerby Vol. 4 by LEO SOWERBY, 1996 The Snow Lay On The Ground (Venite Adoremus), Traditional Christmas Carol for Mixed Voices Arranged by Leo Sowerby, SATB with Organ Accompaniment by Leo Sowerby, 1952 Organist Introduction: Johann Tobias Krebs, Gregor Aichinger, David Briggs, Cameron Carpenter, Leo Sowerby, John Stafford Smith Leo Sowerby: I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes SHEET MUSIC SATB by Hugo Adler - SATB, 2010-01-01 Whimsical Variations. < For organ. > by Leo Sowerby, 1952 The Organ Music of Leo Sowergy Vol #3: Non Nobis Domine, Ite Missa Est, Calvinist Hymntune by LEO SOWERBY, 1996 The Snow lay on the Ground. (Venite adoremus.) Traditional Christmas carol for mixed voices arranged by L. Sowerby by Leo Sowerby, 1955 Prelude on " Sine Nomine. " < Ralph Vaughan Williams. > [Organ.] by Leo Sowerby, 1956 Ten Preludes on Hymn Tunes by Leo Sowerby, 1985-03-01

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1. Organ Composers: Leo Sowerby
   BYU Music Department biography with special honors, and representative works.Category Arts Music Composition Composers S Sowerby, LeoLeo Sowerby. b 1968 Biography. Leo Sowerby, the American organist andcomposer, received much of his training in the United States.  
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   Extractions: German Baroque Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck Samuel Scheidt Dieterich Buxtehude Johann Pachelbel ... Johann Sebastian Bach French Baroque Frangois Couperin Nicolas de Grigny Louis-Claude d'Aquin Spanish and Italian Baroque Claudio Merulo Girolamo Frescobaldi Domenico Zipoli Nineteenth and Twentieth Century German Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Johannes Brahms Max Reger Paul Hindemith ... Hugo Distler Nineteenth and Twentieth Century French Charles-Marie Widor Louis Vierne Jean Langlais Olivier Messiaen Nineteenth and Twentieth Century America and England C. Hubert H. Parry Dudley Buck John Knowles Paine Leo Sowerby b. Grand Rapids, Michigan, May 1, 1895 d. Port Clinton, Ohio, July 7, 1968 Leo Sowerby, the American organist and composer, received much of his training in the United States. After studying both organ performance and theory in Chicago, he completed his musical schooling in Italy. Sowerby returned to the United States and taught composition at the American Conservatory in Chicago from 1925 to 1962. In 1962 he helped found the College of Church Musicians in Washington, D.C. In addition, Sowerby remained active in liturgical music, serving as organist at St. James Episcopal Cathedral, Chicago for over forty years. Leo Sowerby was only 18 years old at the premier of his violin concerto.

2. Leo Sowerby
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4. Leo Sowerby - CD Shop Musica Bona
   Leo Sowerby. 36 (1960) Piston Walter Prelude and Allegro for Organ andStrings (1943) sowerby leo Concertpiece for Organ and Orchestra.  
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5. Sowerby, Leo At ChesterNovello.com
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6. Sowerby, Leo At ChesterNovello.com
   HOME COMPOSERS Leo sowerby leo Sowerby. Complete Works. Chorus PlusEnsemble/Orchestra. Solomon's Garden (Cantata) 16 mins. Soloists  
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9. Sowerby, Leo (1895 - 1968)
   Brief biography and recommended recording.Category Arts Music Composition Composers S sowerby, leosowerby, leo (1895 1968). leo sowerby holds an unrivalled positionamong American organists and composers for the organ, writing  
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   Extractions: Leo Sowerby holds an unrivalled position among American organists and composers for the organ, writing a quantity of works for the instrument, many of which remain an essential part of present repertoire. His Festival Musick and Classic Concerto were written for the distinguished organist E. Power Biggs and Pageant for Fernando Germani, organist at St. Peter's in Rome. Recommended Recording Classic Concerto Mediaeval Poem

10. Sowerby, Leo
    sowerby, leo sowerby, leo. Period Early 20th Century. Born Wednesday,May 1, 1895 in Grand Rapids, Michigan (USA). Died Sunday, July  
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11. Leo Sowerby At 100
    leo sowerby at 100* by Harold Stover American organ journals from the period between the two world wars give a vivid picture of the vitality of the organ world in this country in those days.  
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    Extractions: by Harold Stover American organ journals from the period between the two world wars give a vivid picture of the vitality of the organ world in this country in those days. Its practitioners may not have enjoyed the wider historical overview of the instrument which the much more rigorous scholarship of our own time affords us, but they enjoyed an acceptance by the society in which they lived which we cannot help but envy. As we mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of their world's most distinguished member, it is worth stopping to consider what of his life and times has been lost, what remains, and what may be ripe for revival. Leo Sowerby came of age at the same time as did American music. With a few isolated exceptions, American composers before the 1920s had merely tried to imitate the voices of their Central European teachers, but Sowerby's generation, led by such men as George Gershwin, Virgil Thomson, Aaron Copland, Roy Harris, and Walter Piston, took the old European forms and poured into them music which sounded distinctly American in its melody, harmony, and rhythm. Like the writers of the period in search of The Great American Novel, many composers dreamed of writing The Great American Symphony. Beyond the mere quotation of folk tunes, this "American-ness" was a subconscious evocation of a national soul, as unquantifiable-but-real as the "French-ness" of Debussy and Messiaen of the "English-ness" of Elgar and Vaughan Williams. With the sole exception of his pupil Ned Rorem, Sowerby was the last American composer with a national reputation in the world of concert music to display any more than a token interest in church music. He was organist of St .James' Episcopal Cathedral in Chicago for more than 40 years, and his liturgical music occupies a central place in his life's work and in the history of American church music. He produced a long list of anthems, each of which is a master class in the techniques of writing choral music. They illuminate the sacred texts in a truly symphonic style, and feature organ accompaniments that make integral and idiomatic contributions to the texture of the music - real organ music: no one-size-sort -of-fits-all "keyboard" parts like those which so many church music programs seem to demand today.

12. Sowerby, Leo. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    Biography, pronunciation guide, and major works from the Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2001.Category Arts Music Composition Composers S sowerby, leoThe Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. sowerby, leo. (s ´ rb ) (KEY), 1895–1968, American composer and organist, b. Grand Rapids, Mich.  
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    Extractions: May 1, 1872 (Wednesday) May 1, 1895 (Wednesday) Sowerby, Leo (1895 - 1968), United States May 2, 1660 (Sunday) Scarlatti, Alessandro (1660 - 1725), Italy May 3, 1886 (Monday) May 6, 1915 (Thursday) Perle, George (1915 - Living), United States May 6, 1918 (Monday) Ridout, Godfrey (1918 - 1984), Canada May 7, 1833 (Tuesday) Brahms, Johannes (1833 - 1897), Germany May 7, 1923 (Monday) Mennin, Peter (1923 - 1983), United States May 7, 1840 (Thursday) Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich (1840 - 1893), Russia May 8, 1829 (Friday) Gottschalk, Louis Moreau (1829 - 1869), United States May 10, 1916 (Wednesday) Babbitt, Milton (1916 - Living), United States May 11, 1895 (Saturday) Still, William Grant (1895 - 1978), United States May 12, 1845 (Monday) May 12, 1842 (Thursday) Massenet, Jules (1842 - 1912), France May 13, 1842 (Friday) Sullivan, Arthur (1842 - 1900), United Kingdom May 14, 1872 (Tuesday) Zamecnik, John Stepan (1872 - 1953), United States May 15, 1948 (Saturday) Eno, Brian (1948 - Living), United Kingdom May 15, 1567 (Monday) Monteverdi, Claudio (1567 - 1643), Italy

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    encyclopediaEncyclopedia sowerby, leo, sO'urbE Pronunciation Key. sowerby,leo , 1895–1968, American composer and organist, b. Grand Rapids, Mich.  
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    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Sowerby, Leo , American composer and organist, b. Grand Rapids, Mich. Sowerby studied at the American Conservatory, Chicago, and with Percy Grainger. In 1921 an American Prix de Rome was created to enable him to study in Rome. In 1925 he became teacher of composition at the American Conservatory and in 1927 organist and choirmaster of St. James Episcopal Church, Chicago. A prolific composer, he wrote such important works as A Set of Four (1917), Symphony in B Minor (1927), and Symphony in F Sharp Minor (1940), for orchestra; a concerto (1938), for organ and orchestra; the oratorios The Vision of Sir Launfal (1925) and The Canticle of the Sun (1944); and Symphony in G (1932), for organ.

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