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SKU: A0.1133983
Composed by Phil Beaman. Classical. Score. 1 pages. Phil Beaman #734098. Published by Phil Beaman (A0.1133983).Classical Euphoria is an Organ Solo of pure fun. Euphoria--"a temporary feeling of excessive happiness and intense joy". That certainly describes this piece of music. This piece puts a smile on my face every time. And it is definitely classical. It is in the Key of C with broken triads and is in Rounded Binary form. The B theme is minor but still happy and energetic. The complete song is Intro-AABBAA-Coda. The is no pedal part except a drone in the Coda. This is a very accessible piece for any organist; perfect for your organ postlude repertoire that can be pulled out at the last minute, yet showy enough to use for recital or concert. 1 page, 1 minute This piece is also in the booklet 3 Pieces for Beginning Organist which contains a prelude, offertory, and postlude; also available on this site.
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