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Rondo in G
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Rondo in G by John Bull Organ - Sheet Music

By John Bull
Organ - Late Intermediate to Advanced

SKU: MN.10-958

Composed by John Bull and Richard Ellsasser. Arranged by John Bull. Non Hymn-Based, Bestseller, Processionals/Recessionals. Wedding. MorningStar Music Publishers #10-958. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers (MN.10-958).

UPC: 688670109584.

A reissue of the out-of-print edition of the spritely original Ellsasser arrangement.

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Based on 4 Reviews
Colin
February 10, 2021
Rondo in G
A good presentation with a pedal part added for modern performance. Listen to Dianne Bish performing it on YouTube to realize the work's potential. - stunning
Anonymous
September 25, 2012
rondo in g
exellent copy and fast postage and the price was good too im very happy with this service.stephen
Yogee58
May 14, 2012
Excellent fun
I had been looking for this for ages. It's only now I've been asked to review it that I noticed the other arrangement by S Drummond Wolff. I wonder what that one is like. The Elsasser version is great fun and only of medium difficulty. It can use up a whole five and a half minutes of a recital with people foot tapping and clapping! I like the Bach Gigue fugue very much too, but it is much harder. The Elsasser arrangement is used on the brilliant recording by Martin Mans which you can find on youtube.
61keys32pipes
January 06, 2012
Very nice piece of music
This work by Elsasser is one that is useful not only for inclusion on any organ recital, but it is also useful as a Postlude, or as a very joyful Prelude - maybe for Easter, or Christmas, etc. The best thing about this work is that it has the joyfulness of Bach's Jig Fugue, without a difficult pedal part.