Widor Variations on an Original Theme in E minor, Op. 1
Opus 1 shows that Widor takes the tonal language of J. S. Bach as a starting point, yet gives his cycle of variations, which is reminiscent of the Goldberg Variations, its own romantic expression. In 1876 he revised the variations and published them as opus 29. Our carefully edited new edition contains both versions (Op. 1 and Op. 29).
Opus 1 shows that Widor takes the tonal language of J. S. Bach as a starting point, yet gives his cycle of variations, which is reminiscent of the Goldberg Variations, its own romantic expression. In 1876 he revised the variations and published them as opus 29. Our carefully edited new edition contains both versions (Op. 1 and Op. 29).
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Widor Variations on an Original Theme in E minor, Op. 1—
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Opus 1 shows that Widor takes the tonal language of J. S. Bach as a starting point, yet gives his cycle of variations, which is reminiscent of the Goldberg Variations, its own romantic expression. In 1876 he revised the variations and published them as opus 29. Our carefully edited new edition contains both versions (Op. 1 and Op. 29).
