Toccata on Lambillote (Come Holy Ghost)
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This postlude sounds much harder than it is!
You can listen to this piece at:
www.angelabirkheadflight.com/lambillotte.html
This toccata draws inspiration from the many written by Johann Pachelbel. The A section dances around the melody of the hymn tune "Lambillotte" commonly known as "Come, Holy Ghost." The transition to the B section incorporates the pedal point technique commonly used by Pachelbel, as well as motifs that overlap and transfer from voice to voice. The transition leads to a lighter section in the dominant minor, after which the main theme is restated in bold chords, followed by a flashy ending. This piece is great for those who are pianist turned organists as the pedal part is easy to learn, and was written to be used on the Feast of Pentecost.
You can listen to this piece at:
www.angelabirkheadflight.com/lambillotte.html
This toccata draws inspiration from the many written by Johann Pachelbel. The A section dances around the melody of the hymn tune "Lambillotte" commonly known as "Come, Holy Ghost." The transition to the B section incorporates the pedal point technique commonly used by Pachelbel, as well as motifs that overlap and transfer from voice to voice. The transition leads to a lighter section in the dominant minor, after which the main theme is restated in bold chords, followed by a flashy ending. This piece is great for those who are pianist turned organists as the pedal part is easy to learn, and was written to be used on the Feast of Pentecost.
