Reger: Variations and Fugue on an Original Theme, Opus 73 (spiral bound edition)

COMPOSER: Max Reger 
PUBLISHER: Kalmus Edition 
INSTRUMENTATION: Organ 
FORMAT: Paperback (spiral bound)
PAGES: 39 
RETAIL PRICE: $9.95 
CONDITION: Used-Excellent. Some very light shelf wear, no pencil/pen markings.

Max Reger's Variations and Fugue on an Original Theme, Op. 73 is a cornerstone of the Romantic organ repertoire, composed in 1903 and first published in 1904. Dedicated to Karl Straube, this work exemplifies Reger's intricate counterpoint and emotional depth. The piece unfolds in three sections: an introduction, a series of variations, and a culminating fugue, all based on an original theme.

This spiral-bound edition from Kalmus Classic Editions offers organists a practical format for performance and study. The durable binding ensures ease of use on the music stand, and the clear engraving facilitates readability. Spanning 40 pages, the score provides a faithful representation of Reger's complex textures and harmonic richness.

Ideal for advanced organists seeking to explore Reger's profound musical language, this edition serves as both a performance piece and a study in late Romantic composition techniques.