Organ selections for the wedding service /

Pl. no.: B.M.Co.4779--B.M.Co.4794, B.M.Co.5162.

Scherzo, Intermezzo, Notturno und Hochzeitmarsch, aus der Musik zu Shakespeare's Sommernachtstraum, Op. 61.

For orchestra.

Hochzeits-Marsch : für Orgel, Op. 110 No. 4 /

"Zur Hochzeitsfeierlichkeit Ihrer Königlichen Hoheiten des Erbprinzen Victorio Emanuel III mit der Erbprinzessin Elena di Montenegro componirt."

Les noces : = The wedding = Die Hochzeit : ballet with soli and chorus /

Mode of access: Internet.

Russian album. [music] : selected compositions for the pianoforte.

Gavotte pastorale / A. Arensky -- Golden wedding minuet / G. Karganoff -- Arabesque / G. Karganoff -- Berceuse / Alex Ilynsky -- Fantastic tale / H. Pachulski -- Slumber song / L. Arkadieff -- Album leaf, in C / Alexander Kopylow -- Romance in A[flat] / Nikolas Rimsky-Korsakoff -- Arabesque / B. Wrangell -- Canzonetta / Caesar Cui -- Nocturne / Ignace Krzyzanowski -- Berceuse / G. Karganoff -- Prelude / A. Kopylow -- The Cuckoo / A. Arensky -- Elegie / Sergei Yóuferoff -- Valse capricieuse / Boleslaus Grodzki -- Intermezzo / G. Karganoff -- Berceuse / S. Barmotine -- The Music box / Anatole Liadow -- Novellette / N. Rimsky-Korsakow -- Tarentelle / Gʹenari Karganoff -- By the sea / A. Arensky.

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