Triumphal March

Description

• excellent choice for weddings and processions, as well as for a
prelude to a festival day or a postlude for any Sunday of the year
• chordal introduction with dotted rhythm give a sense of fanfare to
this exciting work
• enharmonic shifts add interest, while the chord progressions
continue to fall under the hands naturally
• pedal part undergirds the manuals with foundational direction as
well as some contrapuntal interest, remaining technically very
manageable
• some contrapuntal writing expands the melodic shaping and
adds forward momentum, while the piece remains primarily
homophonic
• Lind’s understanding of the organ reflected in a work of strength
and clarity for all festive occasions and processions, as well as for
concert use