WELCOME
to the Website for
.
A Brief Bio-Bib
&
Publications
for
Ennis Fruhauf
Education
(Born
1944 in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.)
Cranbrook School (1956-62); B.M. 'with distinction' (1962-67), and M.M.
(1966-68) from University of Michigan D.M.A. (1970-73) from
University of Southern California.
Employment
Music
faculty of University of California, Santa Barbara (1968-74); University of
California, Riverside (1976-77); Pomona College (1977-79)
Church music positions (as Organist-Choirmaster, Music Director, and/or
Organist) in Tecumseh, Michigan; Santa Barbara, Claremont, Petaluma, and
Carpinteria, California; and Seattle, Washington: Episcopal,
Unitarian, Community (Presbyterian), Congregational-UCC, and Catholic
denominations
Publications
Please consult the website for
Fruhauf Music Publications
( at www.frumuspub.net
) for complete listings of works for organ solo, choir and organ, cast-bell
carillon (and other miscellaneous music performance media) that are not
included in the publications itemized below. And please note that Fantasy
on
"Come Down, O Love Divine"
and Choral on Veni Creator Spiritus, are now both out of print
but revised and reissued by frumuspub.
Organ
Concordia
Publishing House
(
www.cph.org
)
♦ Fantasy on "Come Down, O Love Divine" [1991,
Catalog No. 97-6112 -- OOP]
♦ Chorale for Organ on
Veni Creator Spiritus
[1993,
Catalog No. 97-6272 -- OOP]
♦ Welsh Hymn Tune Preludes [1997, Catalog
No. 97-6671 -- OOP]
Augsburg
Fortress Publishers
(
www.augsburgfortress.org
)
♦
Ralph Vaughan Williams and the English Hymn, Six
Settings for Organ
[1997, ISBN 0-8006-5687-3]
♦ Elegy on Thaxted (Pavane, Aria and Chorale) --
Organ Music for the Seasons, Vol. 2
[1999, ISBN 0-8006-5877-9]
♦ [Declamation on] King's Lynn -- Augsburg
Organ Library, Epiphany
[2001, ISBN 0-8006-5934-1]
♦ Fantasy on King's Weston (Prelude, Air, Fugato
and Hymn) -- Organ Music for the Seasons, Vol. 3
[2002, ISBN 0-8006-7564-9]
Carillon
♦
Original Compositions
The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America
(
http://www.gcna.org/catalog-original.html
)
♦ Abracadabra (from Perspectives for
Carillon) [Catalog No. 93-O2]
♦ Jubilate: Sonata, Aria e Fugato, and Rondo
[Catalog No. O3-C1]
[Also available from NKV]
♦ Nocturne (from Perspectives for
Carillon) [Catalog No. 97-C4]
♦ Passacaglia (from Perspectives for
Carillon) [Catalog No. 2001-C2]
♦ Triptych [Catalog No. 11-C6]
♦
Perspectives
for Carillon
(12 pages)
[These two movements of
Perspective for Carillon
♦ Mirrorrim
.pd
(5 pages)
are
now available from the GCNA as new editions]
♦
Sonata
.pdf
(7 pages)
♦ Legende
for Carillon (Second Prize, GCNA 2010 Franco Composition Competition)
[ A
GCNA publication, June 2010]
American Carillon Music Editions
[ ACME
]
(
www.carillon-music.com
)
Sue
&
Mark Bergren, Editor/Publisher --
268 Winding Creek Drive
Naperville, IL 60565
--
[Bus] (630) 355-7187 --
[Fax] (630) 477-0447
♦
Reflections on 'Let There Be Light' [Catalog. No. FFR]
♦ Classical
Transcriptions and Arrangements
The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America
(
http://www.gcna.org/catalog-transcriptions.html
)
♦
Air and Variations, The Harmonious Blacksmith, from Suite for Clavier
in E, George Frideric Handel [Catalog No. 08-A5]
♦ Prelude in G Minor, S. 535 (for Organ), Johann
Sebastian Bach [Catalog No. 06-A11]
Fenwick Parva Press
♦ Quodlibet on Brother James' Air and
Mit Freuden Zart, in rondo with Aria on St. James
(Carillon 2002: A Tribute to James R. Lawson)
Sewanee: The University
of the
South
(
http://www.sewanee.edu/carillon/pdf
)
♦
A Triptych of Advent Hymns,
Three Settings
for
Carillon
Available as a .pdf download for reprint and performance
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