About Guy Weitz
Belgian composer and organist (*1883 in Verviers, Belgium; † 1970 in London, England).
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Top Tracks
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Ave regina caelorum
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Fanfare and Gothic March
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Bach Prelude in E-Flat, Bmv 552
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Andante Cantabile From 4th Symphony
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Bach's Prelude In E Flat
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Choral In A Minor
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Extract From 1st Movt Of 1st Symphony
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Choral No 1 In E
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Grand Choeur
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Finale In B Flat
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Finale From 1st Symphony
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Ave Regina Caelorum ------
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Fanfare & Gothic March for Organ
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Lied
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Paraphrase on "Regina Coeli Laetare"
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De Profundis clamavi
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Liszt's Fantasia And Fugue On B.A.C.H.
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Grand Chœur "Benedicamus Domino"
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Benedicamus Domino: Grand Choeur
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Sicilienne
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Mortify us by thy grace
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In Paradisum
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Liszt-Fantasia And Fugue On B.A.C.H.
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Second Symphony for Organ: I. Symphonic movement
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First Symphony for Organ: I. Regina Pacis
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Two Pieces for the Organ based on Plainchant Motives: II. Benedicite Dominum
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Prière "Prelude on Salve Regina"
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First Symphony for Organ: II. Mater Dolorosa
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Symphony No.1: Mater Dolorosa
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Two Pieces for the Organ based on Plainchant Motives: I. Ave Regina
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Christmas Rhapsody
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Second Symphony for Organ: V. Finale
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Second Symphony for Organ: II. Passacaille
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Second Symphony for Organ: III. Prologue and Scherzo
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Second Symphony for Organ: IV. Procession
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Symphony No.2: Symphonic Movement
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Symphony No. 1: III. Stella Maris
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Bach Prelude In E Flat BMV 552
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Antiphon: Ave Regina
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Stella Maris
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Grand-Chœur (Voluntary on the 5th Mode)
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Symphony for Organ: III. Stella Maris
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Symphony for Organ: I. Regina Pacis
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Symphony No. 2 for Organ: V. Finale
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Symphony No. 2 for Organ: I. Symphonic Movement
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Symphony No. 2 for Organ: II. Passacaille
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2 Pieces for the Organ: 2. Benedicite Dominum, Introit
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Christmas Rhapsody on an Old Walloon Carol
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Symphony for Organ: II. Mater Dolorosa
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Symphony No. 2 for Organ: III. Prologue and Scherzo
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