Leo Sowerby
About the artist
Leo Sowerby (May 1, 1895–July 7, 1968), American composer and church musician, was the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for music in 1946, and was often called the “Dean of American church music” in the early to mid 20th century. Sowerby was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he began to compose at the age of ten. His violin concerto was premiered in 1913 by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. In 1921 he was awarded the Prix de Rome (from the American Academy in Rome), the first composer to receive this.
Top songs
- Comes Autumn Time
- III. In broad style
- Come, risen Lord
- Come, Risen Lord: Come, risen Lord
- Pageant
- Love Came Down At Christmas
- II. Chorale (Quietly)
- Carillon
- I. Fanfare (Boldly)
- I. Merrily, with snap
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- Eternal Light
- II. Very freely
- Medieval Poem
- III. Toccata on "AGO" (With Verve)
- Sonatina: Very slowly
- From the Northland, H. 167: V. The Shining Big Sea-Water
- Canticle of the Sun: O most high …
- Fantasy for Flute Stops
- Symphony In G Major: Second Movement
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord God with all creatures …
- Requiescat in pace
- Manger Carol
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for our sister the moon …
- Passacaglia
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for our brother the wind …
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for our sister water …
- Symphony for Organ in G major: III. Passacaglia
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for our mother the Earth …
- I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for brother fire …
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for our sister the death of the body …
- Prairie
- The Forest of the Dead Trees
- II. Fast and sinister
- Canticle of the Sun: Praised be my Lord for all those who pardon …
- Nunc Dimittis in E minor
- Good King Wenceslas
- Canticle of the Sun: Blessed are they …
- Suite for Organ
- Come, Holy Ghost
- Arioso
- Now There Lightens Upon Us
- Sonata for Clarinet and Piano: I. Slow and sombre
- Magnificat in E minor
- Piano Trio, H. 312: II. Quiet & Serene
- I Was Glad
- Nunc dimittis in D Major
- Canticle of the Sun: Praise ye the Lord …
- Prelude on Veni Emmanuel
- Sonata for Clarinet and Piano: Ii. Exuberantly, but not too fast
- From the Northland: II. Cascades
- Piano Trio, H. 312: I. Slow & Solemn
- II. Cascades
- IV. The Lonely Fiddle-Maker
- Tramping Tune for Piano & Strings, H. 122c
- From the Northland: IV. The Shining Big-Sea Water
- Sonata for Clarinet and Piano: Iii. Quietly flowing
- Christians, to the Paschal Victim
- Classic Concerto for Organ & Strings: I. Merrily, with Snap
- Symphony In G Major: Third Movement, Passacaglia
- Concert Overture
- Classic Concerto for Organ and Strings: In Broad Style
- From the Northland: III. Burnt Rock Pool
- Piano Trio, H. 312: III. Fast. With Broad Sweep
- Concert Piece for Organ and Orchestra, H. 307
- III. Burnt Rock Pool
- Burnt Rock Pool
- Magnificat In D
- Festival Musick: Chorale: Quietly
- Benedictus es, Domine
- Sonata for Clarinet and Piano: Iv. Bright and merry
- From the Northland: Impressions of Lake Superior Country, H. 167: Forest Voices
- Theme In Yellow
- Classic Concerto for Organ & Strings: II. Very Freely
- From the Northland: I. Forest Voices
- Suite for Piano: II. Maliconia
- Classic Concerto for Organ and Strings: Very freely (Dreamily and rhapsodically; with poignant expression)
- I. Forest Voices
- IV. The Shining Big-Sea Water
- All on a Summer’s Day
- Symphony No. 2: I. Sonatina: Sprightly
- Classic Concerto for Organ and Strings: Merrily, with snap
- Serenade for String Quartet in G Major, H. 137
- Turn Thou to Thy God
- Prelude on "Land of Rest"
- 3 Summer Beach Sketches, H109: No. 1, Light
- Medieval Poem: Mediaeval Poem
- Classic Concerto for Organ & Strings: III. In Broad Style
- Cascades
- The Throne of God: Opening
- An Angel Stood by the Altar of the Temple
- Great is the Lord
- Passacaglia, Interlude and Fugue
- O God, the Protector of All
- Symphony for Organ in G Major: I. Very broadly - Moderately fast
- Synconata, H. 176a
- String Quartet in D Minor, H. 172: I. Somber and Slow - Heavily, Not Fast
- Nunc Dimittis In D
- Magnificat in D Major
- Whimsical Variations
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