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The image shows a program from an event presented by The Busch-Reisinger Museum, featuring Dr. Frederick Tulan performing premières and other recent music for organ. The program lists the following pieces:

I. Cadence Perlée de Pédale pour le Concerto (to be played with or without the Organ Concerto) by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)

II. Passacaglia by Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)

• Fugue by Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)

III. Pièce Hébrafque by Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)

• Apparition in the Sky by Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)
• In Honor of Natalie Koussevitzky by Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)
• Fantasy by Otto Luening (B. 1900)

IV. God of the Expanding Universe for Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape by Richard Felciano (B. 1930)

• To Come In / To Go Out by Virgil Thomson (B. 1896)
  • Note: Virgil Thomson will become 75 tomorrow
• Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan (1-26 Scale) by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968)
• Praeludium for Solo Organ by Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)
• Toccata by Henk Badings (B. 1907)

The program also requests that, with the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, the audience please applaud at the conclusion of each group.

The image shows a page from a program for an organ concert presented by The Busch-Reisinger Museum. The concert is titled "Premières and other Recent Music for Organ" and is performed by Dr. Frederick Tulan.

Here are the details listed for each segment of the concert:

I. Cadence Perlée de Pédale pour le Concerto

• Composer: Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
• Description: "to be played with or without the Organ Concerto"
• Marked with stars (***)

II. Passacaglia

• Composer: Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)
• Subsection: Fugue
• Composer: Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)
• Marked with stars (****)

III. Pièce Hébraïque

• Composer: Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)
  • Subsection: Apparition in the Sky
• Composer: Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)
  • Subsection: In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky
• Composer: Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)
• Composer: Otto Luening (B. 1900)
  • Subsection: Fantasy
• Marked with stars (*****)

IV. God of the Expanding Universe

• For Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape
• To Come In / To Go Out
• Composer: Richard Felciano (B. 1930)
• Note: Virgil Thomson will become 75 tomorrow
  • Subsection: Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan (1-26 Scale)
  • Composer: Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968)
• Praeludium for Solo Organ
• Composer: Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)
• Composer: Henk Badings (B. 1907)
  • Subsection: Toccata
• Marked with stars (*****)

At the bottom of the page, it is noted that with the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, applause is to be given at the conclusion of each group.

The image shows a page from a program for a concert hosted by The Busch-Reisinger Museum. The concert features Dr. Frederick Tulan performing "Premières and other Recent Music for Organ." The program lists several compositions with their respective composers and birth years.

Here is the detailed breakdown of the concert program:

I.

• "Cadence Perlée de Pédale pour le Concerto" by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
  • To be played with or without the Organ Concerto

II.

• "Passacaglia" by Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)
• "Fugue" by Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)

III.

• "Pièce Hébraïque" by Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)
• "Apparition in the Sky" by Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)
• "In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky" by Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)
• "Fantasy" by Otto Luening (B. 1900)

IV.

• "God of the Expanding Universe" for Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape by Richard Felciano (B. 1930)
• "To Come In / To Go Out" by Virgil Thomson (B. 1896)
  • Note: Virgil Thomson will become 75 the following day.
• "Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan" (1-26 Scale) by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968)
• "Praeludium for Solo Organ" by Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)
• "Toccata" by Henk Badings (B. 1907)

The program also includes an instruction at the bottom: "With the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, please applaud at the conclusion of groups."

The image is a program from a musical event held at the Busch-Reisinger Museum. The event features a recital by Dr. Frederick Tulian, titled "Premieres and other Recent Music for Organ."

The program lists several musical pieces to be performed, along with their composers and birth years:

I. Cadence Perlée de Pédale pour le Concerto "to be played with or without the Organ Concerto"

• Composer: Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)

II. Passacaglia

• Composer: Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)
  Fugue
• Composer: Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)

III. Pièce Hébraïque

• Composer: Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)
  Apparition in the Sky
• Composer: Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)
  In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky
• Composer: Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)
  Fantasy
• Composer: Otto Luening (B. 1900)

IV. God of the Expanding Universe (for Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape)

• Composer: Richard Felciano (B. 1930)
  To Come In / To Go Out
• Composer: Virgil Thomson (B. 1896)
  (Note: Virgil Thomson will be 75 tomorrow)

Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulian (1-26 Scale)

• Composer: Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968)
  Praeludium for Solo Organ
• Composer: Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)
  Toccata
• Composer: Henk Badings (B. 1907)

The program concludes with a note: "With the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, please applaud at the conclusion of groups."

The image shows a concert program from "The Busch-Reisinger Museum" presenting an organ recital by Dr. Frederick Tulan. The program is titled "Premières and other Recent Music for Organ" and lists several musical pieces, each by different composers.

Here is a detailed breakdown of the program:

I. Pieces by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)

• Cadence Perlée de pédale pour le Concerto "to be played with or without the Organ Concerto"

II. Pieces by Various Composers

• Passacaglia by Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)
• Fugue by Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)

Intermission Indicated by Asterisks

III. Pieces by Various Composers

• Pièce Hébraïque by Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)
• Apparition in the Sky by Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)
• In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky by Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)
• Fantasy by Otto Luening (B. 1900)

Another Intermission Indicated by Asterisks

IV. Pieces by Various Composers

• God of the Expanding Universe for Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape by Richard Felciano (B. 1930)
• To Come In / To Go Out by Virgil Thomson (B. 1896)

Premieres:

• (Virgil Thomson will become 75 tomorrow)
• Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968) (1-26 Scale)
• Praeludium for Solo Organ by Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)
• Toccata by Henk Badings (B. 1907)

There is a note at the bottom of the program stating: "With the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, please applaud at the conclusion of groups."

The image is a program for a concert presented by The Busch-Reisinger Museum, featuring Dr. Frederick Tulan performing premières and other recent music for the organ. The program lists several pieces to be performed, organized into four sections. Here is a detailed summary of the program:

I. Cadence Perlée de Fédale pour le Concerto "to be played with or without the Organ Concerto"

• Composer: Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)

II. Passacaglia

• Composer: Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)

Fugue

• Composer: Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)

III. Piece Hébraïque

• Composer: Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)

Apparition in the Sky

• Composer: Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)

In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky

• Composer: Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)

Fantasy

• Composer: Otto Luening (B. 1900)

IV. God of the Expanding Universe

• Composer: Richard Felciano (B. 1930)

For Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape

• Composer: Virgil Thomson (B. 1896)

To Come In / To Go Out

• Composer: Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968)

Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan (1 - 26 Scale)

• Composer: Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)

Praeudium for Solo Organ

• Composer: Henk Badings (B. 1907)

Toccata

• Composer: Henk Badings (B. 1907)

At the bottom of the program, there is a note requesting the audience to applaud at the conclusion of groups, with the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano.

The image shows an open book or booklet that seems to be a program for a musical event. Specifically, it lists performances presented by the Busch-Reisinger Museum featuring Dr. Frederick T. Tolan. The program is entitled "Premières and other Recent Music for Organ."

Several compositions are listed with their respective composers:

I. "Cadence Perlée de pédale pour le Concerto" by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) which can be played with or without the Organ Concerto.

II. "Passacaglia" and a "Fugue" without a named composer, followed by five asterisks.

III. "Pièce Hébraïque" and other works by different composers such as Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897), "Apparition in the Sky" by Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911), pieces in honor of Natalie Koussevitsky by Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918), and a "Fantasy" by Otto Luening (B. 1900).

IV. "God of the Expanding Universe" for Organ and Buchla Synthesizer–Tape by Richard Felciano. There are also works by Virgil Thomson for his 75th birthday; "Prelude on the Name of Frederick T. Tolan" by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968), a "Praeludium for Solo Organ" by Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891), and a "Toccata" by Henk Badings (B. 1907).

At the bottom, there's a note stating that with the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, the audience is requested to applaud at the conclusion of groups.

The image shows a typed program or announcement from The Busch-Reisinger Museum presenting Dr. Frederick Tulan. The presentation is titled "Premières and other Recent Music for Organ." The program lists four main sections of music pieces with composers' names and birth years:

I. Cadence Perlée de Pédale pour le Concerto "to be played with or without the Organ Concerto" by Francis Poulenc (1899-1963).

II. Passacaglia and Fugue by Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906) and Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903).

III. Pièce Hébraïque (which includes "Apparition in the Sky," "In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky," and "Fantasy") by Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897), Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911), Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918), and Otto Luening (B. 1900).

IV. God of the Expanding Universe for Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape, "To Come In / To Go Out" by Richard Felciano (B. 1930) and Virgil Thomson (B. 1896). This section also includes a note that Virgil Thomson will become 75 tomorrow. Additional pieces in this section are "Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan (1-26 Scale)" by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968), "Praeludium for Solo Organ" by Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891), and "Toccata" by Henk Badings (B. 1907).

At the bottom, there is a note stating: "With the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, please applaud at the conclusion of groups."

The image shows an open book, specifically a program or booklet for a musical event titled "Premières and other Recent Music for Organ" presented by The Busch-Reisinger Museum. The page lists a series of organ compositions and their respective composers, along with brief biographical details. Here's a breakdown of the content:

Title and Header:

• THE BUSCH-REISINGER MUSEUM PRESENTS
• DR. FREDERICK TULAN
• Premières and other Recent Music for Organ

List of Compositions:

The compositions are organized into numbered sections, each with a title, composer, and year of birth (where applicable):

I. Cadence Perlée de Pédale pour le Concerto

• "to be played with or without the Organ Concerto"
• Composer: Francis Poulenc (1899–1963)

II. Passacaglia

• Fugue
• Composer: Dimitri Shostakovich (B. 1906)
• Composer: Aram Khachaturian (B. 1903)

III. Pièce Hébraïque

• Apparition in the Sky
• In Honor of Natalie Koussevitsky
• Fantasy
• Composers:
  • Alexandre Tansman (B. 1897)
  • Alan Hovhaness (B. 1911)
  • Leonard Bernstein (B. 1918)
  • Otto Luening (B. 1900)

IV. God of the Expanding Universe

• For Organ and Buchla Synthesizer-Tape
• To Come In / To Go Out
• Composer: Richard Felciano (B. 1930)
• Composer: Virgil Thomson (B. 1896)

Additional Works:

• Prelude on the Name of Frederick Tulan (1 – 26 Scale)
  • Composer: Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895–1968)
• Praëludium for Solo Organ
  • Composer: Sir Arthur Bliss (B. 1891)
• Toccata
  • Composer: Henk Badings (B. 1907)

Special Note:

At the bottom of the page, there is a note stating:

"With the exception of the composition by Richard Felciano, please applaud at the conclusion of groups."

Design and Layout:

• The page has a clean, formal layout typical of a concert program or booklet.
• The text is printed in a serif font, and the page is slightly worn, suggesting it may be from an older or well-used program.
• The edges of the book are visible, showing a green spine and orange cover.

Overall Context:

This program appears to be for a concert or recital featuring contemporary and modern organ music, showcasing works by notable composers from the 20th century. The inclusion of electronic elements (e.g., Buchla Synthesizer-Tape) indicates a blend of traditional and innovative musical techniques. The note about applause suggests a structured performance format, with specific instructions for the audience.

The image shows a page from a music book titled "Premieres and other Recent Music for Organ." It features a list of organ compositions, each accompanied by the composer's name and birth year. The compositions are divided into four sections, each with a unique title and a brief description. The page also includes a note about applause at the conclusion of each group of compositions, with the exception of a composition by Richard Felciano. The page is part of a larger book, with a green spine and a white cover.