Category: Rinck, Christian Heinrich

Rinck’s opus 20 is a nice set of Trio’s. They are overall not too difficult, but nonetheless very nice to play and to listen to. They were meant to be used in teaching organ...

Rinck’s opus 20 is a nice set of Trio’s. They are overall not too difficult, but nonetheless very nice to play and to listen to. They were meant to be used in teaching organ...

Rinck’s opus 20 is a nice set of Trio’s. They are overall not too difficult, but nonetheless very nice to play and to listen to. They were meant to be used in teaching organ...

This is the third score Benjamin Intartaglia contributes to this site. Rinck’s E major Trio from his opus 20 is again a lovely Trio. A bit more difficult than the C major and f...

This is the second score Benjamin Intartaglia contributes to this site. Rinck’s C major Trio from his opus 20 is a lovely Trio. If you like the score, visit Benjamin’s website and drop him...

A few months ago I posted three Trio’s from Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) (here, here and here). The source for these three Trio’s (“The Modern School for the Organ” (Boston, Massachusetts: 1860)...

Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) published his “24 leicht ausführbahre Trios für the Orgel” (24 easy playable trios for organ) as opus 20. A modern edition of 12 of these trios is available...

Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) published his “24 leicht ausführbahre Tios für the Orgel” (24 easy playable trios for organ) as opus 20. A modern edition of 12 of these trios is available...

Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) published his “24 leicht ausführbahre Tios für the Orgel” (24 easy playable trios for organ) as opus 20. A modern edition of 12 of these trios is available...