Charles Marie Widor (1845-1937) was heir to the French Romantic legacy passed on by the likes of Franck and Dubois, and he brought it to full fruition with his grand organ symphonies. A well-known concert organist once said that this was THE toccata. What organist hasn't wanted to be able to perform this spectacular piece? Those who have less than recital level technique will be grateful for this splendid simplified arrangement.
Toccata From The Fifth Organ Symphony (Chas Marie Widor)