Sylke Feldhusen — Ostinat for orgel (2004) @CarsonCooman
Sylke Feldhusen — Ostinat for orgel (2004)  @CarsonCooman
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sylke Feldhusen (b. 1962) — Ostinat for orgel (2004)
Carson Cooman, organ
Published by Cantando Musikkforlag in “In the Light” (https://notebutikken.no)

Composer and organist Sylke Feldhusen (b. 1962) was born and raised in North Germany. She began her education in church music at the age of 14 and held a part-time job as organist in her hometown for some years before pursuing further education at the Berliner Kirchenmusikschule where she took her final examinations in 1987. Shortly afterwards she began her career in Norway where she worked as an organist and choirmaster in Heddal and Notodden until her retirement in 2024. Feldhusen has composed a number of musical works, primarily organ and choral music. Some of her pieces have been published by Cantando Musikkforlag. Feldhusen has also been active in the craft arts and in 2020 published her first novel, “Lundefuglhjerte.”
Sylke Feldhusen — Ostinat for orgel (2004)Erich Koch-Hemhofen — Swingludium (2025) for organCarson Cooman — A Little Dance for Bill (2009) quasi-tango for mechanical (player) pianoCarlotta Ferrari — Sonata scarlattiana 5 (Con spirito) (2024) for organCarlotta Ferrari — Toccata pentecostale di gravitazione (2026) for organChristopher M. Wicks — Berceuse, op. 1026, no. 5 (2026) for organLiz Lane — Wandering the Wandle (2022) for organPaweł Łukaszewski — Pontifex (2008/25) for organOlivia Kieffer — Extra (2017) for organKaren Beaumont — Hymn Rondo on “Irish” (2026) for organDouglas E. Wagner — Hymn Tune and Variations (2025) for organCarson Cooman — Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis (The Third Service) (2021) for chorus
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Sylke Feldhusen — Ostinat for orgel (2004)

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