Symphonia Aurora Borealis - Organ symphony in six movements

This is the largest organ work by Fredrik Sixten, "Symphonia Aurora Borealis", in 6 movements and had its German premier at the Stiftskirche, Tübingen on December 28th 2018 with the distinguished prof. Jens Wollenschläger, organ and the brilliant soprano soloist Christine Reber. The Symphony, when performed as a whole, would need an organ of at least three manuals and pedal. It´s our belief that every fine organist knows how to realize a piece according to the instrument given, and therefore I trust that the instructions presented in the score should be helpful enough to achieve a performance true to my intentions and visions.

Foreword
In this edition there are several directions on registrations and the use of manuals. These instructions should be treated as guidelines rather than being compulsary.
However, when there are indications that dictates what registration not to use - they are indeed to be followed. The same passes for not using 16'-stops if 8',4' or 2' are assigned in the pedal part.
The Symphony, when performed as a whole, would need an organ of at least three manuals and pedal. It´s my belief that every fine organist knows how to realize a piece according to the instrument given, and therefore I trust that the instructions presented in the score should be helpful enough to achieve a performance true to my intentions and visions.
December 2018 - Trondheim - Norway
Fredrik Sixten

SYMPHONIA AURORA BOREALIS
I. "Dark"
II. "Dawn"
III. "Day"
IV. "Dusk"
V. "Darkness"
VI. "Divinity" (Version with Soprano Solo)
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VI. "Divinity" (Version for Organ standalone)