Egbert Juffer: Fanfara di apertura per Organo, Opus 28 (.PDF)
Fanfara di apertura per Organo, Op. 28 — Egbert Juffer
This brilliant concert fanfare by Dutch-British composer Egbert Juffer was originally written for the opening of the album Egbert Juffer: Organ Works Vol. 1 (recorded on the 2014 Fleiter organ of St. Ludgerus, Billerbeck, Germany). Written on January 14th/15th, 2023, the 'Fanfara di apertura' (Openings fanfare) is marked 'Maestoso, alla marcia' and brims with grandeur, driving rhythms, and festive sonorities. A rousing piece for recitals, ceremonial occasions, and festive service use.
Why you’ll love it:
Majestic character – Processional rhythms and brilliant fanfare gestures make this an ideal opener or ceremonial highlight.
Spectacular registrations – Extensive stop lists are provided, ranging from Trompeta magna 16′ and Bombarde 16′ to Hautbois, Cromorne, and full chamades, matching the grandeur of the recorded performance.
Clear engraving – 2 pages of music notation and 1 page of manual and registration directions presented within a 6-page publication, laid out with manual and pedal couplings clearly indicated.
Advanced brilliance – Suitable for organists around UK Grade 7, requiring confident rhythmic control and stamina. The piece runs about 2½–3 minutes, offering a compact but dazzling display.
About the composer:
Egbert Juffer (b. 1991) holds multiple diplomas in composition and theory (LLCM, LVCM, AMusLCM) and has quickly earned a reputation for vibrant, audience-friendly organ works released through EJ Music Publishing Ltd.
Publication details:
Fanfara di apertura per Organo, Op. 28 — 6 pages in total (2 pages of music notation), organ score in PDF format. © 2023 EJ Music Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved; purchase licenses you to play from the copy but not to reproduce or distribute it. Catalogue No.: EJMP03032.
Add sheet music of this exhilarating Fanfara di apertura by Egbert Juffer to your repertoire and let its jubilant brilliance shine at the start of your next concert or celebration.




