Works and editions by Jepson, Harry Benjamin (1870-1952)
Harry Benjamin Jepson was born in Connecticut in 1870. He studied at Yale University with Horatio Parker, among others, and later moved to Paris to study with Charles Marie Widor and Louis Vierne. In 1907 he became a professor of music at Yale and later the first university organist at Yale. Jepson left behind vocal and organ music that clearly shows the influence of his teachers.
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Bach Concerto c Rheinberger Bungart Ed. Soler Six Bonis Suite Mahler Symphony Sweelinck Schönberg A Wick Three tone Ravel Toby Valse Plum Posthumous Diverse Organ Gounod 20 Hesse 36 easy Boulanger Psalm Mahler Symphony Diverse Two Boulanger Pie Rheinberger Berthemet L Maier Vilon Krause Rachmaninow Lehár Yours is Röntgen Six Weismann Vierne Eros Karg-Elert Beach Romance Suk Piano Missa Mois de Renner jun. Parker Concerto Gerhardt Three Lefébure-Wely Sweelinck Song Missa Heures Strohl Sonate Parker Concerto Neukomm Reinhard Second Prokofiev Peter Schönberg Gounod 20 de Lange Organ
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