Fantasia And Fugue On St. Theodulph – Organ

Fantasia and Fugue on St. Theodulph
Aaron Hunt, renowned for his exceptional instrumental compositions, presents his first published organ work: Fantasia and Fugue on St. Theodulph. This piece, part of the prestigious AGO Marilyn Mason Award Winner Series, takes its inspiration from the hymn tune St. Theodulph. The melody is widely recognized as the setting for “All Glory, Laud, and Honor,” often performed on Palm Sunday and during Passion Week. Hunt’s inventive and expressive writing breathes new life into this timeless hymn tune, offering organists a dynamic and rewarding addition to their repertoire.

About the Composer
Aaron Hunt’s extensive musical background is rooted in advanced study and mentorship under celebrated composers such as Samuel Adler, Marta Ptaszyńska, and John McCabe. Highlights of his academic achievements include:

Ph.D. research in Composition (University of Minnesota, 1999; independently completed 2000-2010)
M.M. in Composition, summa cum laude (University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, 1996)
B.M. in Composition, summa cum laude (Eastern Illinois University, 1994)
Hunt’s compositions reflect a rich blend of tradition and innovation, ensuring his work resonates with contemporary performers and audiences alike.