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The "Symphony No. 9 for Organ in C minor, Op. 70", often called "Gothique", exudes a majestic and mysterious atmosphere, tinged with romanticism. The student will face significant technical challenges, particularly in managing hand independence and interpreting rapid passages that require both agility and expression. This work belongs to the Romantic period, characterized by a rediscovery of ancient musical traditions and a rich exploration of instrumental sonorities.