Passion, Op. 145, No. 4

While this piece is unmistakably Max Reger's (1873-1916) work, I know nothing about it.

No Opus number, not even a "real" title.

The edition I have is Edition: "Le Grand Orgue", edited by Robert Leech Bedell. He gives the title as "As Jesus stood beneath the Cross."

I took this to be, "Da Jesus an dem Kreuze stund," by the tune is obviously "Herzliebster Jesu," so, this is what I've called it.

I did this in an "English cathedral manner," using a lot of color changes in "unusual" ways. While I found it to be highly effective, I don't think it's an "historically accurate" way of playing it.

I played this earlier today on the Wirsching, and I imagine that this was a more "correct" approach... ;-)

ANY HELP in identifying thie piece would be GREATLY appreciated!

The work has been identified as "Passion, Op. 145, No. 4".

THANK YOU, jabunza!!! :-)

Here's a link to the score:

http://javanese.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/5/58/IMSLP207225-SIBLEY1802.11870.fc92-39087012424794no_4.pdf

It's IDENTICAL to the edition that I have, so, in this case, Bedell did NOT "re-compose" the piece, as he sometimes liked to do... ;-)