Andante No 104 in Mode 111 Phrygian from The Ecclesiastical Organist.

"Stehle studied at Schwäbisch Gmünd . In 1870 he assumed the post of organist at St. Columban's Church in Rorschach . He founded the St. Gallen Cecilian Society for the Promotion of Catholic Vocal Music. In 1874 Stehle was appointed music director of the Abbey of Saint-Gall, where he gained a reputation as a composer and conductor. The University of Friborg awarded him a doctorate in arts in 1911. During his career he was also choirmaster at Eichstätt and professor at Winterthur ."

Stehle did not just write short pieces he also compoosed the monumental Saul Symphonic Poem that can be heard here;
https://www.contrebombarde.com/concerthall/music/61801