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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | British Fantasies and Fanfares
A truly magnificent and stirring release of British Fantasies and Fanfares by John Cook, Herbert Howells, Percy Whitlock, York Bowen, Edward Bairstow, Paul Spicer, Edward Elgar and Willian Walton. Nigel Potts is currently Organist & Choirmaster of Christ & St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in New York City and Artist-in-Residence at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Bay Shore, NY. On this recording he plays the Schoenstein Organ of St Paul’s Parish, Washington DC. | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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| |  | Volume VII - Norwich
David Dunnett (Norwich Cathedral organ) | | | Usually despatched in 4 - 5 working days. |
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| |  | Romantic and Virtuoso Works for Organ - Volume 3
Jane Parker-Smith releases her third volume of romantic and virtuoso works for organ. Here we see original pieces by Saint-Saëns, Wiedermann, Landmann, Bairstow Hubert H. Parry, Gárdonyi and two arrangements: Lizst’s magnificent Symphonic Poem Orpheus, in a transcription by Jean Guillou and the Scherzo Symphonique by Pierre Cochereau, transription by Jeremy Filsell. Jane Parker-Smith is one of the world’s leading concert organists, acclaimed by the critics and public alike for her musicianship, virtuosity and interpretative ability. She has been awarded numerous prizes and scholarships, including a French government scholarship which enabled her to complete her studies in Paris with the legendary blind organist Jean Langlais and to perfect her knowledge and understanding of twentieth-century organ music for which she is now internationally renowned. The Organ of the Catholic Parish Church of St. Gudula in Rhede The instrument, built in 1998 by Romanus Seifert & Sohn of Kevelaer Germany, has 52 stops, divided into 3 manuals and a pedal. The organ is equipped with a slider soundboard with a tracker action and electric stop control. Located behind the organ case are the Great organ, the Positif (expressive) and the Pedal organ. Behind this lies the Swell. The large wooden pipes of the Subbass 32’ are positioned at the back of the organ and these can be viewed from the entrance hall to the tower. 14 stops were taken from its predecessor (Horstenke, Telgte 1874 and Breil, Dorsten 1902/1937) as well as from the stock of historic stops kept by the Seifert workshop. Thus an artistically ‘universal’ organ came into being, with stylistic references to the German and French late Romantic period. “Light (and not so light) relief, as the virtuosic Parker-Smith continues he exploration of some unusual repertoire. The dazzling Cochereau Scherzo symphonique shows off both organist and an excitingly recorded organ in Rhede, Germany.” BBC Music Magazine, October 2009 **** “Once again Jane Parker-Smith has produced a high-class display of her impeccable musicianship, mixing well known repertory with several overlooked and neglected pieces. This generously filled disc makes a refreshing listening experience. Strongly recommended.” Gramophone Magazine, May 2009 | | | This item is currently out of stock at the UK distributor. You may order it now but please be aware that it may be six weeks or more before it can be despatched. |
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Anderson, A: | Repetitive Strain McEwan Hall, Univ. of Edinburgh –Michael Bonaventure | Bach, J S: | Chorale Prelude BWV649 'Ach bleib’ bei uns, Herr Jesu Christ' Canongate Kirk – Nicholas Wearne Chorale Prelude BWV648 'Meine Seele erhebt den Herren' St Giles’ Cathedral – Michael Harris | Bairstow: | Evening Song St Thomas’ Parish Church, Leith- Peter Backhouse | Baker, G: | Berceuse Paraphrase Palmerston Place Church – Andrew Caskie | Battison Haynes: | Introduction & Variations on a Ground Bass Freemasons’ Hall – Timothy Byram-Wigfield | Bingham, J: | St Bride, assisted by angels Freemasons’ Hall – Timothy Byram-Wigfield | Buxtehude: | Toccata in F Major, BuxWV157 Palmerston Place Church – Andrew Caskie Te Deum Laudamus, BuxWv 218 Reid Concert Hall, University of Edinburgh--Nicholas Wearne | Duruflé: | Choral varié from Prélude, Adagio et Choral varié sur le thème du ‘Veni Creator’, Op. 4 St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral- Duncan Ferguson | Fitkin: | Organ Loretto School – Michael Bonaventure | Franck, C: | Pièce héroïque, M37 St Giles’ Cathedral – Michael Harris Andantino in G minor for organ Morningside Parish Church – Morley Whitehead | Gigout: | Grand Choeur dialogue St Cuthbert’s Parish Church – Thomas Laing-Reilly | Hollins: | Evening Rest (1917) Usher Hall – John Kitchen Maytime Gavotte (1927) arr. W. Creser Reid Memorial Church - Roger Fisher | Howells: | Pieces (6): Master Tallis's Testament St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral- Duncan Ferguson | Humperdinck: | Hänsel & Gretel Overture arr. W. Creser Reid Memorial Church - Roger Fisher | Jackson, F: | Prelude on East Acklam (organ) St Michael’s Parish Church, Inveresk – Peter Backhouse | Krebs, J L: | Fantasia sopra 'Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend' St Andrew’s & St George’s West Parish Church – Michael Harris | Langlais: | Suite Médiévale, Op. 56: Méditation St Cuthbert’s Parish Church – Thomas Laing-Reilly | Leighton: | Fantasies (6) on Hymn Tunes, Op. 72: Fantasy 5 ‘Veni Emmanuel’ St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral- Duncan Ferguson Paean St Giles’ Cathedral – Michael Harris | Mathias: | Fanfare (1987) Palmerston Place Church – Andrew Caskie | McCabe: | Dies Resurrectionis Loretto School – Michael Bonaventure | McGuire, E: | Ae Fond Kist recorded premiere, commissioned by Paul Baxter with support from the Scottish Arts Council Royal Order of Scotland – Nicholas Wearne | Mendelssohn: | Prelude & Fugue for organ in D minor, Op. 37 No. 3 Broughton St Mary’s Parish Church – John Kitchen Theme And Variations In D Major St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Dalkeith – John Kitchen | Murrill: | Postlude on a Ground Morningside Parish Church – Morley Whitehead | Nares: | Introduction and Fugue in A minor/major Enharmonic Chamber Organ, Laigh Room, St Cecilia’s Hall – John Kitchen | Parry: | Elegy Broughton St Mary’s Parish Church – John Kitchen | Rasmussen, N C: | Variationer og modspil Canongate Kirk – Nicholas Wearne | Rheinberger: | Organ Sonata No. 7 in F minor, Op. 127: Allegro non troppo Pilrig St Paul’s Church – Andrew Caskie | Rinck: | 6 Variations on a Theme of Corelli, Op. 56 St Andrew’s & St George’s West Parish Church – Michael Harris | Smart: | Postlude in D St Michael’s Parish Church, Inveresk – Peter Backhouse | Stanford: | Six Short Preludes and Postludes, Op. 101: Prelude in F major St Thomas’ Parish Church, Leith- Peter Backhouse Postlude in G minor, Op. 101 No. 2 St Thomas’ Parish Church, Leith- Peter Backhouse | Stanley, J: | Voluntary Op. 7 No. 3 in D minor Royal Order of Scotland – Nicholas Wearne | Swayne: | Mr Bach’s Bottle Bank St Mary’s Metropolitan Cathedral – Simon Nieminski | Sweelinck: | Est-ce Mars, SwWV 321 Home of John Kitchen – John Kitchen | Thalben-Ball: | Elegy in F (No. 11 from A Little Organ Book in memory of Hubert Parry) Pilrig St Paul’s Church – Andrew Caskie Largo, Allegro, Aria and Two Variations Morningside Parish Church – Morley Whitehead | Tomkins: | Voluntary attrib. Benjamin Cosyn Enharmonic Chamber Organ, Laigh Room, St Cecilia’s Hall – John Kitchen | Vierne, L: | Pièces de fantaisie, 3rd suite, Op. 54: No. 6, Carillon de Westminster St Cuthbert’s Parish Church – Thomas Laing-Reilly | Warlock: | Capriol Suite: Pieds-en-l'air arr. W. Creser Reid Memorial Church - Roger Fisher | Weir: | Wild Mossy Mountains McEwan Hall, Univ. of Edinburgh –Michael Bonaventure | Wesley, S: | Air & Gavotte St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Dalkeith – John Kitchen Full Organ with Trumpet: No. 13 [sic] from Twelve Short Pieces St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Dalkeith – John Kitchen | Whitlock: | Organ Sonata in C minor: Grave Usher Hall – John Kitchen | Widor: | Organ Symphony No. 6 in G minor, Op. 42 No. 2: Allegro St Mary’s Metropolitan Cathedral – Simon Nieminski |
Edinburgh’s churches and concert halls are home to a rich variety of pipe organs. Open this book and step into a world of glorious architecture and fascinating history. In amongst these pages 22 of the city's most notable instruments are surveyed in full colour. Meanwhile 12 illustrious players, all with deeprooted Edinburgh connections, demonstrate the full range and versatility of these instruments on the four accompanying CDs. The full gamut of the repertoire is here, and Edinburgh's organs have the voices to match. Time to lift the veil from some of the closestguarded treasures of one of the world's great cities. (Only 2,000 of these numbered hardback books will ever be produced. At the time of writing only 600 Copies remain commercially available.) “This is a magnificent package, fully befitting its subject...The entire collection is a veritable treasure-trove, a feast for lovers of organ music...Just 2,000 copies of this will ever be published - get it now, while you can - you will never regret it.” International Record Review, January 2011 | | | Usually despatched in 3 - 4 working days. |
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