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VAUGHAN WILLIAMS / MENDELSSOHN / WOOD / PARRY / STAINER / MOZART / etc
Songs of Praise (Includes Let all the world in every corner sing Praise My Soul and Hear My Prayer Darius Battiwalla, organ / Michael Thompson, tenor; Halifax Choral Society; John Pryce-Jones, conductor [ Naxos / CD - released 12/Oct/2003 ] With this instruction the Book of Common Prayer of 1622 motivated several centuries of English composers to focus their creativity into the huge collection of short choral works that are the English Anthems. |
MARCEL DUPRE
Dupre: Works for organ Vol 9 Bruce Neswick (organ) with Jennifer Rende (viola) Clyde Beavers (cello) Timothy Durbin (violin) [ Naxos Organ Encyclopedia / CD - released 1/May/2004 ] "Naxos have put us in their debt by providing a substantial organ repertoire with fine players and excellent recordings. Not least of their achievements is this latest disc, which gives us an extra dimension, by including works for organ and strings.... |
VIERNE
Vierne: Organ Symphonies Nos. 3 and 6 Bruno Mathieu (organ) [ Naxos / CD - released 30/Apr/2006 ] "The Naxos pairing is also more than worth its modest price. Burno Mathieu is a pupil of Marie-Claire Alain, and a splendid organist in his own right." Penguin Guide |
BLITHEMAN / REDFORD / TALLIS / TOMKINS
Tudor Organ Music Carl Smith [ Naxos / CD - released 25/Nov/2006 ] English organists of the early sixteenth century contributed roughly one hundred polyphonic keyboard works based on liturgical plainsong which survive in manuscript copy. |
ANTHONI van NOORDT
Van Noordt: Works for organ Vol 2 Cees van der Poel (organ) [ Naxos Organ Encyclopedia / CD - released 1/May/2004 ] "The playing is stylistically intelligent and seems exemplary. This disc, at budget price, surely merits the highest recommendation." - Organists' Review (Michael Overbury), February 2000 |
WILLIAM HARRIS
Choral Music Choir of St George's Chapel Windsor Castle / Roger Judd (organ) / Timothy Byram-Wigfield [ Naxos / CD - released 2/Jan/2007 ] In addition to music previously unrecorded, this disc includes Harris' two best known works: Faire is the heav'n, and Bring us O Lord God, both pinnacles of twentiethcentury English Church Music |
WALTON
Belshazzar's Feast / Crown Imperial / Orb and Sceptre Christopher Purves (baritone) Simon Lindley (organ) / Huddersfield Choral Society / Leeds Philharmonic Chorus / English Northern Philharmonia [ Naxos / CD - released 17/Jun/2004 ] "These are, not surprisingly, dashing and eminently enjoyable performances. If not the last word they are certainly virtuosic interpretations and brilliant recordings with, in the case of Belshazzar, the Northern British choral and brass traditions... |
ANONYMOUS / ADAM VON FULDA / ADAM GILBERT / JACOB BARBIREAU / etc
Sacred and Secular Music from Renaissance Germany Ciaramella Instrumental and Voal Ensemble, Adam and Rotem Gilbert, with Mahan Esfahani (organ) [ Naxos / CD - released 12/Mar/2006 ] No fifteenth-century wedding, civic ceremony, feast day, or royal joyeux entrée would have been complete without the sound of the alta capella, or "high choir." The term referred not to singers, but to the loud voices of shawms, trumpets or trombones. |
DIETERICH BUXTEHUDE
Buxtehude: Organ Music, Vol. 4 Craig Cramer (organ) [ Naxos Organ Encyclopedia / CD - released 2/Jul/2005 ] Dietrich Buxtehude, who identified himself as Danish, was seemingly born in Oldesloe about the year 1637, the son of an organist and schoolmaster. |
Eric Lebrun, organ
Franck - The Great Organ Works Vol.1 [ Naxos / CD - released 16/Feb/2001 ] Performed on the great organ of Saint-Antoine des Quinze-Vingts, Paris |
