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Christmas at America's First Cathedral/Baltimore Choral Arts Chorus & Orchestra/Tom Hall
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In addition to familiar seasonal music by Mendelssohn, Handel, Rutter, and others, Christmas from America’s First Cathedral features music from South Africa, Canada, and the United States, including the premiere recordings of seven new works by two of America’s most important African American composers, Dr. Rosephanye Powell and Dr. James Lee III. Dr. Lee’s motet, A Clean Heart is from a collection of four motets composed in 2009. The six selections by Dr. Powell comprise a suite called, Christmas Give, commissioned by Baltimore Choral Arts and given its world premiere December 1, 2009 at the Baltimore Basilica. A free bonus DVD includes selections from that concert, including Dr. Powell reading two poems.
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Douglas Cleveland Plays Rockefeller Chapel
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Douglas Cleveland plays in this first recording of the newly renovated 1928 E. M. Skinner organ of Rockefeller Chapel at the University of Chicago. With the new renovation by Schantz, and a new opening for tonal egress, the organ now speaks more persuasively into the room. This is the instrument that Marcel Dupré used to teach his American students in the 1950s.
Cleveland plays French and English music of the era, plus two new works dedicated to him.
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In Paradisum: The Healing Power of Heaven/South Dakota Chorale
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Winner: Grammy for Best Classical Producer, Blanton Alspaugh
In their debut recording, the South Dakota Chorale performs the rarely recorded “organ version” of Duruflé’s Requiem, using the French-influenced Bedient organ of First Congregational Church in Sioux Falls, SD.
Brian A. Schmidt is a conductor and composer whose award-winning works have been sung by many choirs across the country.
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Carson Cooman: The Welcome News / Cambridge Consonance
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Carson Cooman is an American composer with a catalogue of works ranging from solo instrumental pieces to operas; and from orchestral works to hymn tunes. This recording is devoted to presenting the wide variety of his sacred choral music
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The First Printed Organ Music / Kimberly Marshall
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2012 marks 500 years since the first printed organ music was published by Arnolt Schlick. Kimberly Marshall brings these early works to life, along with other music of Schlick's time, on the exceptional Paul Fritts organ at Arizona State University.
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Decker Plays Decker, v.3
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Following the success of the first two volumes, composer Pamela Decker performs another program of her highly acclaimed work. Decker's definitive recordings were both made on the great 4M/58-stop Flentrop organ of St. Mark's Cathedral, Seattle. With six seconds of reverberation and 24-bit-recording technology, these CDs are audiophile gems as well as world-premiere recordings!
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I wonder as I Wander / Copley Singers
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One of Boston's premier choirs, The Copley Singers draw from British and American traditions with both unusual and familiar arrangements of holiday favorites.
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Bach: Art of Fugue/Lippincott (2 CDs!)
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Few organists are as well known or as highly praised for their Bach recordings as Joan Lippincott. Performing on the newly-constructed Craighead-Saunders organ (closely modeled after a 1776 instrument by the central German organbuilder, Casparini), Lippincott brings a maturity of vision to Art of Fugue that is based on a lifetime of distinguished interpretations and insights into Bach's organ works.
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