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Promenades en Provence/Simon Nieminski
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Eugène Reuchsel is music shares the same era as the well-known Marcel Dupré. This set of impressionistic French pieces, divided into 3 books along with 2 representative samples of other works from Reuchsel's collection of organ works are entitled "Bouquet de France." Simon Nieminski has chosen St. Louis Cathedral (MO) as his recording location, because its extremely dense and resonant acoustics and the organ produce an effect with this literature that is not unlike many of the largest organs and largest cathedrals in France. It is a sonic spectacular and brings one of the largest sanctuaries in America to your stereo!
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Hear my Words, ye people/Choir of St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh
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The premiere CD recording of the Choir of St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, under the direction of newly-appointed Master of the Music and Organist, Simon Nieminski. Many favourite Anglican classics and a few new, modern works.
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The Organ at The Met: Simon Nieminski, organ
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The Organ at the Met
The Matthew Copley Organ
St. Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral, Edinburgh
Simon Nieminski, organ
In his latest Pro Organo disc, The Organ at the Met, Simon Nieminski performs on the new 3-manual Matthew Copley organ at St. Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral ("The Met") in Edinburgh, where he has served as Cathedral Organist and Master of the Music. His diverse program spans Belgian, French and Czech compositions of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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The Longhorns of Abilene/Simon Nieminski
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Pro Organo brings us the debut CD recording of The Shelton Organ of First Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas, built by Nichols & Simpson Organbuilders of Little Rock, Arkansas. The organ was dedicated in September, 2006. It is showcased in this debut CD - with the descriptive title THE LONGHORNS OF ABILENE, by British organ virtuoso Simon Nieminski.
The colors and dynamic textures of this 56 stop, 71 rank instrument are heard in a program ranging from the French Classic music of André Raison to the mid-20th century music of Marcel Dupré. The main highlights of the program are the Symphonic Fantasie and Fugue, Opus 57, known as "The Inferno" by Max Reger, and a tuneful, four-movement set of 1920s-era British tone-poems by Frederick Wood.
Simon Nieminski, organist of St Mary's Metropolitan (R.C.) Cathedral in Edinburgh, Scotland, and well-known to Pro Organo fans from his several critically-acclaimed CDs, continues to build his reputation in this release.
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Organ Symphonies of Barnes/Simon Nieminski
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Barnes, studied at Yale with Horatio Parker and Harry Jepson (to whom the First Symphony is dedicated), then in Paris with Vincent d'Indy, Abel Marie Decaux, and Louis Vierne. He is perhaps best known as the arranger of the commonly sung version of "Angels we have heard on high."
Simon Nieminski plays the tonally unaltered 1937 Wicks at St. Mary's Cathedral, Peoria, Illinois. The organ was designed and voiced by Henry Vincent Willis.
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Organic Shakespeare/Nieminski
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In this novel program, Simon Nieminski uncovers many gems spanning several eras of organ literature, and lends them his imaginative interpretation. This recording also exhibits the superb tonal qualities in today's Wicks organs under guidance of Wicks tonal director, William Hamner.
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Sir Edward Meets Father Willis/Simon Nieminski
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Simon Nieminski plays Elgar on the 1879 "Father" Henry Willis organ of Saint Mary's Episcopal Cathedral
Edinburgh, Scotland.
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