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The 25th anniversary of the installation of the 1911 Murray M. Harris organ at Saint James is the occasion for this double-album. Acclaimed recitalist Todd Wilson demonstrates the Harris organ's exceptional range of colors and dynamics. Extensively restored and rebuilt in 1995, the Harris organ at Saint James shows why he is often called "the Father of Organ building in the West." Harris built the instrument at St James. Todd Wilson's substantial program demonstrates the full range of colors and dynamics of this instrument -- in its first commercial recording.
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The award-winning East Carolina University Chamber Singers are directed here by James Franklin. Recorded in one of our favorite acoustics (St Paul's Episcopal, Greenville, NC---our 6th in this room), the Singers are accompanied by Andrew Scanlon on the French Romantic style three-manual organ by C. B. Fisk. The Producer for this album is the multi-Grammy award winner, Blanton Alspaugh. Franklin has programmed significant works from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Britten's Hymn to St Cecilia, Rutter's "Be Thou my Vision", Biebl's Ave Maria, and works by Bairstow, Martin, Durufle, Elgar, Mendelssohn, and Arvo Part.
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Organ music for two, vol 5
Elizabeth and Raymond Chenault
Cathedral of St Philip (Atlanta)
World Premiere Recordings!
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Internationally acclaimed recitalist Kimberly Marshall performs a musical celebration of Notre Dame (Paris) on the largest mean-tone organ in the world, the North German Baroque organ in Gothenburg, Sweden. Schola Gothia, the renowned women's choir, joins her in music honoring the Virgin Mary.
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A 2020 Choral Sampler from the Gothic Catalog! Get this recording for FREE with your order of any other physical CD in our catalog. Limited to the first 100 orders, (U.S. shipping addresses only). Just include this album in your shopping cart and the cost of this recording will be removed when your order ships---if you are among the first 100!
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and to see the booklet!
A prominent element in the shared culture of cities of the Hanseatic
League were the pipe organs. Jonathan Moyer begins a series on these
remarkable instruments in Lubeck, on an organ
with pipework from the mid-1400s. Expanded by Stellwagen in 1637, the
"north" organ in St Jakobi was an important model in the revival of
historical styles of organ building in the 20th century.
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Part a series of concert recordings celebrating 50 years of the Flentrop organ at Saint Mark's Cathedral (Seattle). This concert explores works
from Bach's earliest days through the end of his time in Weimar. Major works on this program include the Chorale Partita: "O Gott, du frommer
Gott", The "Gigue" G major Fugue, the Prelude and Fugue in F minor (BWV 534), and the Prelude and Fugue in A minor (BWV 543).
Fanfare: "A major release, superbly recorded."
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Part a series of concert recordings celebrating 50 years of the Flentrop organ at Saint Mark's Cathedral (Seattle). Major
works on this program include the Prelude and Fugue in C minor
("Arnstadt"), Toccata and Fugue in D minor ("Dorian"), Fantasie and
Fugue in G minor (BWV 542), Fugue on the Magnificat and three large
"Leipzig" chorales.
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Re-imagined as a single work in 18 movements, the Mendelssohn Sonatas receive a new interpretation based on historical perspectives by Hans Davidsson. The 1806 Shiorlin organ in Gammalkil, Sweden provides unique tonal possibilities of Mendelssohn's great work for organ.
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