Great European Organs No. 66Graham Barber plays the Organ of Ripon Cathedral Symphonic Organ Music from the Edwardian Era Just when one thought that every corner of the repertoire had been exhausted, interesting but neglected (misplaced?) gems appear, in this case of the very positive Edwardian era. Ripon Cathedral’s organ, built by T. C. Lewis in 1878 and rebuilt 1912-26 by Harrison and Harrison, is ideal to render this music. The 1996 additions, bringing the organ to 66 ranks, include the horizontal Solo Orchestral Trumpet. C. V. Stanford Fantasia and Fugue in D minor, Op. 103 Installation March E. Lemare Nocturne in B minor C. B. Rootham Epinikion (Song of Victory) Elegiac Rhapsody on an Old Church Melody E. B. Farrar Fantasy-Prelude Op. 5 W. G. Alcock Impromptu in G Postlude E. C. Bairstow Legend in A flat |