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| Reissue of Original Release! English organists under the Tudors boasted a wealth of repertoire. Their compositions are based on the elaborate choral works of the period. The present collection draws on the Mulliner Book and other sources, and includes music by the great Thomas Tallis, a musician who survived all the vicissitudes of the troubled 16th century to leave a significant musical legacy. $17.98 |
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| Daniel Moult leads an expedition through the world of the English organ from 1550 to 1830. An excellent film on DVD and a CD let us both see and hear history. $29.98 |
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| The English Choral and Organ Tradition Organist Janette Fishell joins the East Carolina University Chamber Singers in performing 20th century English choral and organ music. Dr. Fishell plays the 2005 Fisk organ (opus 126) at St. Paul's Episcopal, Greenville, NC. A fine choir singing an excellent selection of repertoire in rich acoustics, accompanied by an organist of international acclaim make this a great recording to own! $16.98 |
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| Jonathan Dimmock plays a rare and almost entirely intact three-manual organ built by "Father" Henry Willis and reinstalled in Örgryte New Church,Göteborg, Sweden in 1998. $14.98 |
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| Simon Nieminski plays the recently restored 1913 Brindley & Foster organ in Freemason’s Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland. Many works have Scottish and Masonic ties. $15.98 |
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| Margaret Phillips, playing on four historic English organs, performs the Stanley voluntaries. $15.98 |
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The Academy of Ancient Music and organist/conductor Richard Egarr perform Handel's Organ Concertos op. 7 and more. Egarr performs on two historically designed organs: a 1998 Goetze and Gwynn, and a 2005 Robin Jennings chamber organ. Over two hours of music in high quality SACD format! $39.98 |
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| In performing transcriptions of excerpts from the operas of Lully and Purcell, Soprano Françoise Masset and Organist Michael Alabau enter unlikely territory and produce beautiful results. $17.98 |
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Philip Kenyon plays the 1927 Harrison & Harrison 3m at the Charterhouse Chapel, Middlesex, England, in these works only recently published from found manuscripts or late works. $15.98 |
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| The Choir of the Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, Texas; Kevin Clarke, director, presents a CD program of English anthems and hymns which have become identified as “standards” in the Anglican choral tradition. SATB adult choir, most with organ accompaniment, and some a cappella. $15.98 |
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| The few pieces comprising the written ouput of S. S. Wesley are gathered on a new 2-CD set. $29.98 |
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| James Warren plays the magnificent 1876 “Father” Henry Willis 4m organ at Salisbury Cathedral, still intact as a stylistic entity and an undiminished masterpiece, its famous builder’s favorite organ. A splendid program of hymn-based organ works. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Colorful transcriptions played with great skill and fine musicianship! $15.98 |
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| Familiar Christmas carols and excellent arrangements beautifully sung and accompanied at Truro, where the famed festival of lessons and carols originated. $17.98 |
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| "These bracing performance of one of Britain's finest 20th-century composers make this a definitive integral recording, one of the most important to appear in recent time," raves The American Organist. William Mathias: Complete Organ Works played by Richard Lea at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral $29.98 |
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| Thomas Trotter plays Elgar on the Father Willis at Salisbury $15.98 |
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| Mark Lee, Director of Music at Bristol Cathedral, plays a program of works well suited to the organ built in 1907 by J. W. Walker and Sons. $15.98 |
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| Dr. Dennis Townhill performs the complete organ works of his close personal friend, the late Dr. Kenneth Leighton. Townhill performs on the 1879 Henry Willis organ at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh, Scotland. Three Disc Set Total Playing Time: 194 minutes $38.98 |
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| Malcolm Archer, now Organist and Director of Music at St. Paul’s, London, plays at Wells Cathedral where he once held the similar post and played the 67-stop Willis/Harrison & Harrison. $15.98 |
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| Built in 1908 by Harrison & Harrison and restored in 1974-75 and again in 1999-2001, the organ at Ely has 80 stops on 4 manuals and pedal with six divisions. $15.98 |
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| Kevin Komisaruk plays works of John Bull on the 1984 Wolff et Associés organ at l'église anglicane Saint-Jean-l'Évangéliste in Montréal. Radio Canada describes Komisaruk's playing on this disc as "...remarkable...you can hear the organ breathing, even weeping, as if it were almost human." $14.98 |
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Organ Music of Jennifer Bates Composer Jennifer Bates plays her own works on the 1919 Henry Willis & Sons organ at Brangwyn Hall in Swansea, Wales. Included are a work used as a miniature demonstration of the tonal resources of the pipe organ, a work making light-hearted references to the British national anthem, and even a work that can be played either forwards or backwards! Also includes interesting notes on the inspiration and origin of each piece played. $16.98 |
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| John Wellingham plays the Richard Seede organ in Lulworth Castle, Dorset, England. $22.95 |
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| John Wellingham plays the 2004 William Drake organ built for St. Paul’s Church, Deptford, England. $25.95 |
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| At St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh, Scotland, organist Simon Nieminski presides at the 1879 Henry Willis 4-66 (“Father” Willis, progenitor of the dynasty of four British organbuilders named Henry Willis) to play transciptions of mostly orchestral works by Edward Elgar, including Nieminski’s own transcription of the rare, 14-minute work “Polonia,” Op. 76, filled with Polish themes. A sonic treat, the recoding is produced in the new high-resolution SACD surround sound and is also entirely compatible with conventional CD players. Click headline for contents of CD. $14.98 |
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| This symphonic work composed 1986-1990 for solo organ in five movements relates the coming of Christ and His resurrection as a vast struggle toward ultimate triumph. Englishman Pott was born in 1957, studied at Winchester and Cambridge, teaches, has received several important commissions, holds international prizes in composition, and concertizes as a pianist. Jeremy Filsell’s recording of Christus was made at a live concert on the large Kenneth Jones organ in St. Peter’s Church, Eaton Square, London. $35.98 |
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| In 1937, British composers Whitlock published and Bairstow composed the works recorded here. In the same year, a new royal family moved into Windsor Castle where Sir William Harris was organist of St. George’s Chapel and piano teacher to two princesses, Elizabeth of whom later gained the degree of Bachelor of Music under his tutelage. He composed this Flourish for the annual Garter service of 1947. Colm Carey plays the 3-55 Létourneau op. 68 at the Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes, Washington, DC. WHITLOCK: Sonata in c BAIRSTOW: Sonata in E-flat WM. HARRIS: Flourish for an occasion $17.98 |
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| At Usher Hall in Edinburgh, John Kitchen is the municipal organist at the 1914 Norman & Beard 4-73 organ that was restored by Harrison & Harrison in 2003 with its prodigious orchestral resources intact as built. Click the headline for the list of wonderful English orchestral organ works and to order. $14.98 |
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| With album notes by no less a figure than Marie-Claire Alain, this interesting and very enjoyable release from the superb French organist Bruno Morin, a stellar student of Ms. Alain, reestablishes a tradition of playing these works on the organ alone, transcribing and filling out parts that an orchestra otherwise would have played, and especially taking advantage of the Pedal clavier which did not exist on British organs Handel’s his day. Morin plays five concertos on a very good sounding organ (3-59) rebuilt in 1992 by Michel Gaillard in the fine acoustics of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Boulogne sur Mer. Click the headline for titles and to order. $17.98 |
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| During the 1999 OHS National Convention held in Montréal, more than 300 OHS members visited the workshop of Orgues Létourneau where the organ for the Tower of London was under construction and was being fitted to the famous case built in 1699 by “Father” Bernard Schmidt. The 2-36 organ is beautifully played in a nicely live acoustic in the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula at the Tower of London by Colm Carey, an Irishman who studied in London and Geneva with distinction, and placed at the St. Albans Competition. Click the headline for works by Wesley, Henry VIII, Farnaby, CPE Bach, JS Bach, Johnstone, Vaughan Williams, and Francis Jackson, and to order. $16.98 |
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| Frederick Hohman plays original symphonic organ music and organ transcriptions by Englishman Edwin F. Lemare on the 1912 Austin op. 323 (103 ranks, four at 32' pitch) which Lemare played as municipal organist of Portland, Maine. Click to see original and transcribed works in this new Volume III, and also the earlier Volumes I & II of Lemare Affair $14.98 |
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| Choose from four volumes The splendid reputation of the Priory label was gained in the LP era through fine recordings of Britain’s organs. Now the recordings made 1983-86 are remastered to CD from the original digital tapes, and sound even greater than before! For instance, the first volume is a 2-CD set at a special price and features David Hill at Westminster Abbey and John Porter at St. George's, Windsor. Click to see the volumes in this series |
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| Christopher Nickol plays the organs of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin (1901 Willis/1963 Walker 4-78), and McEwan Hall, Edinburgh (1897 Hope-Jones/1953 Willis 4-63). 2-CD set. Click on the headline for repertoire. $29.98 |
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| Michael Overbury plays the 1974 Peter Collins organ reconstructed by Wood of Huddersfield in 1996 with 2m and 34 ranks. Recorded by audio expert Jonathan Wearn. $14.98 |
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| John Scott, organist of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, before coming to America in 2004 as organist and choirmaster at St. Thomas Church, New York, made his last recording as Cathedral organist at St. Paul’s in January, 2004, playing the 200-rank organ in works of British composer Percy Whitlock (1903-1945)
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| Organists George Thalben-Ball, Herbert Dawson, Harry & Reginald Goss-Custard, Ernest Bullock, Henry Ley, Edward D’Evry, Ralph Downes, and G. D. Cunningham play 9 cathedral, church, and concert organs in England. $17.98 |
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| Roger Fisher plays HARWOOD: Rhapsody, op. 38 DUNHILL: Cantilčne Romantica No. 4 WHITLOCK: Fantasie Choral No. 1 in D-flat GIBBS: Lyric Melody STEEL: Var. on a Theme of Machaut, op. 65 FAULKES: Scherzo in A, op. 138/3 JACKSON: Toccata, Chorale, & Fugue, op. 16 $14.98 |
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| These restored recordings from as early as 1926 to the Coronation of 1937 not only showcase English choral music but also remarkable recording techniques, then and now. $17.98 |
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| One of the world's unique organ situations exits at the resonant Ögryte New Church (built ca. 1880) in Göteborg, Sweden: the 3m Henry Willis organ built for St. Stephen's, Hampstead, is intact and relocated to a large transept gallery of the Ögryte Church in 1998; in the rear gallery is an astonishingly successful copy of the 3m organ completed in 1692 by Arp Schnitger for the Jacobi Church in Hamburg, the creation of a team of organbuilders, scientists, musicologists, and craftsmen of the Göteborg Organ Art Center (Go-Art) at Göteborg University. Erland Hildén, organist of the Örgryte Church, demonstrates both organs. On the Willis Organ: COCKER: Tuba Tune BRIDGE: Adagio in E HOLLINS: Song of Sunshine ELGAR: Pomp & Circumstance No. 1 in D BACH: Badinerie from Orchestral Suite No. 2 in b-minor LEFÉBURE-WELY: Sortie in E-flat On the 1999 "Schnitger" Organ: BACH: Wir glauben all' an einen Gott; Prelude in C SWEELINCK: Mein Junges Leben hat ein End' TUNDER: Allein zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ ANON. SPANISH: Canción para la Corneta con el Eco ERLAND HILDÉN: Organ Mass on BACH $14.98 |
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| Edward Elgar’s great orchestral masterwork, Enigma Variations, from which the famous Nimrod is beloved as an organ transcription, is now transcribed in its entirety (theme and 14 variations) by Keith John. John plays it at the Temple Church, London, on the 1928 Harrison & Harrison 4m, last renovated by Harrisons’ in 2000 with 71 ranks including three 32’ stops, two of which are full-length. Click Picture for Details & to Order $17.98 |
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| Ian Le Grice, former chorister at the Temple Church and now assistant organist, plays in the famous place associated with George Thalben-Ball and others, on the 1927 Harrison & Harrison. Click for repertoire including many works by Thalben-Ball, Darke, Wood, Parry, Davies, Howells, and Hopkins $14.98 |
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| Graham Barber plays the famous “Milton” organ recently rebuilt by Kenneth Jones at Tewkesbury Abbey in England in very rarely heard voluntaries and concert works of the Victorian era. Click Picture for Details & to Order $17.98 |
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Paul Derrett plays the 1885/1902 Hill 3-63, restored. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Roger Fisher plays the 1889 Brindley organ, enlarged since, and again in 1997 to 3-66 by David Wells, at St. John’s Church, Ranmoor, Sheffield. Works are by Sumsion, MacPherson, Statham, Willan, Lemare, and Steel. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| Francis Jackson (b. 1917) is long associated with York Minster as a chorister 1929-33, a music pupil of Minster organist Sir Edward Bairstow, and as organist from 1946 when he succeeded Sir Edward. Jackson retired from the Minster in 1982. A prolific composer for organ as well, Jackson recorded most of the works on this CD in 1986 at Hull City Hall on the 1911 Forster & Andrews organ rebuilt by Compton in 1950. The Sonata was recorded at York Minster in 1973 on the mostly 1930 Harrison & Harrison. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| First time on CD! Dobey plays the 1892 Roosevelt at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Syracuse, New York, rebuilt by Schantz in 1980 with all 48 ranks of original Roosevelt pipes and voicing preserved, and with additions to 61 ranks (57 stops). This recording is among the most popular sold by OHS, and its reissue on CD is greatly welcomed! Click picture for repertoire $15.98 |
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| Special Price Calvert Johnson explores the tonal resources of five historic 18th-century English organs: St. Mary Rotherhithe (Byfield 1765), Finchcocks (Byfield 1766), St. Helen Bishopsgate (Griffin 1743), Grosvenor Chapel (Wm. Drake 1991 in 1732 Jordan case), St. James Chapel in Great Packington (Parker 1747). The compositions represent English forms, genres, and styles for the organ from the Restoration to the dawn of the Romantic era. Standard English registrations are demonstrated. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| Arthur Willis, organist/choirmaster of Ely Cathedral 1958-90, is celebrated on his 75th birthday (September, 2001) with a CD sampling his organ works as played by Jeremy Filsell on the 1995 Marcussen 4-88 at Tonbridge School Chapel. The largest of the works is Wondrous Machine! A Young Person’s Guide to the Organ, borrowing Britten’s title and even a theme from Purcell, but it is a different theme and an entirely different work than Purcell’s, and highly effective as an organ demonstrator. Click Picture for Details & to Order $15.98 |
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| Two and a half centuries of early English keyboard music is heard here on the 1751 organ of the Church of the Ospendaletto in Venice, which as early as the 16th century provided a musical education for young orphaned girls. English organist Christopher Stembridge teaches in Italy and Cambridge.
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| Transcribed by Mark Blatchly and played on the 1914/1986 J. W. Walker 4-70 at Lancing College Chapel. $14.98 |
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Paul Derrett plays the 1885/1902 Hill 3-63, restored $14.98 |
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| John Scott Whiteley plays the Henry Willis III Organ of Sheffield City Hall Whiteley plays the 1932 instrument of 75 stops at Sheffield City Hall. One of the few unaltered organs by Henry Willis III, the instrument includes the Sylvestrina stop, invented by the builder. $14.98 |
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| Hilary Norris plays the 1818 Thomas Elliot 2-17 organ of G-compass at Ashridge Chapel on an estate in Hertfordshire. $14.98 |
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Charles Callahan Plays Charles Callahan plays the famous 1911 Arthur Harrison 4-74 organ at St. Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol, England. Stanford (1852-1924) represents the pinnacle of British romanticism in these fine sonatas, each of three movements. They are entitled Sonata Britannica, Sonata Celtica, and Sonata Eroica.$14.98 |
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| James Lancelot plays the organ of Durham Cathedral in this 2-CD set of all of the organ works of the great turn-of-the-century Englishman, Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry. Includes works composed in tribute to Parry by 12 contemporaries/students and published in 1924 as A Little Book in Memory of Sir Hubert Parry, along with a piece by Parry himself, found after his death. 2 CD Set at a LOW PRICE! $19.98 |
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| Blenheim Palace, the ancestral home and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, contains an unaltered 1891 Father Willis 4-56. Williams, who studied with Thomas Murray at Yale, Daniel Roth in Paris, and many others, brings her great virtuosity to a program of mostly English composers, with a few other nationalities represented, as well. $18.98 |
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| Featuring original stereo recordings made by EMI / The Gramophone Company 1963-1970, this series brings to CD the fine playing of legendary organists and the famous organs in wonderful acoustical settings. Digitally remastered, the sound is better than ever. This first volume (of at least three projected) features two distinct generations of organists, Statham and Sumsion being late Victorians trained in the ‘teens of the 20th century, while Wills, Rawsthorne, Dearnley and Fisher were all born within the decade 1926-36. Click ikon for repertoire $16.98 |
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| Philip Marshall at Lincoln Cathedral, Christopher Dearnley at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Christopher Robinson at Worcester Cathedral, Melville Cook at Hereford Cathedral. Recorded 1966-1969. Click ikon for repertoire $16.98 |
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| David Lepine at Coventry Cathedral, Allan Wicks at Canterbury Cathedral, Conrad Eden at Durham Cathedral, Lionel Dakers at Exeter Cathedral, Douglas Guest at Westminster Abbey, Herrick Bunney at St. Giles’ Edinburgh Cathedral, and Robery Joyce at Llandaff Cathedral. Recorded 1964-1968. Click ikon for repertoire $16.98 |
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| Philip Marshall at Lincoln Cathedral, Melville Cook at Hereford, Noel Rawsthorne at Liverpool, Christopher Dearnley at St. Paul’s, Lionel Dakers at Exeter, David Lepine at Coventry, Douglas Guest at Westminster Abbey. Recorded 1963-1969. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $16.98 |
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| Recorded by the Gramophone Company and released on the British His Masters Voice label, miracles of restoration have been achieved in bringing these 68-year-old sounds to CD. Hear these famous musicians play the organs upon which they became legends. This volume was out-of-print for two years and was restored to the Amphion catalog with a newly-printed booklet in 2002. Click headline for repertoire, organs, and players $14.98 |
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| Recorded 1913-1926. Organists Berkeley Mason, Reginald Goss-Custard, Harold Darke, George Thalben-Ball, Maurice Vinden, William Wolstenholme, Herbert Ellingford, Stanley marchant, Herbert Dawson, Herbert Walton, Ralph Downes, Arthur Meale, and Easthope Martin play 12 organs with wonderfully restored sound. $17.98 |
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| Organists G. D. Cunningham, Ralph Downes, Harry & Reginald Goss-Custard, Edwin Lemare, Stanley Marchant, Berkeley Mason, William Prendergast, Herbert Sumsion, George Thalben-Ball, and Archibald Wilson play 10 cathedral and concert organs in England, and Lemare plays at Trinity Church, Camden, New Jersey. Recorded 1927-47 and restored via the Cedar process. $17.98 |
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| William Lloyd Webber (b. 1914) was a well-known organ recitalist in England by the age of 14. He also began composing at an early age. Disillusioned that his compositions were out of step with the times, he turned to teaching at the Royal College of Music. Jane Watts records the organ works, many for the first time, on the Willis organ at Salisbury Cathedral. $14.98 |
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| Stephen Cleobury plays the 1934-68 Harrison & Harrison at King’s College, Cambridge, England $14.98 |
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| Graham Barber plays the organ of Hereford Cathedral, a beloved 1893/1933 Willis enlarged by Harrison & Harrison in 1978. $14.98 |
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| Complete Organ Works of Vaughan-Williams and Frank Bridge, icons of 20th-century British church music, are championed by Christopher Nickol at the 1923 Harrison & Harrison tubular pneumatic 3-50r of large scale of Caird Hall in Dundee, Scotland. $14.98 |
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| These great British composers are closely associated with church music, but they have few compositions for organ. Organist Robert Gower arranged 10 of the 13 selections on this new CD and plays them at Hereford Cathedral on the 1893/1933 Willis / 1978 Harrison & Harrison. $14.98 |
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| Francis Jackson, pupil and successor of Bairstow at York Minster, elegantly performs the organ works of Bairstow on the 78-stop Hill-Harrison-Walker organ. This elegant recording was first available on the Mirabilis label and is reissued by Amphion. $15.98 |
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| Peter Sykes transcribes this 20th-century orchestral masterpiece for, and plays it on, the 1933 Skinner organ of 100+ ranks at Girard College, Philadelphia. Writes David Bond in the The American Record Guide, "Sykes has made the impossible possible. This transcription is by far the most satisfying and persuasive I have ever heard." $14.98 |
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| The Wanderer and other organ works by Hubert Parry are played by organist Robert Benjamin Dobey on the E. M. Skinner organ (4-110) at Girard College. $15.98 |
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| Thomas Murray Plays Lemare at the Kotzschmar Memorial organ of 97 ranks built by Austin in 1912 for the City Hall Auditorium, Portland, Maine. $14.98 |
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| The 1929 Skinner Op. 793, unaltered, at Hartford’s Second Church of Christ, Scientist, is a lush vehicle for organist Gordon Clark Ramsey’s program of period jewels. $14.98 |
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| June Nixon plays the charming and sometimes playful organ music of Englishman Ronald Watson (b. 1936) on the T. C. Lewis organ in St. Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne, Australia, where she is organist and director of music. $14.98 |
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| Percy Whitlock Organ Works are played by Graham Barber on the 1911 Forster & Andrews 4-100+, refurbished in 1991 by Rusworth & Dreaper, at Hull City Hall in England. $14.98 |
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Played by Graham Barber on the 1893/1933 Willis/1978 Harrison & Harrison at Hereford Cathedral. $14.98 |
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Played by Graham Barber on the organ of Downside Abbey. $14.98 |
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| Reviewed by Rollin Smith in the April, 1999, issue of The American Organist with enthusiasm, this wonderful document of a splendid British organist reveals the player’s surprising virtuosity and penchant for breathtaking tempi. He taught E. Power Biggs, George Thalben-Ball, Geraint Jones, and Alec Wyton. $15.98 |
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| Enthralled with the Baroque and the organs associated with classicism, Geraint Jones was sent on a recital tour of Germany as part of a scheme to normalize relations after the War,...the Schnitger at Steinkirchen, the Riepp at Ottobeuren, and the Stumm at Amorbach.... His splendid essay relates the revelations these organs brought to him, and how they informed his excellent playing. $15.98 |
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| These informative and entertaining gems were recorded 1926 to 1930 and feature works by Charles-Marie Widor and several British composers. The sound is remarkably successfully restored for CD. Hear the great British organists play famous organs. $14.98 |
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| From King's College, Cambridge, Catherine Ennis plays an interesting program of late-Romantic music from England on the large Klais organ (2002) in Münster Cathedral.
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| The musical score of this remarkable work, a monodrama with music, was commissioned of Francis Jackson by the actor, director and playwright John Stuart Anderson for the production of Daniel at the festival surrounding the consecration of Coventry Cathedral, in 1962... Francis Jackson plays one of his finest and expansive works at Leeds Parish Church. John Stuart Anderson narrates. $14.98 |
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Adrian Partington plays the organ of Winchester Cathedral $14.98 |
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| George Damp plays the 1991 Buzard organ in the Episcopal Chapel of St. John, Champaign, Ill. $14.98 |
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Stanford Sonatas are played by Joseph Payne on the 4m Dan Garland organ of six divisions completed in 1993 at St. Stephen Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth. $14.98 |
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David Liddle, plays in 1978 Petty-Madden organ at Trinity Cathedral, Trenton, N. J., in a compelling performance of British compositions by Harwood and Liddle. $14.98 |
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| Two organs built in 2001-02 by OHS Members Martin Goetze and Dominic Gwynn offer a rare glimpse into music heard during the reign of the House of Tudor. The organs are based on ca. 1530 soundboards discovered in England. Organist Magnus Williamson is joined by The Choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, under the direction of Geoffrey Webber. $14.98 |
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| Alan Spedding plays a program of works entirely appropriate for the organ including a fugue written by Samuel Wesley on a theme given to Wesley’s daughter by Mendelssohn himself. $14.98 |
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| NEW! Internationally acclaimed organ virtuoso Thomas Heywood plays the works of English organist, composer and priest Frederick Scotson Clark. Heywood plays the 1873 “Father” Willis Organ of St. Michael’s Church in Tenbury, UK in this unique recording of music from the Victorian Era. Complete with well-researched liner notes, this recording captures the essence of Victorian music at its finest. $17.98 |
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