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A selection of organ music by Handel and his English contemporaries, played by internationally-respected early keyboard artist, Robert Woolley, on the 1766 Thomas Parker organ in the church of St. Mary and St Nicholas, Leatherhead. This instrument was reconstructed from original casework and pipework by the organ builders, Goetze & Gwynn, in 2007, and is a very rare example of organs from this period in England. This is the first recording of this delightful eighteenth-century instrument. Track Listing: Overture to Ottone, HWV 15 – George Frideric Handel Jesu, meine Freude, HWV 480 – Handel Air in B flat, HWV 469 – Handel Fugue in G minor, HWV 605 – Handel Fugue in B flat, HWV 607 – Handel [Verse] in F (Fitzwilliam, MS 260) – Handel Air in F major from the Water Music, HWV 348 – Handel Fantasie in C, HWV 490 – Handel Fugue in A minor, HWV 609 – Handel Voluntary on a Flight of Angels, HWV 600 – Handel Voluntary X in A minor – William Walond Voluntary VI in E minor – John James Voluntary VII in G major – William Goodwin Voluntary V in D major – William Boyce Voluntary II in G major – Walond Voluntary VII in D major – Starling Goodwin Voluntary in G minor – Thomas Roseingrave A Voluntary for the Trumpet Stop – John Stanley Voluntary in G major – Roseingrave Voluntary VII in E flat – Maurice Greene Voluntary XIX in C minor – Greene Voluntary in A minor – James Nares Total Playing Time: 78:50 2014 Regent Records
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