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At first glance David Hills recital might appear to present more contrast than unity, and even to feature its solitary representative of the Baroque period as a mere incongruous observance. However closer examination of the repertoires history illuminates the train of thought behind such a programme.
David Hill is Organist and Master of the Music at Winchester Cathedral and one of Britains leading choral directors, in demand both at home and abroad as choir-trainer, orchestra conductor, and organist.
About the organ he writes: The tonal and mechanical design of Rosales Opus 11 organ is the result of a continuing desire to approach organ-building from an eclectic point of view, both historically informed and carefully conceived and executed It is, in my view, a remarkable organ, imploring the player to convey the message of the music and responding accordingly.
Track | Duration | Title | Composer |
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1 | 12:00 | Trois Chorals: No 3 in A minor | Cesar Franck |
2 | 05:49 | March on Handel’s ‘Lift up your heads’ | Felix Alexandre Guilmant |
3 | 08:40 | Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 | Johann Sebastian Bach |
4 | 05:20 | Adagio in E | Frank Bridge |
5 | 03:40 | Chorale-Improvisation on ‘Nun danket alle Gott, Op. 65? | Sigfrid Karg-Elert |
6 | 13:24 | Trois Chorales: No 1 in E major | Cesar Franck |
7 | 08:35 | Clair de lune | louis Vierne |
8 | 06:17 | Carillon de Westminster | louis Vierne |
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