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Professor Craig Cramer
Cramer On Cramer
To know this instrument is to celebrate the totality of its wide-ranging repertoire, and one of today's most broad-minded organists is Professor Craig Cramer from Notre Dame University in Indiana. He takes equal pleasure in contemporary compositions and historic music played on period instruments. We'll hear him perform Bach in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and Steinfeld, Germany. We also hear him in recital on the 19th-century Johnson organ at a convent in Mankato, Minnesota and on the new installation at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma. Craig shares his insights and experiences gained during his international recital tours.
Program Broadcast dates:
- September 4, 2000
Music played in the program
ERNST/BACH: Concerto in G, S. 592 –Craig Cramer (1990 Nordlie/1st United Methodist Church, Sioux Falls, SD) American Public Media tape (recorded 12/3/95)
BACH: 2 Chorale-Preludes (Allein zu dir, S. 1100; Herr Gott, nun schleuss den Himmel auf, S. 1092) –Craig Cramer (1998 Fritts/Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA) archive tape (recorded 4/10/99)
KREBS: Chorale-Prelude, Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern –Craig Cramer (1995 Pasi/Trinity Lutheran Church, Lynwood, WA) SonicWindows CD- 005 (425-745-1316)
BENNETT: Trumpet Voluntary in D –Craig Cramer (1991 Gober/Saint Giles Presbyterian Church, Sarnia, Ontario) Dominant CD-0198 (www.interlog.com/~goberorg)
SOWERBY: Toccata –Craig Cramer (1987 Kney/University of Saint Thomas, Saint Paul, MN) American Public Media tape (recorded 4/3/95)
SOWERBY: "Air with Variations", fr Suite (1935). TÖPFER: Finale, fr Sonata in d –Craig Cramer (1874 Johnson & Son/School Sisters of Notre Dame Convent Chapel, Mankato, MN) MPOR tape (recorded 9/28/97)
BACH: Trio in G, S. 1027a –Craig Cramer (1727 König/Steinfeld Basilica, Germany) Motette CD-12281
LANGLAIS: Sonate en Trio –Craig Cramer (1965 Beuchet/Saint Peter's Cathedral, Angouleme, France) Arkay CD-6146
BACH: Prelude & Fugue in C, S 531 –Craig Cramer (Steinfeld Basilica) Motette CD-12281