Going On Record #8567
…A quarterly sampling of recent organ discs, with emphasis on the unusually attractive and the unusual. Our choices are wide-ranging, covering a variety of musical styles, performers and instruments. Domestic and imported LPs and CDs will be aired.
MARCEL DUPRÉ: Musette, Op. 51, No. 2 Michael Murray (1950 Aeolian-Skinner/Symphony Hall, Boston, Massachusetts)
ANONYMOUS: Wolhin lass, from Buxheimer Orgelbuch Ton Koopman (1981 Garnier/Cathedrale, Metz, France)
EUGÈNE GIGOUT: Scherzo Michael Murray (1950 Aeolian-Skinner/Symphony Hall, Boston, Massachusetts)
J.S. BACH: Concerto in d, S. 596 (3 movements) Daniel Chorzempa (1761 J.A. Silbermann/Domkirche, Arlesheim, Switzerland)
J.S. BACH: Sinfonia to Cantata No. 156. J.S. BACH: Chorale-prelude, In dulci jubilo, S. 729 Philip Brunelle (1981 Holtkamp/Plymouth Congregational, Minneapolis, Minnesota)
J.G. MUETHEL: Chorale-prelude, O Traurigkeit, o Herzeleid Karl Lorenz (Moellen Parish Church)
MARCEL DUPRÉ: Fugue in g minor, Op. 7, No. 3. J.S. BACH: Chorale-prelude, Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ, S. 604 Michael Murray (1984 Ruffatti/Davies, San-Francisco, California)
SIDNEY CAMPBELL: Pageantry John Porter (St. George's Church, Windsor Castle)
DEREK BOURGEOIS: Serenade for Organ Anthony Burns-Cox (Romsey Abbey)
JOSEPH BONNET: In Memoriam Titanic, from Opus 10 Michael Overbury (Albert Hall, Nottingham)
G.F. HANDEL: La Rejouissance, from Royal Fireworks Music. FELIX MENDELSSOHN: Wedding March, from A Midsummer Night's Dream Richard Giangiulio, trumpet; Brass Ensemble; Paul Riedo (1978 Schudi/St. Thomas, Dallas, Texas)
JOHN LENNON/PAUL McCARTNEY: Yesterday Rudolph Josel, trombone; Martin Haselbock, organ - Pan 120 710
WILLIAM ALBRIGHT: Sweet Sixteenths Concert Rag James Welch (1965 Flentrop/St. Mark Cathedral, Seattle, Washington)
THOMAS SAUNDERS DUPUIS: Allegro, from Concerto No. 4 James Welch (St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Los Olivos, CA)
TRADITIONAL: Ezekiel saw de Wheel St. Thomas Church Choir - St. Thomas Disc 405024
JOSEPH JONGEN: Symphonie Concertante (4th movement) San Francisco Symphony; Edo de Waart, conductor; Michael Murray (1984 Ruffatti/Davies, San-Francisco, California)
