Phascinating Philadelphia #9625
The City of Brotherly Love is home to some of the largest and rarest instruments of the American Industrial Era.
G.F. HANDEL: Allegro, from Concerto Number 4. LOUIS VIERNE: Andante, from Symphony Number 1 –Keith Chapman (1911 Wanamaker/Grand Court, Macy’s Center City, Philadelphia, PA) Vantage CD-69-694-001
SIR EDWARD ELGAR: Pomp & Circumstance March Number 1 in D. J.S. BACH: Air. HENRI MULET: Tu es Petra, from Byzantine Sketches –Ted Alan Worth (1926 Austin/Irvine Auditorium, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA) Curtis Organ Restoration Society CD-141601
FREDERICK DELIUS: Serenade, from Hassan –Ted Alan Worth (1930 E.M. Skinner/Girard College Chapel, Philadelphia, PA) DTR CD-9301
SIGFRID KARG-ELERT: Fugue, Canzona & Epilogue, Opus 85, number 3 –Harry Wilkinson (1930 E.M. Skinner/Girard College Chapel, Philadelphia, PA) Pro Organo CD 7044
EDVARD GRIEG: Triumphal March, from Sigurd Jorsalfar –Carlo Curley (1930 E.M. Skinner/Girard College Chapel, Philadelphia, PA) Argo 430 200
FREDERICK SCOTSON CLARK: Torchlite March. RICHARD PURVIS: Earth Carol. CHARLES-MARIE WIDOR: Toccata, from Symphony Number 5 –Tom Hazleton (1931 Möller/Philadelphia Convention Hall, PA) PORC CD-9301
J.S. BACH: Come, sweet death –Virgil Fox (1911 Wanamaker/Grand Court, Macy’s Center City, Philadelphia, PA) Bainbridge CD-2501
