More Organs and Orchestras #2646
. . . interesting and worthwhile repertoire that rarely appears on concert programs.
Hour 1
GIOVANNI GABRIELI: Canzon primi toni –Dallas Wind Symphony/Jerry Junkin; Mary Preston (1992 Fisk/Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, TX) Reference Recordings 112
J. S. BACH: Double Keyboard Concerto in c, BWV 1062 –Collegium Baroque/Nicolas Mazzoleni; Frédéric Rivoal, & Olivier Vernet (Aubertin chamber organs) Ligia Digital 0104088-00
ORESTE RAVANELLO: Canto mistico, Op. 118 –Orchestra Regionale Veneta/Marco Titotto; Giovanni Feltrin (2000 Kuhn-Hradetzky/Cathedral of St. Peter, Treviso, Italy) Opera San Pio X 002
MARIAN SAWA: Organ Concerto No. 5 (1997) –Camerata Vistula/Maciej Zóltowski; Jerzy Dziubinski (1998 Hillebrand/Holy Trinity Church, Warsaw, Poland) Acte Prélable 0030
Filler – BACH 3rd movement (see above)
Hour 2
CHARLES WESLEY: Organ Concerto in G, Set 2, no. 5—Scottish Baroque Players; Roger Bevan Williams (1959 Harrison/King’s College Chapel, Aberdeen, Scotland) Alpha 964
JEAN COULTHARD: Music for Saint Cecilia (1993) –Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra/Mario Bernardi; Patrick Wedd (1987 Casavant/Jack Singer Concert Hall, Calgary, Alberta, Canada) CBC 5113
JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH: Concerto/Rondo in F –Collegium Musicum Pragense/Rupert Gottfried Frieberger (1986 Reil/Melk Monastery, Austria) Stift Melk 74535
JAN HANUS: Symphony Concertante, Op. 31 (1954) –Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Karel Ancerl; Bedrich Dobrodinsky, harp; Jiri Rheinberger (1975 Rieger-Kloss/Dvorak Hall, Rudolfinium, Prague, Czech Republic) Supraphon 3671
Filler – SAWA 3rd movement (see above)
For your curiosity, we’ve compiled a comprehensive listing of repertoire for organ and orchestra.
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