Organ Music from Chester Cathedral

Record and Artist Details

Composer or Director: Johann Sebastian Bach, (Johann Baptist Joseph) Max(imilian) Reger, Piet Post, Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Richard Drakeford, Ottorino Respighi, Marco Enrico Bossi, (T.) Frederick H. Candlyn, Edwin (Henry) Lemare

Label: Amphion

Media Format: CD or Download

Media Runtime: 64

Mastering:

DDD

Catalogue Number: PHICD151

Tracks:

Composition Artist Credit
Étude symphonique Marco Enrico Bossi, Composer
Marco Enrico Bossi, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
(6) Motets Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer
Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer
Larghetto Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Composer
Fantasia and Fugue on B-A-C-H (Johann Baptist Joseph) Max(imilian) Reger, Composer
(Johann Baptist Joseph) Max(imilian) Reger, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
Rondo capriccioso a study in accents Edwin (Henry) Lemare, Composer
Edwin (Henry) Lemare, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
Passacaglia (T.) Frederick H. Candlyn, Composer
(T.) Frederick H. Candlyn, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
(3) Organ Preludes, Movement: A minor (after Bach) Ottorino Respighi, Composer
Ottorino Respighi, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
Toccata Richard Drakeford, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
Richard Drakeford, Composer
Variations on Psalm 101 Piet Post, Composer
Paul Derrett, Organ
Piet Post, Composer
Most British cathedral organs are large romantic instruments but with a remarkable versatility, and Derrett’s enterprising programme exploits all the colours available on the fine Chester organ. Derrett balances familiar items with newer works, and gives superb, energetic performances. The recording is clear but dull: it lacks richness and atmosphere. '

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