Great Organbuilders of America: A Retrospective Vol 14
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| JS Bach | Sinfonia From Cantata no. 29 |
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| Charles Krigbaum | Processional for the President |
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| Bright College Years |
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| WA Mozart | Fantasia in F minor (K 608) |
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| Ralph Vaughan Williams | Two Preludes on Welsh Folk Songs - Romanza |
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| Two Preludes On Welsh Folk Songs - St. David's Day |
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| Max Reger | Benedictus, op. 59 no. 9 |
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| Introduction and Passacaglia in D minor |
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| Paul Hindemith | Sonata No. 1 - Mässig schnell |
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| Sonata No. 1 - II. Serh langsam |
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| Sonata No. 1 - III. Phantasie, frei |
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| Sonata No. 1 - IV. Ruhig bewegt |
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| Sonata No. 1 - Complete |
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| Joseph Bonnet | Matin Provencale from Poemes d'Automne |
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| Sigfrid Karg-Elert | Two Chorale-preludes Werde Munter, Meine Seele op. 65 no. 54 |
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| Two Chorale-preludes - Mach Hoch Die Tur, op. 65 no. 8 |
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| Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov | Procession Of Nobles, From The Opera Mlada |
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By: enchamade on Jun, 05 2012
Symphonic instrument,superbly played.From JAV Recordings:" This pipe organ is among the largest organs in the world today with 12,617 pipes. The gigantic size of this instrument is not what makes it great, however; it is the almost infinite tonal palette of refined color that makes this organ very rare." |
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