The Austin Organ
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OrganSt. Mary's College Chapel |
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| Leo Sowerby | Pageant |  |
11:06 | track Rating: | 4 |
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By: dl2394040 on May, 15 2014
Certainly the best-played example of this piece that I've ever heard.
By: alexei on Jun, 28 2014
More than 45 years ago I heard the late, great Garnell Stuart Copeland play it at St John's Lafayette Square in DC. Sowerby was in the audience and afterward said, "He plays it a damn sight faster than I thought anyone could ever play it."
By: SwellDuke96 on Jan, 20 2015
Love this piece, but prefer Faythe Freese's performance.
By: jmmccabe1 on May, 07 2018
I think this is my favorite recording of this work - and one of Ken's earliest! |
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| Camille Saint-Saëns | Danse Macabre |  |
8:27 | track Rating: | 3 |
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By: enchamade on Jun, 19 2014
Masterfully played like an orchestra.
By: stlorganist on Jul, 19 2012
magnificent~! beautiful instrument both in composition and casework!
By: organpipe17 on Jun, 17 2014
This Austin is Really Nice!!!!! Love the Piece. |
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| Craig Sellar Lang | Tuba Tune | |
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| Percy Whitlock | Folk Tune | |
3:57 | track Rating: | + |
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| WA Mozart | Fantasia in F Minor (K 608) | |
12:02 | track Rating: | + |
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Adagio for Glass Harmonica (K 356) | |
3:23 | track Rating: | + |
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| Felix-Alexandre Guilmant | Marche Funebre and Chant Seraphinque | |
11:12 | track Rating: | + |
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| Charles Callahan | Aria | |
3:48 | track Rating: | + |
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| Max Reger | Fantasy on Hallelujah! Gott zu loben | |
17:01 | track Rating: | 1 |
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By: Brian on Apr, 10 2014
Fantastic performance - and stamina. |
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