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"Esordio"
from Organ Symphony IV, "Ave Maria" (Op. 201)
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This is "Esordio," the opening movement from my Organ Symphony
IV, "Ave Maria"
(Op. 201). It was premiered at the former Salone Perosi in Milan on 21
November 2007 and performed again five days later at Tortona Cathedral.
This recording was made using samples of the Mutin/Cavaillé-Coll
organ, Notre-Dame de Metz, France, sampled by Milan Digital Audio http://www.milandigitalaudio.com
. (As such, it is a virtual recording and does not claim to be an on-site
recording of the instrument.) Warmest thanks to Jonathan Orwig of Evensong
Music http://evensongmusic.net
for this demo.
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"Advent Emerald"
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This is a recent composition entitled "Advent Emerald."
This recording was made using samples of the
Ducroquet/Cavaillé-Coll organ, Aix-en-Provence, France, sampled by Organ Art
Media http://www.organartmedia.com and loaded into the Hauptwerk
organ sample software http://www.crumhorn-labs.com . (As such, it is a virtual
recording and does not claim to be an on-site recording of the instrument.)
Thanks to Prof. Helmut Maier of OAM for gracious permission to release this
demo.
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Excerpts from "Das Orgeleinbuch" (Op. 193):
16. Brahmsiana CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
13. Scarlattiana CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
1. Jerusalem, Quæ Ædificatur CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
8. St. Thomas (Wade) CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
2. Mélodie Victorienne CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
The "Orgeleinbuch" was composed to provide repertoire for the historic organs of Europe, often of only one keyboard and short octave, that I encountered on my tours. The 24 short pieces run the gamut of styles, sacred and secular. Each can be played on a one-manual organ with short octave.
This recording was made using samples of the 1636 Antegnati
organ at the Chiesa di San Carlo, Brescia, Italy, sampled by Sonus Paradisi http://www.sonusparadisi.cz .
(As such, it is a virtual recording and does not claim to be an on-site
recording of the instrument.) Warmest thanks to Jonathan Orwig of Evensong
Music http://evensongmusic.net for
this demo.
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"Victorian March" (Op. 177a)
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This "Victorian March" (Op. 177a) was composed in the English
style. It is dedicated to Peter
Planyavsky. I premiered it at Santa Maria in Augia in Bolzano, Italy, in
2006.
This recording was made using samples of the 1928 E.M. Skinner
organ at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Chicago, Illinois, sampled by Milan
Digital Audio http://www.milandigitalaudio.com .
(As such, it is a virtual recording and does not claim to be an on-site
recording of the instrument.) Warmest thanks to Jonathan Orwig of Evensong
Music http://evensongmusic.net for
this demo.
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