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BAND/ARTIST: Tom Winpenny
- Title: Persichetti: Organ Music
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: Toccata Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:26:29
- Total Size: 335 mb / 1.42 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Peace, Op. 166 No. 41
02. Give Peace, O God, Op. 162
03. Primal, Op. 68 No. 1
04. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Chorale. Semplice
05. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 1, A bene placido
06. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 2, Affabile
07. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 3, Comodo
08. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 4, Ben articolato
09. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 5, Sostenuto
10. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 6, Gentile
11. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 7, Ben proclamato
12. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 8, Cantilena
13. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 9, Tranquillo
14. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 10, Serioso
15. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 11, Rigoroso
16. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 12, Con agilità
17. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 13, Risoluto
18. Parable VI, Op. 117
19. Do Not Go Gentle, Op. 132
20. Foundations, Op. 68 No. 4
21. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: I. Prelude (By Whose Aid the World’s Foundations First Were Laid)
22. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: II. Response (Give Us Thyself, That We May See)
23. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: III. Psalm (From Sin and Sorrow Set Us Free)
24. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: IV. Prayer (Make Us Eternal Truths Receive)
25. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: V. Toccata (Inflame and Fire Our Hearts)
The larger part of the organ music of the American composer Vincent Persichetti (1915–87) was composed towards the end of his life, with some of those pieces receiving their first recordings here. Several are based on hymn tunes, which can often be heard in the background – re-emerging in glorious affirmation in the Auden Variations. On occasion the language suggests a kaleidoscopic admixture of Hindemith and Messiaen, bristling with edgy flashes of colour; and Do not go gentle, an essay for pedals alone after the Dylan Thomas poem, is a statement of austere power. What these highly contrasted works have in common is complete textural clarity: Persichetti had been playing the organ since boyhood, and his writing for the instrument is that of a master.
Tom Winpenny is Assistant Master of the Music at St Albans Cathedral where his duties include accompanying the daily choral services and directing the acclaimed Cathedral Girls Choir. His many solo organ recordings include discs of music by Peter Racine Fricker (TOCC 0518), Malcolm Williamson (TOCC 0246) and John Joubert (TOCC 0398) for Toccata Classics.
01. Peace, Op. 166 No. 41
02. Give Peace, O God, Op. 162
03. Primal, Op. 68 No. 1
04. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Chorale. Semplice
05. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 1, A bene placido
06. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 2, Affabile
07. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 3, Comodo
08. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 4, Ben articolato
09. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 5, Sostenuto
10. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 6, Gentile
11. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 7, Ben proclamato
12. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 8, Cantilena
13. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 9, Tranquillo
14. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 10, Serioso
15. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 11, Rigoroso
16. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 12, Con agilità
17. Auden Variations, Op. 136: Var. 13, Risoluto
18. Parable VI, Op. 117
19. Do Not Go Gentle, Op. 132
20. Foundations, Op. 68 No. 4
21. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: I. Prelude (By Whose Aid the World’s Foundations First Were Laid)
22. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: II. Response (Give Us Thyself, That We May See)
23. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: III. Psalm (From Sin and Sorrow Set Us Free)
24. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: IV. Prayer (Make Us Eternal Truths Receive)
25. Dryden Liturgical Suite, Op. 144: V. Toccata (Inflame and Fire Our Hearts)
The larger part of the organ music of the American composer Vincent Persichetti (1915–87) was composed towards the end of his life, with some of those pieces receiving their first recordings here. Several are based on hymn tunes, which can often be heard in the background – re-emerging in glorious affirmation in the Auden Variations. On occasion the language suggests a kaleidoscopic admixture of Hindemith and Messiaen, bristling with edgy flashes of colour; and Do not go gentle, an essay for pedals alone after the Dylan Thomas poem, is a statement of austere power. What these highly contrasted works have in common is complete textural clarity: Persichetti had been playing the organ since boyhood, and his writing for the instrument is that of a master.
Tom Winpenny is Assistant Master of the Music at St Albans Cathedral where his duties include accompanying the daily choral services and directing the acclaimed Cathedral Girls Choir. His many solo organ recordings include discs of music by Peter Racine Fricker (TOCC 0518), Malcolm Williamson (TOCC 0246) and John Joubert (TOCC 0398) for Toccata Classics.
Year 2020 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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