Hill Uncorked - An Organist's Journey in the Barossa; Simon Nieminski

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Australian organist Simon Nieminski performs a program in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the restoration of the 1877 Hill & Son pipe organ in the Barossa Regional Gallery in Tanunda, South Australia.  The program has autobiographical ties to the artist, as the program includes works reflecting Mr. Nieminski’s Scottish, Polish, and Japanese roots, along with a salute to his current Australian experience.

Stanford: Fantasia and Toccata, Op 57

Stanford, Intermezzo, Op. 189, No. 4

Coleridge-Taylor, Three Impromptus, Op. 78

William Bernard, Concert Overture No. 1

Feliks Raczkowski, Tema con variazione (1936)

Takashi Sakai, Old Japanese Folk Tune Suite and Finale, Op. 218

Simon Nieminski, Toccata: One and Free (2023)

2024, Pro Organo 

 

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Australian organist Simon Nieminski performs a program in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the restoration of the 1877 Hill & Son pipe organ in the Barossa Regional Gallery in Tanunda, South Australia. The program has autobiographical ties to the artist, as the program includes works reflecting Mr. Nieminski’s Scottish, Polish, and Japanese roots, along with a salute to his current Australian experience. Stanford: Fantasia and Toccata, Op 57 Stanford, Intermezzo, Op. 189, No. 4 Coleridge-Taylor, Three Impromptus, Op. 78 William Bernard, Concert Overture No. 1 Feliks Raczkowski, Tema con variazione (1936) Takashi Sakai, Old Japanese Folk Tune Suite and Finale, Op. 218 Simon Nieminski, Toccata: One and Free (2023)
Australian organist Simon Nieminski performs a program in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the restoration of the 1877 Hill & Son pipe organ in the Barossa Regional Gallery in Tanunda, South Australia. The program has autobiographical ties to the artist, as the program includes works reflecting Mr. Nieminski’s Scottish, Polish, and Japanese roots, along with a salute to his current Australian experience. Stanford: Fantasia and Toccata, Op 57 Stanford, Intermezzo, Op. 189, No. 4 Coleridge-Taylor, Three Impromptus, Op. 78 William Bernard, Concert Overture No. 1 Feliks Raczkowski, Tema con variazione (1936) Takashi Sakai, Old Japanese Folk Tune Suite and Finale, Op. 218 Simon Nieminski, Toccata: One and Free (2023)

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