Organs in Continental Europe

Gerard Brooks plays transcriptions on the Cavaillé-Coll (1890) at St. Ouen, Rouen, in this 2007 recording.

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Saint-Saëns Organ Works, transcriptions played by Gerard Brooks on the Cavaillé-Coll (1890) of St. Ouen, Rouen, France

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Gerard Brooks plays miscellaneous works on the Cavaillé-Coll of the collegiate church of Saint-Hippolyte de Poligny on this 2013 recording.

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Saint-Saëns Organ Works, Gerard Brooks plays the Cavaillé-Coll at the collegiate church of Saint-Hippolyte de Poligny

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A prominent element in the shared culture of cities of the Hanseatic League were the pipe organs. Jonathan Moyer begins a series on these remarkable instruments in Lubeck, on an organ with pipework from the mid-1400s. Expanded by Stellwagen in 1637, the "north" organ in St Jakobi was an important model in the revival of historical styles of organ building in the 20th century. Play time: 65:12

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Voices of the Hanse: Organist Jonathan Moyer at the Stellwagen Organ, St. Jakobi Church, Lübeck

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James D. Hicks continues his quest to discover hidden organ music treasures. His 17th volume of the Nordic Journey series, which is a double-CD set, features the organ of Bodø Cathedral, Norway, as well as a few tracks recorded on the Klais organ of the Hallgrímskirkje in Reykjavík, Iceland. In Volume XVII, Dr. Hicks makes a musical excursion, covering a variety of contemporary pipe organ traditions as exemplified in the works of several living composers, with a program that goes across the Atlanta, from America through Greenland, Iceland, and Norway, and back again to America.
James D. Hicks (Artist), Oganes Girunyan (Artist), Pall Solstein (Artist), Ragnhild Hemsing (Artist), Kristian Blak (Composer), Paul Halley (Composer), Gisli Johann Gretarsson (Composer), Thorvaldur Orn Davithsson (Composer), Eli Tausen a Lava (Composer), Kjell Mork Karlsen (Composer)

Nordic Journey, Vol 17 - James D. Hicks; Pro Organo 7316

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James D. Hicks continues his quest to discover hidden organ music treasures. This time, in his 15th volume of the Nordic Journey series, he sets his attention to composers from the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The featured organ was most recently restored and updated by Gaida in 2014, and is found in the domed gallery of Pauluskirche in Ulm, Germany.
Music by Medini, Karindi, Kuprevicius, Sasnauskas, Jermaks, Maltis, Pinkevicius and Dubra. Play time: 79'25"
2023, Pro Organo

Nordic Journey, James D. Hicks; Vol XV; Baltic Sojourn

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Cercles Réfléchissants; Jean-Baptiste Robin (b. 1976), Music for Organ

Cercles Réfléchissants; Jean-Baptiste Robin (b. 1976), Music for Organ

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Ben van Oosten continues his recordings of the works of Marcel Dupré; recorded in 2007 on the Beuchet-Debierre Organ in the Cathedral of St. Peter, Angoulême.

Marcel Dupré, Organ Works, Vol 8; Ben van Oosten, Organist

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Ben van Oosten plays the Cavaillé-Coll at Saint Ouen, Rouen, France, in this 1999 recording of Dupré's Symphonie-Passion, Op. 23, and Evocation, Op. 37.

Dupré Organ Works, Vol 1, Ben van Oosten, Organist

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Franz Liszt Orgelwerke, Martin Haselböck an der Ladgast-Orgel in Köthin, Volume 3

Franz Liszt Orgelwerke, Martin Haselböck an der Ladgast-Orgel in Köthin, Volume 3

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