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1 LP -
CSD 1541 - (p) 1964
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WESTMINSTER
ABBEY - Volume 3
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| Johann sebastian
BACH (1685-1750) |
Toccata
in C, BWV 564.i
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6' 07" |
A1 |
| Michael Christian
FESTING (1705-1752) |
Largo,
Allegro and aria & Two
Variations (arr. Thalben-Ball)
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6' 43" |
A2 |
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Largo |
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2' 14" |
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Allegro |
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2' 52" |
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Aria & Two Variations |
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1' 37" |
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| Thomas TOMKINSI
(1672-1756) |
Voluntary
MB v/30 - (ed. S. D. Tuttle &
Thurston Dart)
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1' 53" |
A3 |
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Fancy
MB v/29 - (ed. S. D.
Tuttle & Thurston Dart)
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1' 58" |
A4 |
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In nomine
MB v/9 - (ed.
S. D. Tuttle &
Thurston Dart)
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2' 49" |
A5 |
| Felix MENDELSSOHN
(1809-1847) |
Sonata
No. 4 in B flat, Op. 65 No. 4
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3' 46" |
A6
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| Herbert HOWELLS
(1892-1983) |
Six
Pieces
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5. Saraband 'in modo elegiaco'
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3' 55" |
B1 |
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1. Preludio 'sine nomine'
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5' 47" |
B2 |
| Joseph RHEINBERGER
(1839-1901) |
Sonata
No. 8 in E minor, Op. 132
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11' 39" |
B3 |
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Introduction & Passacaglia
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11' 39" |
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Recorded
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Westminster
Abbey (Great Britain) - 6 &
8-10 June 1964
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Live / Studio
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Studio |
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Producer |
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Brian
B. Culverhouse
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Balance
engineer
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Christopher
Parker
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First LP
Edition
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EMI
- His Master's Voice | CSD 1541
| 1 LP | durata 44' 37" | (p)
1964
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CD Edition |
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EMI
Classics | 0 85295 2 | 13 CDs
| LC 06646 | (c)
2011 | ADD
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Note |
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The original
19 LPs in CD
13 CDs - 0
85295 2 - (c) 2011
(in CD 2:
Tracks 4-14)
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DOUGLAS
GUEST Born 1916. Educated
at Reading School, Royal College
of Music and King's College,
Cambridge. Organ Scholar of
King's College, Cambridge, and
John Stewart of Rannoch Scholar
in Sacred Music, 1935-1939.
Served in 1939-1945 war as
Major, Royal Artillery (H.A.C.);
mentioned in despatches,
Normandy 1944. 1945-1950.
Director of Music, Uppingham
School. 1950-1957. Organist and
Master of the Choristers at
Salisbury Cathedral. 1957-1963.
Organist and Master of the
Choristers at Worchester
Cathedral and conductor of the
Three Choirs Festival. Guest
conductor, City of Birmingham
Orchestra. 1963. Appointed
Master of the Choristers and
Organist of Westminster Abbey,
and Professor at the Royal
College of Music. Chairman of
the Council of the National
Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
since 1953.
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