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1 LP -
CSD 3565 - (p) 1966
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HEREFORD
CATHEDRAL - Volume 10
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| John BULL
(?1562/63-1628) |
Pavana
"Sinfoniae" - (ed. Margaret
Glyn)
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3' 20" |
A1 |
| Samuel Sebastian WESLEY
(1810-1876) |
Larghetto
in F sharp minor (Three Pieces
for a Chamber Organ, Set 2 No. 2)
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5' 55" |
A2 |
| Joseph JONGEN
(1873-1953) |
Sonata
eroica, Op. 94 |
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14' 25" |
A3 |
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[I.] Modéré - Maestoso grandioso -
Allegro -
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8' 23" |
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[II.] Moderato - |
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2' 05" |
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[III.] Eroico - Moderato assai
[Fugue]
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3' 52" |
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| Jean LANGLAIS
(1907-1991) |
Incantation
pour un jour saint |
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4' 22" |
B1 |
| Flor PEETERS
(1903-1986) |
Aria,
Op. 51 |
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4' 28" |
B2 |
| Maurice Gustave
DURUFLÉ (1902-1986)
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Prélude
et Fugue sur le nom d'Alain, Op. 7
[oroginal version] |
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11' 16" |
B3 |
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Prélude (Allegro) |
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6' 36" |
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Fugue (Andante)
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4' 40" |
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Recorded
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Hereford
Cathedral (Great Britain) - 29-30
June 1966
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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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Stuart
Eltham
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First LP
Edition
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EMI
- His Master's Voice | CSD 3565
| 1 LP | durata 43' 46" | (p)
1966
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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 6:
Tracks 7-13 & CD 7:
Tracks 1-2)
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MELVILLE
COOK (b. Gloucester 1912)
as a choirboy at Gloucester
Cathedral came under the
influence of Sir Herbert Brewer.
He remained at the Cathedral as
an articted pupil after his
voice had broken. He was tutored
by Dr. Herbert Samsion (who was
appointed Organist in 1928) and
remained as his assistant,
gaining valuable esperience as
accompanist and
departy-conductor to the Three
Choirs Festival. Melville Cook
gained both diplomas of the
Royal College of Organist in
1931, winning the Harding Prize
For F.R.C.O.. He completed the
B. Mus. degree at Durham in 1934
and took his Doctorate there in
1940 after a period of study
with Sir Edward Bairstow. In
1937 Dr. Cook left Cheltenham
where he had been appoined
Organist and Choirmaster for
Leeds Parish Church. During the
War he served at home and abroad
in the Royal Artillery. In 1956
he was appointed Organist ans
Master of the Choristers at
Hereford Cathedral, thos reiming
his connection with the Three
Choirs Festival after a break of
nineteen years. He was
responsible for the direction of
the Hereford Festival in 1958,
1961 and 1964. He is now
resident in Winnipeg, Canada,
where he is conductor of the
Philharmonic Society and
Organist of All Saints' Church.
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