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1 LP -
CSD 3657 - (p) 1969
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CANTERBURY
CATHEDRAL - Volume 16
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| Johann Sebastian
BACH (1685-1750) |
Toccata
and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565
(attrib. J. S. Bach) |
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10' 18" |
A1 |
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Toccata
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2' 22" |
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Fugue
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7' 57" |
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| Felix MENDELSSOHN
(1809-1847) |
Sonata
No. 1 in F minor, Op. 65 No. 1 |
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14' 14" |
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I. Allegro moderato e serioso
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5' 01" |
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A2 |
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II. Adagio
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3' 40" |
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A3 |
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III. Andante recitativo - |
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2' 43" |
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A4
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IV. Allegro assai vivace |
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2' 50" |
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| Malcom WILLIAMSON
(1931-2003) |
Epitaphs
foe Edith Sitwell |
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7' 41" |
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1. Adagio
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4' 26" |
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B1 |
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2. Adagio |
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3' 15" |
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B2 |
| Alan RIDOUT
(1934-1996) |
The
Seven Last Words *
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18' 45" |
B3 |
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I. Father, forgive them: for they
know not what they do
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1' 48" |
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II. Woman, behold thy son... Behold
thy mother
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2' 55" |
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III. My God, my God, why hast thou
forsaken me?
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1' 34" |
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IV. Verily I say unto thee: Thou
shalt be with me in paradise
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3' 11" |
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V. I thirst
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1' 59" |
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VI. It is finished
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3' 29" |
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VII. Father, into Thy hands I
commend my spirit
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3' 49" |
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Recorded
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Canterbury
Cathedral (Great Britain) - 15-17
October 1968
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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 3657
| 1 LP | durata 50' 58" | (p)
1969
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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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*
Recorded in the presence of the
composer
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The original
19 LPs in CD
13 CDs - 0
85295 2 - (c) 2011
(in CD 10:
tracks 1-15)
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ALLAN
WICKS was born in 1923, in
Yorkshire. He was an Organ
Scholar at Christ Church,
Oxford, and subsequently was
appointed Assistant Organist at
York Minster (1947-54), and
Organist at Manchester Cathedral
(1954-61). In 1961 he took up
his present post an Organist at
Canterbury Cathedral. Allan
Wicks has made strenouous
efforts to encourage composers'
interest in the organ, and has
commissioned works from Malcom
Williamson (especially the fine
Symphony), Maxwell Davies, Iain
Hamilton and Alan Ridout.
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