20th Century Organ Masterpieces
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20th Century Organ Masterpieces is a Priory Records release (catalogue PRCD643, EAN 5028612406435) featuring organist John Scott performing on the Mander organ of St. Ignatius Loyola, New York. The disc presents twelve twentieth‑century organ works with a total running time of approximately 77 minutes.
20th Century Organ Masterpieces is a Priory Records release (catalogue PRCD643, EAN 5028612406435) featuring organist John Scott performing on the Mander organ of St. Ignatius Loyola, New York. The disc presents twelve twentieth‑century organ works with a total running time of approximately 77 minutes.
Pros
- Recorded on the Mander organ at St. Ignatius Loyola, offering a broad dynamic and tonal range.
- Diverse twentieth‑century repertoire: programme includes works by Kenneth Leighton, Arvo Pärt, Naji Hakim, Guy Bovet, Petr Eben, Gerald Hendrie, Rogg and Roth.
- Recorded on the Mander organ at St. Ignatius Loyola, offering a broad dynamic and tonal range.
- Diverse twentieth‑century repertoire: programme includes works by Kenneth Leighton, Arvo Pärt, Naji Hakim, Guy Bovet, Petr Eben, Gerald Hendrie, Rogg and Roth.
- Substantial listening time — roughly 77 minutes across 12 tracks.
- Received favourable critical commentary for John Scott’s performances and the recording quality.
Cons
- −Wide stylistic variety across the programme may feel uneven for listeners seeking a tightly unified single‑composer disc.
- −Release‑year and metadata inconsistencies across catalogues can complicate citation or library cataloguing.
- −Wide stylistic variety across the programme may feel uneven for listeners seeking a tightly unified single‑composer disc.
- −Release‑year and metadata inconsistencies across catalogues can complicate citation or library cataloguing.
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