Great European Organs No. 50 Frankfurt Cathedral
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Great European Organs No. 50: Frankfurt Imperial Cathedral (Priory PRCD615) is a solo-organ recording of the Johannes Klais instrument at Frankfurt Imperial Cathedral, performed by Hans-Otto Jacob. The programme gathers organ works by. Lang, Cor Kee, Leo Sowerby, Niels Gade, Nigel Ogden, Paul Hindemith and Sigfrid Karg-Elert.
Great European Organs No. 50: Frankfurt Imperial Cathedral (Priory PRCD615) is a solo-organ recording of the Johannes Klais instrument at Frankfurt Imperial Cathedral, performed by Hans-Otto Jacob. The programme gathers organ works by. Lang, Cor Kee, Leo Sowerby, Niels Gade, Nigel Ogden, Paul Hindemith and Sigfrid Karg-Elert.
Pros
- Documentary recording of the Klais organ in Frankfurt Imperial Cathedral, showcasing the cathedral instrument’s resources.
- Performed throughout by Hans-Otto Jacob, presenting a cohesive solo-organ programme.
- Documentary recording of the Klais organ in Frankfurt Imperial Cathedral, showcasing the cathedral instrument’s resources.
- Performed throughout by Hans-Otto Jacob, presenting a cohesive solo-organ programme.
- Wide-ranging repertoire spanning Romantic and 20th-century works (Lang, Gade, Hindemith, Karg-Elert, among others).
- Part of Priory Records’ long-running Great European Organs series (catalogue number PRCD615).
- Offered in multiple formats (physical CD and digital download).
Cons
- −No digital booklet is provided with the download on at least one distributor listing.
- −Priory product page shows no customer reviews on the publisher site.
- −No digital booklet is provided with the download on at least one distributor listing.
- −Priory product page shows no customer reviews on the publisher site.
- −Release-date and edition metadata vary between listings (different sources give dates such as 1997, 2000 and later reissue/pressing years), which may cause catalogue confusion.
- −Programme is strictly solo-organ repertoire; no ensemble or choral variety for listeners seeking mixed forces.
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