Great European Organs No. 62 Unger
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Great European Organs No. 62: The Sauer / St Thomaskirche, Leipzig is a single-disc organ recording performed by Johannes Unger and issued on the Priory Records Great European Organs series (catalogue PRCD788; EAN 5028612207889).
Great European Organs No. 62: The Sauer / St Thomaskirche, Leipzig is a single-disc organ recording performed by Johannes Unger and issued on the Priory Records Great European Organs series (catalogue PRCD788; EAN 5028612207889).
Pros
- Performer: Johannes Unger is credited as the organist on the recording.
- Instrument: Recorded on the Wilhelm Sauer organ of St. Thomaskirche, Leipzig, providing a documented historic-instrument context.
- Performer: Johannes Unger is credited as the organist on the recording.
- Instrument: Recorded on the Wilhelm Sauer organ of St. Thomaskirche, Leipzig, providing a documented historic-instrument context.
- Repertoire: Programme includes substantial late-Romantic/early-20th-century organ works by Max Reger, Sigfrid Karg-Elert and a Sonata by Ludwig Neuhoff, offering a focused stylistic programme.
- Format and identification: Single CD release in Priory’s Great European Organs series (PRCD788) with EAN 5028612207889.
- Running time: Approximately 70 minutes of music on one disc.
Cons
- −Limited published critical commentary visible on the official product listing (official page shows no user reviews), so independent reception is not widely documented there.
- −Repertoire focus on late-Romantic/20th-century composers may be less suitable for listeners seeking Baroque or mainstream organ staples.
- −Limited published critical commentary visible on the official product listing (official page shows no user reviews), so independent reception is not widely documented there.
- −Repertoire focus on late-Romantic/20th-century composers may be less suitable for listeners seeking Baroque or mainstream organ staples.
- −Some retail listings for digital formats note that a digital booklet is not included for downloads.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.