Organ Music From Stowe School Kingston
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Organ Music from Stowe School (PRCD896) is a Priory Records CD featuring organist Jonathan Kingston. The album collects 18 organ works spanning Baroque composers (Buxtehude, Bruhns, Couperin) through Romantic and 20th-century pieces (Saint‑Saëns, Coates, Bourgeois, Vann), presented in a single continuous programme with a total running time of about 71 minutes.
Organ Music from Stowe School (PRCD896) is a Priory Records CD featuring organist Jonathan Kingston. The album collects 18 organ works spanning Baroque composers (Buxtehude, Bruhns, Couperin) through Romantic and 20th-century pieces (Saint‑Saëns, Coates, Bourgeois, Vann), presented in a single continuous programme with a total running time of about 71 minutes.
- Wide-ranging repertoire across periods — Baroque, Classical/Romantic and 20th-century works represented.
- Single-artist recital: consistent interpretative approach from organist Jonathan Kingston.
- Wide-ranging repertoire across periods — Baroque, Classical/Romantic and 20th-century works represented.
- Single-artist recital: consistent interpretative approach from organist Jonathan Kingston.
- Substantial programme length (~71 minutes) across 18 tracks — suitable for a full recital experience.
- −Limited published critical commentary or user reviews on major retail/product pages, so independent critical context is sparse.
- −Focused, single-instrument programme may not appeal to listeners seeking orchestral or choral variety.
- −Limited published critical commentary or user reviews on major retail/product pages, so independent critical context is sparse.
- −Focused, single-instrument programme may not appeal to listeners seeking orchestral or choral variety.
- −Some digital listings note no digital booklet included for downloads, so supplementary programme notes are not always provided with digital purchases.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.