Edward Elgar Music For Organ
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Sir Edward Elgar: Music for Organ (Priory PRCD1037) is a solo-organ CD on the Priory label performed by Anthony Hammond. The recording was made on the organ of St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol and collects Elgar organ works and organ transcriptions, including arrangements of Nimrod (Enigma Variations), the Imperial March and movements from Elgar's organ sonatas. The release date is listed as 2010 and the total running time is about 67 minutes.
Sir Edward Elgar: Music for Organ (Priory PRCD1037) is a solo-organ CD on the Priory label performed by Anthony Hammond. The recording was made on the organ of St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol and collects Elgar organ works and organ transcriptions, including arrangements of Nimrod (Enigma Variations), the Imperial March and movements from Elgar's organ sonatas. The release date is listed as 2010 and the total running time is about 67 minutes.
- Performer: Anthony Hammond is the solo organist throughout, offering focused, technically assured readings.
- Instrument: Recorded on the well-known St Mary Redcliffe organ, giving a large, resonant church sound suited to Elgar's sonorities.
- Performer: Anthony Hammond is the solo organist throughout, offering focused, technically assured readings.
- Instrument: Recorded on the well-known St Mary Redcliffe organ, giving a large, resonant church sound suited to Elgar's sonorities.
- Repertoire: Includes familiar Elgar items (Nimrod, Imperial March) alongside full organ sonatas and transcriptions, making it a concentrated survey of Elgar on organ.
- Recording length: Single-disc programme of approximately 67 minutes provides a substantial listening experience.
- −Format: Solo-organ programme only — listeners seeking orchestral or choral Elgar will find arrangements and organ versions rather than original orchestral performances.
- −Specialist appeal: Focused organ repertoire and the church acoustic make this most directly relevant to organ enthusiasts and listeners who prefer organ transcriptions.
- −Format: Solo-organ programme only — listeners seeking orchestral or choral Elgar will find arrangements and organ versions rather than original orchestral performances.
- −Specialist appeal: Focused organ repertoire and the church acoustic make this most directly relevant to organ enthusiasts and listeners who prefer organ transcriptions.
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