Great European Organs No. 69 Engels
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Stefan Engels performs on the Seifert organ of St. Matthias, Berlin‑Schöneberg in this Priory Records release (Great European Organs No. 69, catalogue PRCD790). The disc documents Engels's interpretations of large‑scale Romantic and 20th‑century organ works on a substantial church instrument.
Stefan Engels performs on the Seifert organ of St. Matthias, Berlin‑Schöneberg in this Priory Records release (Great European Organs No. 69, catalogue PRCD790). The disc documents Engels's interpretations of large‑scale Romantic and 20th‑century organ works on a substantial church instrument.
Pros
- Powerful, sonorous Seifert‑organ tone showcased (large instrument with 74 stops and a prominent 32′ reed).
- Varied programme spanning late‑Romantic and 20th‑century repertoire (Karg‑Elert, Reger, Messiaen, Germani).
- Powerful, sonorous Seifert‑organ tone showcased (large instrument with 74 stops and a prominent 32′ reed).
- Varied programme spanning late‑Romantic and 20th‑century repertoire (Karg‑Elert, Reger, Messiaen, Germani).
- Single‑disc, full‑length performance (~75 minutes) with strong dynamic contrasts and atmospheric recording praised in contemporary notices.
Cons
- −Programme is specialised and may be less immediately accessible to listeners seeking mainstream organ staples.
- −Download formats list no digital booklet, so printed programme notes may be limited in some formats.
- −Programme is specialised and may be less immediately accessible to listeners seeking mainstream organ staples.
- −Download formats list no digital booklet, so printed programme notes may be limited in some formats.
- −Recording's pronounced ambience and large acoustic may appear overly reverberant to listeners preferring drier, close‑mic organ presentations.
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