Plays The Father Willis Organ In Reading Town Hall
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Catherine Ennis Plays the Father Willis Organ in Reading Town Hall is a single-disc organ recital issued by Priory (catalogue PRCD6007). The programme gathers organ works and transcriptions by Widor, Parry, Dupré, Stanford, Saint‑Saëns and Gowers and runs to roughly 54 minutes.
Catherine Ennis Plays the Father Willis Organ in Reading Town Hall is a single-disc organ recital issued by Priory (catalogue PRCD6007). The programme gathers organ works and transcriptions by Widor, Parry, Dupré, Stanford, Saint‑Saëns and Gowers and runs to roughly 54 minutes.
Pros
- Clear, focused solo-organ programme featuring both French Romantic and British repertoire.
- Showcases the distinctive Victorian Father Willis organ of Reading Town Hall, an instrument noted for its historic character.
- Clear, focused solo-organ programme featuring both French Romantic and British repertoire.
- Showcases the distinctive Victorian Father Willis organ of Reading Town Hall, an instrument noted for its historic character.
- Performed by Catherine Ennis, an experienced organist, with a concise running time (single disc).
Cons
- −Several items are presented as excerpts rather than complete works (., Widor and Stanford excerpts), so the programme is not a set of full-length symphonies or sonatas.
- −The recordings originate from an earlier session (label reference to 1981), so sonic characteristics reflect an older recording era rather than modern remastering standards.
- −Several items are presented as excerpts rather than complete works (., Widor and Stanford excerpts), so the programme is not a set of full-length symphonies or sonatas.
- −The recordings originate from an earlier session (label reference to 1981), so sonic characteristics reflect an older recording era rather than modern remastering standards.
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