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Music : Michael Murray At The Cathedral Of St. John The Divine: Works By Franck, Widor, Dupré, Bach and Others
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from: Telarc
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0089408016929
Label: Telarc
Manufacturer: Telarc
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Telarc
Release Date: October 25, 1990
Studio: Telarc
Sales Rank: 56882
Disc 1:- Finale
- Meditation
- Prelude
- Final
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By that headline, I'm asserting that this is a beautiful CD, excellently recorded, beautifully played with true sensitivity and artistry, with excellent registrations and good tempi for the extra-large space and reverberation this building offers! My sole objection here is that he could have opened up (much) more for the Franck Chorale #2 - it's NOT supposed to be restrained, especially just because it was meant to fit right after the Vierne and before the Dupré selections; otherwise, everything ... Read More
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I'm a big fan of Mr. Murray's organ playing. In fact I love it as much as I detest his fellow American Newman.
The acoustic of this huge cathedral is captured nicely on this wonderful CD ... especially the ear splitting State Trumpet (listen to tracks 1 and 2). There is a delicious account of Widor (one of the movements from Symphony 6 is perfect and makes me hanker for the whole cycle on this monsterous organ.
It's a shame that organ CDs seem to be hotch potch collections ... Read More
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This particular michael murray recording makes up for the lack of recordings of the magnificent organ in St. John Divine. It is perhaps one of the greatest and largest American organs, notably the very powerful state trumpet stop located underneath one of the rose windows (This is one of the few stops of its kind in existence). The Agincourt Hynm really shows off what this stop is capable of. There is some good variety in this recording, although sometimes I felt that the State Trumpet was used in ... Read More
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This disc has on it one of America's foremost organists playing one of the largest organs ever constructed. The result is a mix of good music well played with some rather irritating bits. Firstly, the Dunstable and the Purcell (actually by Jeremiah Clarke) make use of the incredible State Trumpet stop; whilst this makes for an excellent first track, in which it appears briefly at the start and end in a sort of fanfare motif, the use of this stop in the Trumpet Tune becomes ear-splitting and tiresome. ... Read More
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I bought this CD several years ago, and I never get tired of listening to it. Michael Murray gives his usual brilliant rendition of some of the world's greatest organ music in a setting with vibrant accoustics as St. John the Divine is one of the largest churches in the US. This should be required listening for any organ enthusiast.
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