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English Organ Music

28 September 202610 October 2026 aeolodicon

The combination of Priory Records, Lincoln Cathedral and Colin Walsh is a definite winner, as evidenced through numerous recordings, most of it of the French romantics (Walsh’s great love) but with forays into “popular” fare, and a couple of Bach releases too. This album of romantic English music is a… Read moreEnglish Organ Music

Priory Records  Romantic, Late Romantic

A Walton and Finzi Organ Album

23 September 202610 October 2026 aeolodicon

I have several recordings of the Willis organ in Hereford Cathedral, and all capture it in a slightly different way, but it reliably sounds absolutely wonderful. On this disc, with Robert Gower playing through his album of Walton and Finzi arrangements published by Oxford University Press, the balance is near… Read moreA Walton and Finzi Organ Album

Priory Records  Late Romantic, Modern

Percy Whitlock

31 August 202615 October 2026 aeolodicon

John Scott possessed a rare humble musicianship which coupled phenomenal technique with exquisite sensitivity. This 2004 Hyperion recording of music by Whitlock on the mighty organ of St Paul’s Cathedral, London, was his last before his move, just a few months later, to St Thomas’s Church, Fifth Avenue, New York,… Read morePercy Whitlock

Hyperion Records  Late Romantic

14 recordings ... and counting!

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