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Special offer. Duruflé: The Organ Music

John Scott (organ of St Paul's Cathedral, London)

Scott's recording includes St Paul's Cathedral's choirmen singing the Gregorian chant in the Choral varié on Veni Creator. His playing is magisterial in its sheer elegance, discriminating taste,...

Special offer. Duruflé: The Organ Music

John Scott (organ of St Paul's Cathedral, London)

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Scott's recording includes St Paul's Cathedral's choirmen singing the Gregorian chant in the Choral varié on Veni Creator. His playing is magisterial in its sheer elegance, discriminating taste,...

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Erstwhile organist of St Pauls Cathedral, John Scott, puts the cathedrals wonderful instrument to the best possible use in this album of Maurice Durufls complete works for organ. Durufl studied with the greatest organists of the age, Charles Tournemire and Louis Vierne, and there is no doubt that his exposure to the genius of both in their respective organ lofts had a formative influence. Durufls compositional reputation is assured through one work: his beloved Requiem of 1947. In his organ music we hear his fascination with Gregorian plainchant themes which is such a feature of that work.

Contents and tracklist

I. Prélude
Track length6:41
II. Fugue
Track length5:08
I. Prélude
Track length8:57
II. Sicilienne
Track length6:35
III. Toccata
Track length8:14
I. Prélude
Track length6:31
II. Adagio
Track length7:37
III. Choral varié
Track length7:54

Awards and reviews

September 2006

Scott's recording includes St Paul's Cathedral's choirmen singing the Gregorian chant in the Choral varié on Veni Creator. His playing is magisterial in its sheer elegance, discriminating taste, and devotion to the music.
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