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Organ Landscape: Lithuania

Martin Rost (organ)

‘understated’ describes this disc perfectly. As I suggested earlier it’s more of a historical document than a set of showpieces, and in that sense it will surely appeal to aficionados more interested...

Organ Landscape: Lithuania

Martin Rost (organ)

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‘understated’ describes this disc perfectly. As I suggested earlier it’s more of a historical document than a set of showpieces, and in that sense it will surely appeal to aficionados more interested...

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The repertoire of this disc offers a glimpse at organ music that has been heard in the churches of Lithuania over a period of some 350 years.

Contents and tracklist

Aria vocetur Slowik (B-Dur)
Track length2:15
Ballet Marchi (B-Dur)
Track length1:13
Menuet (g-moll)
Track length1:42
Presto (B-Dur)
Track length2:37
Bouree (d-moll)
Track length1:23
Aria (G-Dur)
Track length2:02
Prelidium (e-moll)
Track length0:56
Alia super 6 tonum
Track length0:59
Primi toni
Track length0:22
Super primum tonum
Track length0:35
Fantasia super primum tonum
Track length0:26
Fantasia super primum tonum II
Track length0:48
Super primum tonum II
Track length0:40
Veni creator
Track length1:11
Do Ciebie Panie
Track length1:19
Intonation (C-Dur)
Track length0:24
Andante (C-Dur)
Track length1:05
Praesto (C-Dur)
Track length1:19
Toccata in G
Track length0:44
Ricercar in G
Track length0:52
Toccata in d
Track length1:05
Ricercar in d
Track length0:40
XII (As-Dur)
Track length1:29
Fuge C minor / c-moll, Kyrie eleison
Track length3:28

Awards and reviews

9th August 2009

‘understated’ describes this disc perfectly. As I suggested earlier it’s more of a historical document than a set of showpieces, and in that sense it will surely appeal to aficionados more interested in the organ-builder’s art than the organist’s keyboard skills. This, allied with a consistently good recording and fascinating notes, makes for a most rewarding issue.
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