In keeping with earlier installments the program includes both familiar fare and some seldom-heard compositions...Filsell delivers a commanding interpretation of the’ Carlion’, a knuckle-buster with a non-stop pattern of descending fourths in the manuals...Filsell continues to impress with each volume in this series. The organ sounds wonderful here.

Yes, he’s a brilliant virtuoso for whom the ‘Everest-like’ technical demands of Dupré’s music hold no terrors, but he is also a sensitive and perceptive musician who, in true Dupré fashion, sees virtuosity merely as a vehicle for committed musical interpretation...this disc makes one of the most impressive organ recording ventures in recent years.

Ken Blair’s recording is absolutely first- rate, capturing all the range, power and colour of this fine organ

Jeremy Filsell’s work is a marvel, a wonderful encouragement to our fuller appreciation of the Dupré legacy, and a treasure for any to whom the organ’s art is a perpetually fascination adventure

what an outstanding series this is turning out to be. Filsell’s technical ability is second to none, as he is able to tackle the most complex musical figurations with what appears to be relative ease. The musicality that shines through in these recordings provides a fresh approach...I cannot recommend these recordings highly enough. Quite superb!