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Special offer. Marcel Dupré: Organ Works Vol. 8

Jeremy Filsell (organ)

Filsell again demonstrates his absolute mastery of the technical problems. With a sensitive ear in addition, and coupled with an instrument that has proved its versatility through eight consecutive...

Special offer. Marcel Dupré: Organ Works Vol. 8

Jeremy Filsell (organ)

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Filsell again demonstrates his absolute mastery of the technical problems. With a sensitive ear in addition, and coupled with an instrument that has proved its versatility through eight consecutive...

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Recorded on the organ of St. Boniface Episcopal Church, Sarasota, USA

Contents and tracklist

I
Track length9:27
II
Track length5:50
III
Track length4:58
1. Moderato
Track length7:25
2. Adagio con tenerezza
Track length7:41
3. Allegro deciso
Track length6:51

Awards and reviews

September/October 2000

Filsell again demonstrates his absolute mastery of the technical problems. With a sensitive ear in addition, and coupled with an instrument that has proved its versatility through eight consecutive instalments, Filsell is in the home stretch of this significant enterprise. I have no doubt this series will be the backbone in any organ maven’s home collection.

Classic CD September 2000

We can by this stage ( Volume 8 ) in his Dupré pilgrimage take Jeremy Filsell’s tremendous virtuosity for granted. Try his magnificent marshalling of resources in the complex multi-layerings of the double-fugue finale of Psaume XVIII for yet another example.

February 2001

Filsell’s interpretations are reliable, fluent and faithful to Dupré’s registration markings. Well-balanced recorded sound and the relative dryness of the acoustic of St Boniface help one to grasp Dupré’s complex (and muddying) polyphonic textures.
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