Les Nympheas is an unpublished work from 1958-59...Filsell transcribed this performance edition himself...How Filsell was able to get this on paper escapes me. Very haunting. Filsell continues to impress the listener with his interpretations, aided by a technique that never fails.

Dupré’s wonderfully colourful Les nymphéas crowns this revelatory disc from Filsell...The revelation on this CD comes from hearing Les nymphéas. This is a beautiful work which I feel is as original as Debussy’s Images, Nocturens or the quieter moments of Jeux...There’s no doubt that this series is setting the standard for Dupré interpreters of the future and will be a landmark in the history of organ recordings.

[Les Nymphéas] represents a kind of fascinating cul-de-sac of the possibilities of coloristic organ writing...those already collecting this landmark cycle will know exactly what to expect from Filsell and Guild in this latest instalment, and will not be disappointed.

In this triumphant work [Suite Bretonne] Filsell makes good use of the Trompette en Chamade, bringing the whole performance to a grand climax.