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Great European Organs Vol. 85: TC Lewis Organ of St George's Church, Cullercoats

Daniel Cook (organ)

Great European Organs Vol. 85: TC Lewis Organ of St George's Church, Cullercoats
The sound quality of this CD is perfect. I felt that I was actually sitting listening in the nave of St, George’s Church, Cullercoats. The playing of all these pieces is sympathetic and well-balanced...a...

Great European Organs Vol. 85: TC Lewis Organ of St George's Church, Cullercoats

Daniel Cook (organ)

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The sound quality of this CD is perfect. I felt that I was actually sitting listening in the nave of St, George’s Church, Cullercoats. The playing of all these pieces is sympathetic and well-balanced...a...

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This famous organ built by T.C.Lewis, has a rather insignificant look about it but in fact despite the appearance the organ is of major importance and quality with fine tone and housed within a church set within metres of the beaches of North East England. Priory and Daniel Cook (soon to be sub organist of Westminster Abbey) have put together a recital of English music which to our knowledge is all unrecorded by Alan Gray, Stainer, Gordon Phillips, Alcock, Alec Rowley, York Bowen, Milner and a substantial Sonata by Charles Lloyd.

Contents and tracklist

I. —
Track length8:04
II. —
Track length3:49
III. —
Track length7:18
No. 7, Andante pathétique
Track length4:22

Awards and reviews

17th September 2013

The sound quality of this CD is perfect. I felt that I was actually sitting listening in the nave of St, George’s Church, Cullercoats. The playing of all these pieces is sympathetic and well-balanced...a truly imaginative exploration of British music...every work is impressive and demands our attention.
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