Grier: Music For Organ
Tom Winpenny (organ of St Albans Cathedral)
Accented with classical and contemporary French accents, Te Deum (1996) prefaces expressive organ passages with plainchant canticles. The beautiful twinning of two In nomine settings (2000)...
Grier: Music For Organ
Tom Winpenny (organ of St Albans Cathedral)
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Accented with classical and contemporary French accents, Te Deum (1996) prefaces expressive organ passages with plainchant canticles. The beautiful twinning of two In nomine settings (2000)...
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Francis Grier is well known as a composer as well as a performer. This recording by organist Tom Winpenny gives listeners a unique insight into the organ music of Francis Grier in world premiere recordings. Played on the magnificent organ of St Albans Cathedral, this instrument shows the depth of range and colour of Grier's magnificent organ music.
Contents and tracklist
- Tom Winpenny (organ)
- St Albans Cathedral Choir
- Recorded: 16-18 August 2017
- Recording Venue: Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK
- Tom Winpenny (organ)
- Recorded: 16-18 August 2017
- Recording Venue: Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK
- Tom Winpenny (organ)
- Recorded: 16-18 August 2017
- Recording Venue: Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK
- Tom Winpenny (organ)
- Recorded: 16-18 August 2017
- Recording Venue: Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK
Awards and reviews
January 2019
Accented with classical and contemporary French accents, Te Deum (1996) prefaces expressive organ passages with plainchant canticles. The beautiful twinning of two In nomine settings (2000) deftly interpolates John Taverner and William Blytheman. Tom Winpenny is a persuasive advocative on St Albans’s robust but poetic Harrison & Harrison.
