Browse: Dupré Organ Works (series)

The main work here is the Second Symphony, a terse and bluntly spoken piece, and certainly one of Dupré’s darker creations. Filsell displays his by now trademark mastery of Dupré’s characteristically... — Classic CD, May 2000, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Filsell's playing is committed and gripping throughout: it has the air of a performance...As regards the organ, it is an American eclectic Instrument (1979/1997) with a French accent and is more... — Choir & Organ More…

Filsell continues to impress with his versatility. — American Record Guide, January/February 2000 More…

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... — American Record Guide More…

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... — American Record Guide, September/October 2000 More…

Les Nympheas is an unpublished work from 1958-59...Filsell transcribed this performance edition himself...How Filsell was able to get this on paper escapes me.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... — American Record Guide, November/December 2000 More…

These are honest and reliable interpretations displaying a virtuosic technique...This cycle sets high artistic standards and I look forward to future volumes. Strongly recommended. — Gramophone Magazine, August 1999 More…

Filsell has steeped himself in this music for many years and is an entirely committed and reliable guide.... The recorded sound is splendid and the booklet fully documented. — MusicWeb International, October 2000 More…