David Baskeyfield - L'orgue de St Paul's Bloor Street (2015) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: David Baskeyfield
- Title: L'orgue de St Paul's Bloor Street
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: ATMA Classique
- Genre: Classical Organ
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:20:08
- Total Size: 293 mb / 1.19 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Cortège académique
02. Prière pour orgue
03. Rhapsody in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 17 No. 3
04. Scherzo for Organ
05. Plymouth Suite: I. Allegro risoluto
06. Plymouth Suite: II. Lantana
07. Plymouth Suite: III. Chanty
08. Plymouth Suite: IV. Salix
09. Plymouth Suite: V. Toccata
10. Pièces de fantaisie, Op. 55: IV. Naïades
11. 3 Prélude and Fugues, Op. 109: Prélude No. 2 in G Major
12. 3 Prélude and Fugues, Op. 109: Fugue No. 2 in G Major
13. Studio da concerto "Salve Regina"
14. Introduction, passacaglia et fugue, Op. 149: Introduction
15. Introduction, passacaglia et fugue, Op. 149: Passacaglia
16. Introduction, passacaglia et fugue, Op. 149: Fugue
David Baskeyfield so impressed a presitigous jury of nine promimnent organists at the Canadian International Organ Competition in 2014 that he was awarded first prize overall, as well as the prize for best performance of a Canadian work. As the winner of the competition, Baskeyfield was invited to record a solo album with ATMA Classique.
Baskeyfield’s program showcases the organ of St Paul’s Church in Toronto—an ideal instrument to introduce the organist to a new generation of listeners. Though the St. Paul’s organ has not been recorded in recent years, it is well known to organ historians.
Originally from England, David Baskeyfield studied at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY, with David Higgs and William Porter. David read Law at Oxford, and as an organ scholar at St John's College, he studied with John Wellingham and David Sanger. Between Oxford and Eastman he spent a year as organ scholar at Christ Church Cathedral and St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin.
The organ at St. Paul΄s organ was built in 1914 by Casavant Freres, and when composer Healey Willan played for the dedication in April 1914, it was believed to be the fifth largest organ in the world, with 106 stops to the 77 of St. Paul’s London and Westminster Abbey.
01. Cortège académique
02. Prière pour orgue
03. Rhapsody in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 17 No. 3
04. Scherzo for Organ
05. Plymouth Suite: I. Allegro risoluto
06. Plymouth Suite: II. Lantana
07. Plymouth Suite: III. Chanty
08. Plymouth Suite: IV. Salix
09. Plymouth Suite: V. Toccata
10. Pièces de fantaisie, Op. 55: IV. Naïades
11. 3 Prélude and Fugues, Op. 109: Prélude No. 2 in G Major
12. 3 Prélude and Fugues, Op. 109: Fugue No. 2 in G Major
13. Studio da concerto "Salve Regina"
14. Introduction, passacaglia et fugue, Op. 149: Introduction
15. Introduction, passacaglia et fugue, Op. 149: Passacaglia
16. Introduction, passacaglia et fugue, Op. 149: Fugue
David Baskeyfield so impressed a presitigous jury of nine promimnent organists at the Canadian International Organ Competition in 2014 that he was awarded first prize overall, as well as the prize for best performance of a Canadian work. As the winner of the competition, Baskeyfield was invited to record a solo album with ATMA Classique.
Baskeyfield’s program showcases the organ of St Paul’s Church in Toronto—an ideal instrument to introduce the organist to a new generation of listeners. Though the St. Paul’s organ has not been recorded in recent years, it is well known to organ historians.
Originally from England, David Baskeyfield studied at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY, with David Higgs and William Porter. David read Law at Oxford, and as an organ scholar at St John's College, he studied with John Wellingham and David Sanger. Between Oxford and Eastman he spent a year as organ scholar at Christ Church Cathedral and St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin.
The organ at St. Paul΄s organ was built in 1914 by Casavant Freres, and when composer Healey Willan played for the dedication in April 1914, it was believed to be the fifth largest organ in the world, with 106 stops to the 77 of St. Paul’s London and Westminster Abbey.
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