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Unmissable Music for the King of Instruments

Roderick Williams presents organ favourites and new discoveries, including a solemn procession imagined by Marcel Dupre and the fanfare trumpets of Washington Cathedral.

Roderick Williams presents an hour of organ favourites and new discoveries. In today's programme, we follow a solemn funeral procession to its surprisingly exultant conclusion, J.S. Bach makes graceful leaps of joy in his beloved chorale: Wachet Auf, and we revel in the sound of the spectacular fanfare trumpets which crown the historic organ at Washington Cathedral.

1 hour

Music Played

  • Aaron Copland

    Fanfare for the Common Man

    Performer: Scott Detra.
    • LRCD1114.
    • LOFT.
    • 1.
  • William Byrd

    Salvator mundi II

    Performer: Robin Walker.
    • Herald HAVP363.
    • Herald.
    • 2.
  • Marco Enrico Bossi

    Scherzo in G Minor, Op 49 No 2

    Performer: Ian Tracey.
    • WARNER 0077776281353.
    • WARNER.
    • 8.
  • Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

    Largo (Sonata No 3 in F Major, Wq.70)

    Performer: Herbert Tachezi.
    • TELDEC 844064.
    • TELDEC.
    • 8.
  • John Stanley

    Allegro (Voluntary in D, Op 5)

    Performer: Richard Marlow.
    • Chandos:CHAN0639.
    • Chandos.
    • 5.
  • Marcel Dupr茅

    Cort猫ge and Litanie, Op 19

    Performer: Robert Quinney.
  • Johann Sebastian Bach

    Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme

    Performer: Daniel Chorzempa.
    • 4121172.
    • Philips.
    • 1.
  • William Walton

    Popular Song (Facade)

    Performer: Robert Gower.
    • PRCD591.
    • PRIORY.
    • 12.
  • Oskar Lindberg

    Gammal f盲bodpsalm fr氓n Dalarna

    Performer: David Rumsey.
    • OC 840.
    • OEHMS.
    • 7.
  • Felix Mendelssohn

    Sonata No 2 in C Minor, Op 65

    Performer: John (U.K.) Scott.
    • Hyperion CDA664912.
    • Hyperion.
    • 11.

Broadcast

  • Sun 1 Jul 2018 16:00

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