Jennifer Bate
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…would Mendelssohn have approved of Jennifer Bate's performances? If he wasn't impressed by the easy fluency of her technique or her highly articulate and intelligent interpretations… then... —
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Gramophone Magazine, April 2006, Editor's Choice
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Peter Dickinson: Three Concertos & Merseyside Echoes
Howard Shelley (piano), Chloe Hanslip (violin), Jennifer Bate (organ)
BBC Symphony Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, David Atherton, Clark Rundell
Peter Dickinson's three concertos delight in playfulness, and imaginative use of Americana and Beethoven. The Violin Concerto is a premiere recording. —
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This is not exciting or showy playing, but solidly musical and utterly stylish. —
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Mendelssohn - Complete Organ Works Volume 1
Including newly discovered works
Jennifer Bate (organ), with Martin Stacey (organ)
Bate acknowledges Mendelssohn as a passionate improviser whose personal style won him many friends during his ten visits to Britain; if more passion might occasionally be welcome in these performances,... —
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Peter Dickinson - Complete Solo Organ Works
Jennifer Bate (Organs of St John’s Duncan Terrace, St James’s Muswell Hill & St Dominic’s Priory)
The student pieces that begin this fascinating disc demonstrate the expected ability to identify with the musical worlds of Vaughan Williams and Herbert Howells, though one piece at least –... —
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Peter Dickinson: Piano Concerto, Outcry & Organ Concerto
Howard Shelley (piano), Meriel Dickinson (mezzo-soprano), Jennifer Bate (organ)
BBC Symphony Orchestra, City of London Sinfonia, London Concert Choir, The, David Atherton, Nicholas Cleobury
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The Wesleys and Their Contemporaries
Jennifer Bate (organ of St. James’s Church, Bermondsey and Brangwyn Hall, Swansea)
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