Daniel Cook
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Parry: I was glad & other choral works
Daniel Cook (organ), Jonathan Brown (bass), Alexander Kyle (treble), David Martin (countertenor), Mark Dobell (tenor), Robert Macdonald (bass)
Westminster Abbey Choir, Onyx Brass, James O'Donnell
O'Donnell's performance of I was glad is hugely expansive and majestic...I'm not sure there isn't an element of overkill...Still, it's difficult to resist the spine-tingling monumentalism of... —
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Finzi, Bax & Ireland: Choral Music
Daniel Cook (organ), Sebastian Braw-Smith (treble), Julian Stocker (tenor), Julian Empett (bass), Jeremy Suppey (treble), Simon Ponsford (countertenor), Daniel Livermore (treble), Jonathan Brown (bass)
Westminster Abbey Choir, James O'Donnell
The choir’s diffuse tone – breathier in the upper voices than rivals at New College or even King’s Cambridge – is very effective —
Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, April 2017, Choral & Song Choice
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The Complete Organ Works of Charles Villiers Stanford Vol. 4
Daniel Cook (organ of Westminster Abbey)
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A populist programme that does a little bit more than merely provide a superb sonic souvenir for the Abbey’s countless visitors —
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The Complete Organ Works of Charles Villiers Stanford Vol. 5
Daniel Cook (organ of Westminster Abbey)
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Most pieces are short: processionals, meditations, elegies, voluntaries, etc, but the fantasies on traditional melodies and the one sonata are larger in scale. Harrison & Harrison’s ‘flagship’... —
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Organ enthusiasts will be delighted with the notes which detail the complex and intriguing history and specification of the St David’s Cathedral instrument...Sumsion’s great contribution to... —
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The Complete Organ Works of Sir George Dyson
Daniel Cook plays the Organ of St. Mary, Redcliffe, Bristol
Daniel Cook (organ)
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The Complete Organ Works of Charles Villiers Stanford, Vol. 2
Daniel Cook (organ of Durham Cathedral)
[Cook's] playing is never less than intelligent and involved in a well-recorded recital —
