Instrumental, Holst (composer)
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The organ has a really gutsy, symphonic core... Jan Kraybill... plays with considerable verve and a feeling both for colour and for the grand gesture. —
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Grammy Awards, 62nd Awards (2019), Nominee - Best Classical Instrumental Solo
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Wait until the neighbours are out, turn up the volume, give your speakers a thorough workout and yourself a tingle up the spine. Full organ. Blazing magnificence. No one plays this sort of repertoire... —
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Gramophone Magazine, January 2024, Editor's Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2024 Shortlist, Shortlisted - Instrumental
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Gramophone Magazine, Critics' Choice 2024
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
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The recital's radiant heart is Sheppard's Media Vite, but there are more highlights to come, including an outstanding reading of Holst's Nunc Dimittis, the flowing textures of Harris's Bring... —
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2008, Choral Finalist
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BBC Music Magazine, July 2007, Choral & Song Choice
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Explosive Classics
Manchester Chamber Choir, London Symphony Orchestra, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, London Symphony Chorus, Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, BBC Philharmonic, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Russian State...
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Special offer. Samuel Adler: Music For Chamber Orchestra
Sooyun Kim, Michelle Farah, Yoonah Kim, Taylor Smith, Charles Neidich, New York Classical Players, Dongmin Kim
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Special offer. Hymn to the Dawn
RecommendedGrace Cloutier (harp), Jessica Petrus (soprano), Heather Petrie (contralto), Amanda Sidebottom (soprano), Esteli Gomez (soprano), Rebekah Westphal (alto), Alan Murchie (organ), Arianne Abela (soprano), Allison Holst-Grubbe (soprano), Derek Greten-Harrison (counter-tenor), Alan Murchie (piano)
Etherea...
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Building A Library, January 2022, Featured Recording
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How wonderful it is to hear this music given a real performance rather than the usual dutiful playthrough...None of this music quite reveals the genius we now mourn, yet Willshire gives compelling... —