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Organ Party - Volume 3

Kevin Bowyer (organ of Glasgow University Memorial Chapel)

Organ Party - Volume 3
Think artisan bran-tub rather than mass-produced lollipops and you’ll have the measure of this hugely entertaining collection of showpieces. There’s much fun to be had here, with Bowyer in gleefully...

Organ Party - Volume 3

Kevin Bowyer (organ of Glasgow University Memorial Chapel)

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Think artisan bran-tub rather than mass-produced lollipops and you’ll have the measure of this hugely entertaining collection of showpieces. There’s much fun to be had here, with Bowyer in gleefully...

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This third outing in this outrageous series features the organ that Kevin Bowyer knows best as its organist. He states that the university hosts many kinds of events from weddings to festivals and that he is asked to play music drawn from right across the board – “ I am proud to have no scruples…some would say no taste! “ Here are a selection of pieces, many of which are first recordings.

Contents and tracklist

Little Stanmore Suite: No. 1, Come for Tea!
Track length1:09
Little Stanmore Suite: No. 2, The Blacksmith's Donkey
Track length0:44
Little Stanmore Suite: No. 3, Canons in the Park
Track length0:49
Little Stanmore Suite: No. 4, James Bridges Knees-up
Track length0:44
Little Stanmore Suite: No. 5, The Pigeon and the Woodpecker
Track length1:02
Little Stanmore Suite: No. 6, Ach, Mein Wig Hast Blown Off!
Track length1:08
2 Cod Pieces: No. 1, Beethoven's Binge
Track length1:54
2 Cod Pieces: No. 2, The Old Codger
Track length2:41
Prélude et fugue
Track length8:36

Awards and reviews

March 2018

Think artisan bran-tub rather than mass-produced lollipops and you’ll have the measure of this hugely entertaining collection of showpieces. There’s much fun to be had here, with Bowyer in gleefully virtuosic mood (Ernest Bucalossi’s The Grasshoppers’ Dance described with a buzzing blend of reeds and mixtures), ably aided by a full-bodied recording.
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