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Glasgow Bells

Kevin Bowyer (organ), Evelyn Glennie (tubular bells), Robert Gibbs (5-string violin)

Glasgow Bells
Here’s an essential companion to Kevin Bowyer’s earlier three-disc survey of Alan Gibbs’s organ music, Glasgow Toccata. Returning to that title track, the titular Glasgow Bells here pairs Bowyer...

Choir & Organ, March 2021

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Glasgow Bells

Kevin Bowyer (organ), Evelyn Glennie (tubular bells), Robert Gibbs (5-string violin)

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Here’s an essential companion to Kevin Bowyer’s earlier three-disc survey of Alan Gibbs’s organ music, Glasgow Toccata. Returning to that title track, the titular Glasgow Bells here pairs Bowyer...

Choir & Organ, March 2021

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  • Release date: 2nd Oct 2020
  • Label: Priory
  • Catalogue number: PRCD1215
  • Length: 65 minutes

Contents and tracklist

Gibbs, A: Glasgow Bells
Work length6:32
Gibbs, A: Tartuffe Suite
Work length14:54
Overture
Track length5:34
I. Gavotte & Musette
Track length2:56
II. Sarabande Variee
Track length2:59
III. Introduction & Gigue
Track length3:25
Gibbs, A: 1789 Fragments
Work length7:28
Gibbs, A: St. Peter's Vespers
Work length14:48
I. Petrus et Joannes
Track length1:17
II. Argentum et Aurum
Track length3:08
III. Dixit Angelus
Track length2:18
IV. Misit Dominus
Track length3:10
V. Tu es Petrus
Track length4:55
Gibbs, A: Trinity Prelude
Work length4:08
Lester, G: Prelude, Chorale & Canon
Work length3:16
Patterson, Bethany: Sunlit Ambiguity
Work length8:10
Baldwin, A: Variations On Kelvingrove
Work length6:32

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March 2021

Here’s an essential companion to Kevin Bowyer’s earlier three-disc survey of Alan Gibbs’s organ music, Glasgow Toccata. Returning to that title track, the titular Glasgow Bells here pairs Bowyer with Evelyn Glennie’s tubular bells and xylophone to brilliantly spotlight Gibbs’s lightly thrown-offeclecticism.
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