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Philip Moore: Organ Works

Stephen Farr (organ)

Philip Moore: Organ Works
There’s plenty of drama in these works by Philip Moore, performed by his Guildford Cathedral successor, Stephen Farr. It’s St Albans Cathedral’s instrument that’s on display here, though, handled...

Philip Moore: Organ Works

Stephen Farr (organ)

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There’s plenty of drama in these works by Philip Moore, performed by his Guildford Cathedral successor, Stephen Farr. It’s St Albans Cathedral’s instrument that’s on display here, though, handled...

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A former organist of both York Minster and Guildford Cathedral, Philip Moore ranks among the most significant and prolific of British choral and organ composers of the late-20th and 21st centuries. With a unique and recognisable musical voice, his music is performed regularly around the globe. Organist Stephen Farr, himself a former organist of Guildford Cathedral, explores Moore’s considerable and growing body of organ works with this captivating album of music for the instrument containing several premiere recordings and recorded on the impressive Harrison and Harrison organ of St Albans Cathedral.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro agitato
Track length4:14
II. Andante tranquillo
Track length4:04
III. Allegro con brio
Track length2:27
I. Maestoso
Track length3:34
II. Maestoso
Track length1:38
III. Allegro leggiero
Track length1:47
IV. Andante espressivo
Track length4:51
V. Allegro deciso
Track length1:53
I. Allegro deciso
Track length4:46
II. Allegro scherzando
Track length1:48
III. Adagio, e espressivo, con rubato
Track length5:58
IV. Molto allegro
Track length3:50

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December 2021

There’s plenty of drama in these works by Philip Moore, performed by his Guildford Cathedral successor, Stephen Farr. It’s St Albans Cathedral’s instrument that’s on display here, though, handled with precision – but it occasionally could be more playful.
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