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UPDATED 06/08/2008
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FEATURED INSTRUMENT CONCERT
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Orgue de salon (1988) Samples by Eric Bricet and Jean Yves Garet
- Bach, Johann Sebastian: Concerto in G Major, BWV 973
- Based on a violin concerto by Vivaldi, op. 7 book 2, no. 2. Three movements: [Allegro] - full Pos coupled to full G.O.; Largo - RH G.O.
Flûte à Cheminée 4' played an octave lower, LH Pos. Flûte 8; Allegro - Full G.O., alternating with full Pos. Impulse
reverberation added.
[6:25]
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- Brahms, Johannes: Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele
- Sensitive setting of the familiar Communion hymn. Pos Flûte à Cheminée 8' coupled (or not) to G.O. Bourdon 8'. Impulse
reverberation added.
[1:46]
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- Froberger, J. J.: Capriccio VII
- Multi-sectional. Fughetta in common meter, then 3/4, then common meter wiith a consistent rhythmic pattern of an eight followed by two sixteenths,
then dotted eighth-sixteenths and dotted sixteenth-thirty-seconds, then 12/8 with its own unique rhythmic signature, finally an uncommon stretto-like
passage in common meter, with some interesting cross relations. Impulse reverberation added.
[4:36]
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- Buxtehude, Dietrich: Canzonetta in E minor, BuxWV 169
- A highly ornamented two-measure subject pervades this playful piece for one manual. No reverberation added. Screen capture of initial registration and subsequent registration (c. 220Kb). Score courtesy of Ian Dyson.
[2:24]
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- Karg-Elert, Sigfrid: Gott des Himmels und der Erden, Op. 65, No. 35
- For one manual with varied registrations suggested by the composer "Alla Pastorale." Impulse reverberation added.
[1:55]
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- Scheidemann, Heinrich: Praeambulum No. 3 in D minor
- Another simple intonation with just a hint of polyphony. Full organ. Impulse reverberation added.
[0:58]
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- Walther, Johann Gottfried: Fuga
- Four voice fugue for single manual. Standard top down exposition with a few rolled chords and a surprising couple of measures of triplets just before
the next to the last entrance of the fugue subject. Registration: Full G.O. Impulse reverberation added.
[2:36]
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- Bach, Johann Sebastian: Sonatina to Cantata No. 106, BWV 106a
- Adaptation of Acts 17:28; Subtitled Actus Tragicus (used at funerals). Though the transcription was made from a piano score, the striking
interaction of the two flutes in the orchestra was emulated in a way that a single performer would find impossible to play. Registration: G.O. (first
flute): Bourdon 8'; Pos (second flute and accompaniment) Flûte à Cheminée 8'; Both manuals coupled to Pedal, which is usually
played an octave lower to simulate 16'. Impulse reverberation added. Screen capture showing registration here.
[2:0]
Midi file available.
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- Handel, George Frederick: Andante in Bb
- A favorite wedding prelude, with a few pedal modifications to simulate 16' pitch. Impulse reverberation added.
[4:46]
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- Pachelbel, Johann: Toccata in D minor
- Dark intonation with basic ornamentation, the hands are divided between full G.O. and Pos divisions to avoid a couple of overlapping notes. Impulse
reverberation added.
[1:22]
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- Titelouze, Jean: Conditor alme siderum
- This 3rd verset consists of four-part imitative counterpoint, with the soprano voice played on the G.O. Flûte 4' + Octave 2' played an octave
lower and the other three on the Pos Flûte à Cheminée 8' + Flûte 2' (assisted by pull-down Pedal). Impulse revereberation
added.
[2:8]
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- Reger, Max: Aus meines Herzens Grunde, Op. 67, No. 4
- A quasi-fugal introduction in the two lower manual voices and pedal (based on the Chorale) in eighth notes gives way to faster notes and syncopations
while the Chorale sounds sturdily in half notes in the soprano. The organ is reduced slightly for the repeat. Pedal adjusted down an octave ad lib.
Impulse reverberation added.
[2:0]
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- Walther, Johann Gottfried: Concerto del Sr. Torelli in Bb Major
- One of three Torelli concerti transcribed by Walther. Two movements: a jolly Allegro and a plaintive Adagio. Impulse reverberation added.
[4:4]
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