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From Leeds Cathedral, UK.
The following complete pieces were played on the four
manual Phoenix Organ in
Leeds Cathedral. The recordings were made by Christopher McElroy and have been included
on our website by kind permission of the Director of Music, Mr
Benjamin Saunders. They are taken from the CD, Lauda, Sion,
recently (privately) recorded by the Cathedral Choirs: this excellent CD may be obtained
from the Cathedral.
Jean Langlais:
Prière (3min 6 sec, 4.8MB)
Einar Traerup
Sark: Toccata Primi Toni (Op.11) (4 min 48 sec, 6.7MB)
The following two recordings include the Choirs of the Cathedral
accompanied by the Phoenix Organ played by Christopher McElroy under
the direction of Mr Benjamin Saunders.
Herbert Sumsion:
Magnificat (in A) (5min 20 sec, 7.4MB)
Correa de Arauxo: Lauda Sion Salvatorem (6min 28 sec, 8.9MB)
From Moneyglass Chapel (Northern Ireland)
 These
short samples were all played by Stephen Hamill on the 4 manual
demonstration PHOENIX ORGAN whilst it was temporarily installed in
Moneyglass Chapel (Northern Ireland) to record a Christmas CD for
the Grosvenor Chorale. This organ, again played by Stephen Hamill,
is featured on our free CD; the notes that accompany this CD give
details of the registration used for each track.
Opening of BWV 547 (526k)
Positive mutations v Great chorus (528k)
Opening of Franck I (527k)
Vox Humaine & Harmonic flute, + link (Franck I) (1766k)
A bit of Cocker (473k)
Solo Reeds in Hollins (454k)
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