Rezension Yorkshire Post 01.12.1997 | 1. Dezember 1997 Magnificent sounds from the Kreuzkirche organ (rebuilt by the British firm of...
Magnificent sounds from the Kreuzkirche organ (rebuilt by the British firm of Walker) in waht is decidedly a curio collector's programme.
If you imagined that Christmas trifles belonges to the festive table, try this.
The Broadway cadence that closes Karg-Elert's "Macht hoch die Tür" or the burglar-alarm effect in his "Resonet in Laudibus" are as nothing compared with Guilmant's "Tochter Zion" and Lefebury-Wely's "Venite Adoremus".
Geffert also plays more conventional fare most persuasively, including three Bach Choral Preludes.
If you imagined that Christmas trifles belonges to the festive table, try this.
The Broadway cadence that closes Karg-Elert's "Macht hoch die Tür" or the burglar-alarm effect in his "Resonet in Laudibus" are as nothing compared with Guilmant's "Tochter Zion" and Lefebury-Wely's "Venite Adoremus".
Geffert also plays more conventional fare most persuasively, including three Bach Choral Preludes.