Daniel Cook Plays The Harrison & Harrison Organ Of St. David's Cathedral, Wales
Daniel Cook (2)
- Artist
- Daniel Cook (2)
- Label
- Priory
- Catalog number
- PRCD 1102
- Released
- 2014
- Country
- UK
- Format
- Album
What’s on it
Daniel Cook Plays The Harrison & Harrison Organ Of St. David's Cathedral, Wales has 14 tracks, about 1:14:59 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
1Overture To The Oratorio "St.Paul" Op.36
- Arranged By
- William Thomas Best
- Composed By
- Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
2A Sad Pavan For These Distracted Times
- Composed By
- Thomas Tomkins
3Fantasy Prelude
- Composed By
- Sir William Henry Harris
4Fantasy On "Easter Hymn"
- Composed By
- Sir William Henry Harris
5Interlude In C
- Composed By
- H. Walford Davies
6Fantasia On An Old Welsh Hymn-Tune
- Composed By
- Cyril Jenkins
7Canzonetta Op.78 No.2
- Composed By
- William Mathias
8Fantasy On Vexilla Regis
- Composed By
- Edgar Leslie Bainton
9Prelude, Intermezzo And Finale
- Composed By
- Arnold Cooke
10Quiet Prelude
- Composed By
- Ernest Tomlinson
11Paean
- Composed By
- Ernest Tomlinson
12Variations Sur Un Noël Angevin
- Composed By
- Gaston Litaize
13Elevation Op. 22
- Composed By
- Pierre Villette
14Hymne Aux Mémoires Héroïques (1940)
- Composed By
- Jean-Jacques Grünenwald
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Where it came from
Released in 2014 on the Priory Records label, this recording features organist Daniel Cook performing on the historic Harrison & Harrison organ located within St. David's Cathedral in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Priory Records is widely regarded as a premier label for organ music, consistently documenting the significant tonal characteristics of British cathedral instruments through high-fidelity recordings that capture the cathedral's unique acoustic environment.
The organ at St. David's Cathedral is a significant instrument, originally built by Father Willis in 1883 and later rebuilt and expanded by the renowned firm Harrison & Harrison. The design and tonal palette of this instrument were captured by the label to showcase both the virtuosity of Daniel Cook and the cathedral's liturgical legacy. The release was received as a technically accomplished document of a major regional organ, praised by reviewers for its clear capture of the cathedral's natural reverb and the dynamic range of the Harrison & Harrison pipes.
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