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The great majority of albums of works for organ use a single instrument, and highlight the repertoire which works best for it. The Polish organist Maria-Magdalena Kaczor has done the opposite: her album uses six different organs, for a repertoire that runs from the first baroque music by Sweelinck to Karg-Elert's 20th-Century symphonic music, by way of the elder and younger Bachs, and others. The album uses six instruments from German's Rhineland-Palatinate: the Hubert Fasen organ (2011) from the church of Saint Remigius in Zemmer; the Balthasar König (1715, restored by the same Hubert Fasen in 1997/98) and located at Saint Leodegar at Niederehe; the Hubert Fasen organ (of course!) built in 2010 in the church of Saint Luzia in Daun-Waldkönigen; the Conacher organ (first built in 1914, restored in 2012 by… you guessed it… Hubert Fasen) from the church of Saint Amandus in Kordel; and the Alfred Hunter organ from 1870, re-organised (all together now: by Hubert Fasen) in 2014, and placed in the church of Saint Ambrosius in Irrel, still in the same region of Eifel in Rhineland-Palatinate. The reader will have noticed that Maria-Magdalena Kaczor has chosen instruments from one particular region of Germany - the Rhineland - but from many different times. Note also the remarkable feat of sound engineering that means that the six instruments have been recorded in a very even way: a real tour de force, given how hard it is to place microphones for an organ, let alone the six that feature on this album... © SM/Qobuz
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Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer
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Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Georg Böhm, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Otto Barblan, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Maria-Magdalena Kaczor, Primary - Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Composer
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
Albumbeschreibung
The great majority of albums of works for organ use a single instrument, and highlight the repertoire which works best for it. The Polish organist Maria-Magdalena Kaczor has done the opposite: her album uses six different organs, for a repertoire that runs from the first baroque music by Sweelinck to Karg-Elert's 20th-Century symphonic music, by way of the elder and younger Bachs, and others. The album uses six instruments from German's Rhineland-Palatinate: the Hubert Fasen organ (2011) from the church of Saint Remigius in Zemmer; the Balthasar König (1715, restored by the same Hubert Fasen in 1997/98) and located at Saint Leodegar at Niederehe; the Hubert Fasen organ (of course!) built in 2010 in the church of Saint Luzia in Daun-Waldkönigen; the Conacher organ (first built in 1914, restored in 2012 by… you guessed it… Hubert Fasen) from the church of Saint Amandus in Kordel; and the Alfred Hunter organ from 1870, re-organised (all together now: by Hubert Fasen) in 2014, and placed in the church of Saint Ambrosius in Irrel, still in the same region of Eifel in Rhineland-Palatinate. The reader will have noticed that Maria-Magdalena Kaczor has chosen instruments from one particular region of Germany - the Rhineland - but from many different times. Note also the remarkable feat of sound engineering that means that the six instruments have been recorded in a very even way: a real tour de force, given how hard it is to place microphones for an organ, let alone the six that feature on this album... © SM/Qobuz
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 11 track(s)
- Total length: 01:22:13
- 1 Digital booklet
- Main artists: Maria-Magdalena Kaczor
- Composer: Various Composers
- Label: Aeolus
- Genre: Klassiek
2016 Aeolus 2016 Aeolus
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