Nicolas Kynaston (1941–2025)
Virtuoso organist Nicolas Kynaston, who died in March, gave much to the musical world as performer, recording artist and teacher
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Byrd: Organ Works
Belder plays with expression and a capricious sense of the impulsive nature of the music
Paul Ignatz Liechtenauer: 4 Masses, Op 2
Clarity of articulation is one of Willens’s hallmarks in these lovingly prepared performances which will surely win many new friends for Liechtenauer’s music
Sigfrid Karg-Elert: Ultimate Organ Works Vol 9
Elke Völker manages this mercurial music brilliantly, manipulating every gesture, phrase and dynamic contour as if the 90+ stop Walcker were a puppet on a string
Crimson Roses: Contemporary American Choral Music
A powerful and well-balanced trio of recent American choral works
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