This record is my 'turkey' of the year. The Salt Lake Tabernacle organ is an impressive instrument and with four hands at the various keyboards and as many feet on the pedals one expected something impressive. But the result is incredibly boring. Even the opening National Emblem fails to take off, in spite of some massive trumpet and tuba imitations at the end. When this was played back at the recording sessions ''the air movement generated by the woofers on the monitor speakers blew out the flame of the lighter belonging to one of the recording crew''. But this was purely a physical rather than a musical burst of energy. In the engaging ''March of the Toys'', when the performers come to the main tune they produce a dismaying broadening that is impossibly self-conscious. The Handel concerto and the Bizet items are almost unbelievably dull. This programme plays for 71 minutes, but it seemed much longer. Not recommended.'