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I actually recorded this a couple days ago, but am now getting around to posting it. It is one of the more "dramatic" pieces I've played in a while--Gilbert Martin's Finale. Big and loud. Enjoy.

I'm absolutely delighted to be able to share with you this live organ recital at Wesley Uniting Church, Canberra (Australia). I was invited to play by Trevor Bunning, RSCM Deputy Chair, who organises the

Karges' Capricio in G is based on Scherer's Intonatios Tertia and Secunda Octavi Toni. The composition is almost identical to Scherer's original. Karges only glues them together to create a two movement

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How do you receive the compliments and the critiques? Maybe they don't even affect you... or are you the hostage of applause and boos? In the life of musicians, being placed in the spotlight is a normal

On a Basecamp site I belong to, Vidas Pinkevicius commented that he had completed a Fanfare on NICAEA last week. As I can always use music according to the church season, I reached out to him for the score

With the feast of Corpus Christi approaching, I'm very honoured that my friend Vidas Pinkevicius (@organduo) dedicated this piece to me. This meditation features a gentle ostinato accompaniment with the

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In his prelude to "Aus tiefer Noth schreiich zu dir" Marpurg uses the same procedure as in het oreluds to "Was Gott thut das ist wohlgetan" and "Von Gott will ich nicht lassen".

I heard a recording of this on @contrabourdon's Facebook and decided I needed to order and record it. Here is a Toccata on Veni Creator Spiritus by Paul Fey. Thanks James Flores for introducing me to new

In keeping with the church's liturgical seasons, I'm very honoured that Vidas Pinkevicius (@organduo) has dedicated this Meditation on St. Columba for me. I associate this hymn tune with the text "O

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A few days ago, I witnessed a lovely view while driving home late in the evening. The moonlight illuminated the bay and gave a nice reflection on the surface of the sea. That scene immediately brought

Marpurg's prelude to the chorale "Was mein GOtt will" is again a case of two compositions rolled into one. The first is a bicinium, where the choral melody is embelished with eigth notes in the

This well-known masterpiece by Fauré has appeared several times on my channel, each time with differing ensembles. This recording is with the Swell Vox OG, arranged for three parts and keyboard accompaniment.

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Marpurg's prelude to "Wenn Christus seine Kriche schützt" has the choral melody in the pedals. It has a march-like rythm, a playing indication "Heroic" and together with the melody

Today's recording is a staple of mine for Lent, Brahms' setting of Herliebster Jesu (in English known as Ah, Holy Jesus), Op. 122 no. 2. I love this entire set of chorale preludes with their lush textures

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