Kney Sayers #1344
…positive returns from the numerous soloists who have presented concerts on the instrument Gabriel Kney built for the University of St. Thomas in Saint Paul, MN.
Hour 1
J. S. BACH: Piece d’Orgue (Fantasy) in G, BWV 572 —Hans Fagius (r. 11/6/07)
G. F. HANDEL: Concerto in F, Op. 4, no. 5 —John Scott (r. 4/14/08)
ALEXANDRE BOËLY: Andante in b; Toccata in b, Op. 43, no. 13 —Michel Bouvard (r. 3/17/13)
JEAN-LOUIS FLORENTZ: La Croix du Sud (USA premiere) —Olivier Latry (r. 4/15/02)
MARCEL DUPRÉ: The World Awaiting the Savior, fr Symphonie-Passion, Op. 23 —Thierry Escaich (r. 4/17/07)
Hour 2
HERBERT HOWELLS: Magnificat, fr St. Paul’s Service –Choir of Claire College, Cambridge/Tim Brown, director; Ashok Gupta, organist (r. 9/25/10)
JAMES CALLAHAN: 2 Pieces on Gregorian Themes (Veni, veni Emmanuel; Veni Creator Spiritus) –James Callahan (r. 9/19/05)
JESPER MADSEN: Praetorius Variations –István Rupert (r. 10/25/04)
SIGFRID KARG-ELERT: Valse Mignonne, Op. 142, no. 2 –Ahreum Han (r. 3/3/13)
PETR EBEN: A Festive Voluntary (Variations on Good King Wenceslas) –Hyeon Jeong (r. 6/16/03)
RACHEL LAURIN: Epilogue, Op. 50 –Rachel Laurin (r. 11/9/09)
All performances feature the three-manual, 56-rank tracker-action organ built in 1986 by Gabriel Kney for the University’s acoustically supportive St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel.
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