In this fourth CD in the Nordic Journey series, American organist James D. Hicks records a program of contemporary organ music from 20th and 21st century composers from the Nordic nations. The organ is the 1898 Åkerman and Lund organ, restored in 1898 by Harrison and Harrison, and most recently in 2009 by Åkerman and […]
Downloadable MP3. Audio quality: 192 kbps. James D. Hicks performs Lacrimae Rerum, by Zibuokle Martinaityte on the Paschen-Kiel organ of Central Pori Church, Pori, Finland. From the double-CD album Nordic Journey Volume XVIII. This is a free Bonus Track. The composition was commissioned by the performer, James D. Hicks. This track is available exclusively on […]
James D. Hicks holds degrees in music from the Peabody Institute of Music of Johns Hopkins University, Yale University, and the University of Cincinnati. He has also studied at the Royal School of Church Music and is an associate of the American Guild of Organists. Dr. Hicks was appointed Director of Music at the Presbyterian […]
The noted Canadian organist and composer Rachel Laurin presents performances of her own organ solo works, as well as organ works by Conrad Letendre, and Raymond Daveluy, in a program that pays tribute to Conrad Letendre [1904-1977], with recognition of The Conrad Letendre School of organ performance and composition. The pipe organ featured is the […]
The noted Canadian organist and composer Rachel Laurin presents her performances of some of her earlier original works in this digitally remastered audio recording from 1995. The pipe organs are featured, in three churches in the Vosges region of France, with one organ by Jaquot-Jeanpierre (in Saint-Barthélémy Church, Cornimont) and with Gonzalez organs in Saint-Rémy […]
This 2003 CD presents music for the Christmas season from The Parish of All Saints-Ashmont, with the All Saints’ Choir of Men & Boys, led by Jeremy S. Bruns, Organist & Master of Choristers. The choral works were recorded in Church of the Advent, Boston. Organ solos, played by Jeremy Bruns, are recorded on the […]
