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Truro Cathedral Organ
Luke Bond
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Description
The debut solo recording from Luke Bond
Includes first recordings of the organ solo arrangement of Walton’s ‘Spitfire’ Prelude and Fugue, and a major new solo organ work from British rising-star composer, David Bednall ‘Magna voce cane et magno cum jubilo’ – ‘Sing with a great voice and great joy’.
Track List
Symphonie no 6, op 42, no 2 (1st movement) — Charles-Marie Widor (1844–1937)
8:52Prelude and Fugue in C minor, op 37, no 1 — Felix Mendelssohn (1809–47)
7:41i Prelude
4:00ii Fugue
3:41Touch her soft lips and part (from Henry V) — William Walton (1902–1983), arr Robert Gower (b. 1952)
1:39Prelude and Fugue ‘Spitfire’ — Walton, arr Tom Winpenny (b. 1983)
7:36Prelude
3:22Fugue
4:14Scherzetto (3rd movement from Sonata) — Percy Whitlock (1903–46)
4:53Magna voce cane et magno cum jubilo — David Bednall (b. 1979)
5:08Handel in the Strand — Percy Grainger (1882–1961), arr Wolfgang Stockmeier (b. 1931)
3:26White Note Paraphrase — James MacMillan (b. 1959)
2:26Sonate no 1 in D minor, op 42 — Alexandre Guilmant (1837–1911)
22:14i Introduction et Allegro
8:36ii Pastorale
6:00iii Final
7:38Total Playing time: 63:58
Production credits
Recorded in Truro Cathedral on 26/27 October 2011, by kind permission of the Dean and Chapter
Producer and engineer: Gary Cole
Edited by Adrian Lucas and Gary Cole
Sample audio extracts
Reviews
Luke Bond makes a confident debut recording here, with a varied programme from neatly executed Widor and Mendelssohn to very effective arrangements of Walton’s ‘Spitfire’ Prelude & Fugue and Grainger’s Handel in the Strand. The latter is no mean feat, and the graceful sounds of Truro’s Willis maintain the orchestral feel of this virtuosic entertainment. Curiously placed either side of Grainger’s frivolity are two more serious contemporary works: MacMillan’s meditative White note paraphrase and David Bednall’s exuberant Magna voce cane et rnagno cum jubilo, which delivers exactly what the title suggests. The fine ‘Mighty Voice’ of Truro Cathedral Organ has much to say in the hands of Mr Bond. Choir & organ January 2014
‘All in all this is a glorious CD, good listening and great fun. I highly recommend it. The wide variety of music makes it appealing to music lovers generally. Luke Bond is clearly one of our leading players and is served well by Regent Records who have faithfully captured both sound and ambience of Truro Cathedral.’ Laudate 2014