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SONORITY

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£14.50 £12.08 Ex vat

JAN LIEBERMANN
ORGAN OF SALISBURY CATHEDRAL
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Regent Records is delighted to release the stunning début solo album from the young German organ virtuoso, Jan Liebermann.

Jan presents a varied programme of major works from the core organ repertoire by Hollins, Dupré, Bach arr Karg-Elert, Eben, and Duruflé, recorded on the Father Willis organ of Salisbury Cathedral. At the time this recording was made Jan was 19 and completing his final year at secondary school.

With charismatic stage presence, impeccable technique, and remarkable interpretive maturity, Jan Liebermann is already recognised as one of the most brilliant of the younger generation of concert organists. His performances throughout Europe have thrilled audiences with his verve, colour, technical control, and sheer rhythmic energy – all repertoire played entirely from memory, a rare practice in the organ world.

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Concert Overture No 3 in F minor – Alfred Hollins
9:31
Trois Préludes et Fugues, Op 36 – Marcel Dupré
Prélude et Fugue en mi mineur, Op 36, No 1: Prélude
5:13
Prélude et Fugue en mi mineur, Op 36, No 1: Fugue
3:13
Prélude et Fugue en la bémol majeur, Op 36, No 2: Prélude
3:49
Prélude et Fugue en la bémol majeur, Op 36, No 2: Fugue
5:20
Prélude et Fugue en do majeur, Op 36, No 3: Prélude
Prélude et Fugue en do majeur, Op 36, No 3: Fugue
Adagio (Air from Orchestral Suite in D, BWV 1068) – Johann Sebastian Bach, arr Sigfrid Karg-Elert
5:43
Moto Ostinato (from Sunday Music) – Petr Eben
5:37
Suite pour orgue, Op 5 – Maurice Duruflé
Prélude
9:15
Sicilienne
6:58
Toccata
8:30

Total Playing time: 69:34

Production credits

Recorded in Salisbury Cathedral, UK, 22/23 May 2025
Recording Producer, engineer, editor: Myles Eastwood
Executive Producer: Gary Cole

Sample audio extracts

Reviews

‘The rhythmic energy and pulse are electrifying; the technical command is flawless. The interpretive maturity is remarkable for someone so young, reminding us that one cannot teach such qualities — they must simply be there….With a charismatic stage presence, impeccable technique, and interpretive maturity that would be notable in a player twice his age, Jan Liebermann is already recognised as one of the most brilliant of the younger generation of concert organists. If you have not yet heard him live, seek out a concert.

But do not wait that long: buy this disc now.’  Yorkshire Times 2026

‘And if ever there was a work meant to put an organist’s technical skills to the test, that would be the thrilling Toccata from the ‘Suite pour orgue’ by Maurice Duruflé (1902-1986). Not only does it display Jan Liebermann’s virtuosic playing, it demonstrates the power and brilliance of the 1877 Henry Willis organ of Salisbury Cathedral’ Classical Music Sentinel March 2026

‘Liebermann is one of those very rare people who appear, fully formed as it were, with an entirely natural proclivity for the most complex mechanics of playing the organ, “operating the air traffic control rather than flying the plane” as one colleague puts it… it sounds splendid.’ ★★★★★ Choir and Organ Magazine April 2026

‘This impressive debut album by the young German organist Jan Liebermann was recorded last year when he was still only 19.

His remarkable sense of authority is clear… a dazzling account….’ ★★★★ BBC Music Magazine May 2026

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