Bach, J.S. / Tang: Hereford Experience
Bach, J.S. / Tang: Hereford Experience
Format: CD
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Artist: Bach, J.S. / Tang
Label: Willowhayne Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 643824049093
Genre: Classical Artists
Willowhayne Records presents the fifth volume in the critically acclaimed 'Experience' series, recorded on the 'Father Willis' organ of Hereford Cathedral. Played by Douglas Tang, this album shows this magnificent instrument to it's full potential in music ranging from the early Baroque to the twentieth century, culminating in Whitlock's 'Plymouth Suite.' Douglas Tang is a sought-after British conductor and keyboardist. Currently based in London, he was previously Assistant Director of Music of St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney and Chapel Organist of the UNESCO World Heritage site- the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. He has also worked at Hereford Cathedral and Croydon Minister aside from having held the prestigious position of Organ Scholar of King's College, Cambridge. The Hereford organ has been likened to a vintage Rolls Royce car, lovingly maintained, retaining it's original and stately majest. Built in 1892 by 'Father Willis,' it replaced an earlier Gray and Davison instrument and it's display case dates from 1863.
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