Dove / Weir / Corns: Weir & Dove: Organ Works

Dove / Weir / Corns SKU: 44402990
Dove / Weir / Corns: Weir & Dove: Organ Works

Dove / Weir / Corns: Weir & Dove: Organ Works

Dove / Weir / Corns SKU: 44402990

Format: CD

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Title: Weir & Dove: Organ Works
Artist: Dove / Weir / Corns
Label: Resonus Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060262793770
Genre: Classical Artists

Jonathan Dove (b. 1959) and Dame Judith Weir (b. 1954) may diverge in musical style, yet their organ compositions converge through evocative storytelling. On this album, their works for organ intertwine, revealing a shared fascination with the organ's pictorial prowess, particularly in the depiction of watery motifs. From Weir's turbulent Scottish river in Ettrick Banks, and her rugged yet ghostly depiction of traditional Eastern European folk instruments in The Wild Reeds, to Dove's jubilant celebrations of organ pipes in The Dancing Pipes, and the almost over-whelming force of his Niagara, each piece unfolds like a rich tapestry of sound. Organist Thomas Corns breathes life into these compositions, where theological reflections mingle with vibrant sonic imagery, and the organ becomes a palette for storytelling.

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