The Spirit of Youth

…these talented musicians, all in their twenties, demonstrate again that the future of the pipe organ is in good hands.

Listen to the program

1 hr 28 min

31:26
30:32
26:01

Program Broadcast dates:

Week of February 11, 2008

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Watch videos of some of these young players in performance:
Felix Hell at Trinity Episcopal in New York City.
Jean-Baptiste Robin at Poitiers Cathedral
Vincent Dubois at Saint Sulpice in Paris

Music played in the program

Part 1

W.A. MOZART: Fantasy in f, K. 608 –Vincent Dubois (1862 Cavaillé-Coll/Église Saint-Sulpice, Paris, France) JAV CD-166

J.S. BACH: Air, from Suite Number 3 in D, S. 1068. MAX REGER: Variations & Fugue on God save the king –Felix Hell (2005 Rieger-Kloss/Independent Presbyterian, Savannah, GA) MSR Classics MS1162

Part 2

FRANÇOIS COUPERIN: Sanctus & Agnus Dei, from Mass for Parish Use –Jean-Baptiste Robin (1790 Clicquot/Cathedral of Saint Peter, Poitiers, France) Naxos 8.557741

CHARLES-MARIE WIDOR: Allegro, Fugue, III, from Symphonie Gothique, Opus 70. WILLIAM BOLCOM: Jesus loves me from Gospel Prelude #1, Book II. MARCEL DUPRÉ: movement 3, Allegro deciso, from Evocation, Opus 37 –Nicole Marane (2001 Ruffatti/Epiphany RCC, Miami, FL) Pipedreams Archive recorded February 2004.
Ms. Marane, a graduate student at the Eastman School, won the first Miami International Organ Competition in 2004. This year’s Competition finalists will compete at Epiphany Church on February 22, 2008.

Part 3

DOMENICO SCARLATTI: Sonata in g, K. 31; Sonatas in C, K. 84 & 58 –Vincent Boucher (1993 Wilhelm/Église Très-Saint-Rédempteur, Montréal, Québec, Canada) ATMA ACD2341

SAMUEL SEBASTIAN WESLEY: Andante in C [1871] and Choral Song [1842] –James McVinnie (1873 Henry Willis/St. Michael & All Angels, Tenbury, England, UK) Naxos 8.570410

Filler –MAX REGER (see above)