It begins and ends with two 23-minute works--an improvisation and set of variations on some Bach music and a "Sonata on the 9th Psalm" by Julius Reubke. The other shorter pieces include Walton's "Coronation March," a Nocturne from a Faure suite, Nevins' "Will o' the Wisp," Vierne's "Carillon de Westminster." Much of this is very solemn and somber; and where lightness is called for, the heaviness of the organ sound is not quite appropriate. I am afraid this might be of limited appeal, except (again) to those very fond of the sound of the organ. Beautifully played, mind you, but a matter of taste.

Faure, Gabriel CDs

• Styles > Classical > Featured Composers, A-Z > ( F )
• ( W ) > Walton, Sir William
• Forms & Genres > Sonatas > Sonatinas
• Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music > Incidental Music
• Marches
• Historical Periods > Classical (c.1770-1830) > Forms & Genres > Chamber Music
• Romantic (c.1820-1910) > Forms & Genres > Chamber Music
• Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music
• General
• Chamber Music > General
• Pop > Easy Listening > General
• Classical - Featured Composers, A-Z - ( F ) - Faur?, Gabriel - General