Kloppers, J.: Dance Suite / Bedard, D.: Petite Suite / Bolti

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Label
Wergo
Release Date
March 1, 2001
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      WESLEY KLOPPERS BEDARD
    • PERFORMER
      Poirier, Crozier
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 01, 2001
    • UPC
      4010228701326
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      ORG 70132
    • LABEL
      Wergo
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. I. Waltz

      Composer: Jacobus Kloppers

    2. II. Habanera and Minuet

      Composer: Jacobus Kloppers

    3. III. Polka and Cakewalk

      Composer: Jacobus Kloppers

    4. Prelude

      Composer: Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

    5. Fugue

      Composer: Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

    6. I. Introduction

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    7. II. Fanfare

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    8. III. Lied

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    9. IV. Scherzando

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    10. Duetto III

      Composer: Samuel Wesley

    11. Duetto VI

      Composer: Samuel Wesley

    12. I. Cortege

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    13. II. Reverie

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    14. III. Danse

      Composer: Denis Bédard

    15. I. Joy to the World!

      Composer: Ralf Bolting

    16. II. What Child is This, Who, Laid to Rest

      Composer: Ralf Bolting

    17. III. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

      Composer: Ralf Bolting

    18. IV. O Come All Ye Faithful

      Composer: Ralf Bolting

    19. V. O Little Town of Bethlehem

      Composer: Ralf Bolting

    20. VI. The First Nowell

      Composer: Ralf Bolting


The artistic credo of the renowned Canadian organ duo (and husband and wife) Sylvie Poirier and Philip Crozier is manifested in their exclusive commitment to interpretations of original works, supplemented by commissions from composers who have done concerted work with the performance possibilities and compositional demands of four-hand and four-foot organ performance. The present organ CD offers two works by Albrechtsberger and Wesley from the first half of the nineteenth century and works by contemporary composers with whom the performers work closely.