The Organs of Oxford

THE ORGANS OF OXFORD – Volume 2

© Thomas-Photos, Oxford	Christ Church Cathedral (Stephen Darlington) Finale from Symphony No 6 (Op 42) – Widor Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend (BWV 655) – J S Bach Three Resurrection Dances – Ridout Introduction & Passacaglia in D minor – Reger	Christ Church NPOR
© Positif Press	Holywell Music Room (Peter Ward Jones) Fugue No 3 in B flat major – Handel Voluntary in D minor and major – Walond Two clock pieces – Haydn	The Holywell Music Room is the world's oldest purpose-built concert hall and was opened in 1748. The present instrument was originally built by John Donaldson of Newcastle in 1790 for Belvedere House, Dublin. Removed from there in a derelict state in 1970 it was restored by N P Mander Ltd and installed in the Music Room in 1985. Further details in the NPOR
© Positif Press	University Church (David Trendell) Variations on Unter der Linden grüne (Allemande Linde) – Sweelinck Variations on Über eine Gagliarda von John Dowland – Scheidt Kyrie, Gott heiliger Geist (BWV 671) – J S Bach The Heavens Declare the Glory of God – Marcello	St Mary's Church NPOR
© Positif Press	Oxford Town Hall (David Swinson) Sonata no 3 in A major – Mendelssohn Folk Tune – Whitlock Marche Héroïque – Brewer	NPOR
OXFORD TODAY (March 1992) "Players of stature and music of quality join with some of Oxford's most distinguished instruments; splendid in conception, the recording is quite magnificent in fruition."

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