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Sunday, August 08, 2010

On this week's Pipedreams, how better to explore a pipe organ’s voices, and test a player’s mettle, than in the playing of variations?!

Music featured on this program:

J.S. BACH: Partita, Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, BWV 766 –Christopher Herrick (1988 Metzler/Stadtkirche St. Nikolaus, Bremgarten, Switzerland) Hyperion 66455

BJARNE SLØGEDAL: Variations on a Norwegian Folktune –Lynn Trapp (2001 Lively-Fulcher/Saint Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis, MN) St. Olaf 2006

HANS HASELBÖCK: Variations on Veni praecelse Domina –Vienna Hofburgkapelle Schola, Thomas Holmes, conductor; Hans Haselböck (1896; 1991 Rieger/Dominican Church, Vienna, Austria) Edition Lade 040

FLORENCE PRICE: Variations on a Folk Tune Peter, go ring dem bells –Margaret Martin Kvamme (1889 Felgemaker; 1988 Goodwin/Holy Cross Church, Santa Cruz, CA) Albany 940

EDWARD ELGAR: Nimrod, from Enigma Variations, Op. 36 –Nigel Potts (1997 Schoenstein/Saint Paul’s Church, “K” Street, Washington, DC) Herald 344

JOHN WEAVER: Introduction & Variations on Lasst uns erfreuen –John Weaver (1962 Casavant/Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York, NY) JAV 157

Comments [2]

Mark Sivak from New York, N,Y.

I enjoyed your program tonight as I have enjoyed many other of your programs. I would like to know the name and the performance information and recording information of the final choral piece on the Pipedreams program of 8/1/10. Did the Mormon Tabernacle Choir performe if? Thank you in advance for your help with this.
Mark Sivak

Aug. 02 2010 12:20 AM
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Michael Meltzer

The answer to the opening question is:
Improvisation.

Jul. 31 2010 12:36 AM
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