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The Organ of the
Buckingham Palace Ballroom
Joseph Nolan
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"A debut disc of a player demonstrating considerable musical and technical assurance, we should look forward to his next release"
Organists Review
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"Nolan not only draws real sparkle from the instrument, using its unprepossessing resources to amazing effect, but turns out a magisterial account of the Sonata's first movement"
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Following the success of Joseph Nolan’s appearance in Music for the Coronation of James II (SIGCD094), he returns to Signum with a solo disc of organ music, capturing music from some of the finest composers of the instrument. With J.S. Bach’s famous Passacaglia in C Minor to Noel Rawsthorne’s Dance Suite, (with inspiration from Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance) this disc certainly pushes the boundaries of organ music.
Fresh from a tour of the USA in 2007, Nolan has found international recognition as well as his commitments as organist at Her Majesty’s Chapels Royal where he was appointed in 2004.
| Passacaglia in C Minor |
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| J.S. Bach |
| Rhosymedre |
| Ralph Vaughan Williams |
| Sonata No 3 in A |
| Felix Mendelssohn |
| Toccata |
| Theodre Dubois |
| Dance Suite |
| Noel Rawsthorne |
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