Organ Greats From The Great Organ - Review and Video

Yesterday we featured our new release "Organ Greats from the Great Organ" featuring Erik Wm. Suter on the Washington National Catheral organ. So today we wanted to share some listener feedback and share a video that uses a track from the album.

Best washington national cathedral Organ CD - April 16, 2010
Reviewer: Nathan Roehl from Janesville, WI United States

This is the best Organ CD that I have of his [Erik Wm. Suter] collection. My favorite is Suter's own Amazing Grace. Erik Plays this beautiful hymn with his own arrangement. He is truly a wonderful Organist and this cd is a must have for your collection.

Master Tallis's Testament by Herbert Howells



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New Release: Organ Greats from the Great Organ

Organ Greats from the Great Organ
Washington National Cathedral
Erik Wm. Suter, organist

A broad cross-section of organ repertoire from Erik Wm. Suter at the Great Organ of Washington National Cathedral.

1. J. S. Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565
2. Dale Wood - In Thee is Gladness
3. Cesar Franck - Piece Heroique
4. Louis Vierne - Final, from Symphonie I
5. Paul Manz - Aria
6. William Bolcom - What a Friend we have in Jesus!
7. Edward Elgar - Imperial March
8. G. F. Handel - Hornpipe, from Watermusic
9. J. S. Bach - Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme, BWV 645
10. Herbert Howells - Master Tallis’s Testament
11. Charles-Marie Widor - Toccata, from Symphonie V
12. J. P. Sousa - The Stars and Stripes Forever
13. E. W. Suter - Improvisations on Amazing Grace

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New Release: Sound From Heaven - A Liturgy for Pentecost

Sound from Heaven
A Liturgy for Penteccost
Anna Maria Friman, soprano
The Girl Choristers of Washington National Cathedral, James Litton, director
Quintus Quodlibet, Geoffrey Williams, director
Erik Wm. Suter, organist
Edward M. Nassor, carillonneur

This recording brings together a splendid tapestry of music from the Franco-Belgian tradition, including traditional Gregorian chant, monody from the Notre Dame Conductus which flourished in Paris circa 1200, and the medieval Messe de Tournai. Despite its many connections to earlier tradition, the sequence on this recording is distinctly contemporary, and is indeed an expression of the breadth of liturgy in the Anglican Communion.

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