William Faulkes (1863–1933): An Edwardian concert with England’s organ composer

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William Faulkes (1863–1933): An Edwardian concert with England’s organ composerSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Having incited critical fervour with his choirs wide ranging recordings of music from John Sheppard to Gabriel Jackson, Duncan Ferguson when exploring repertoire for a solo recording on Edinburghs Father Willis has revealed gems from a period in the instruments history that is seeing something of a resurgence. William Faulkes, comfortably Englands most prolific organ composer of all time, was one of the leading

rich and round-toned and she sings with fine expressiveness

inexorable…a wealth of colour and detail

It's ear-opening - there are revelations here

Osborne developed a practice of music therapy for children that he has subsequently taken toward zones in Africa and the Middle East

eloquent lyricism

so that even when the music employs serial technique

"There’s a special thrill in hearing the sound of an ancient instrument

The collection is contained in a hard cover

Storytelling and making – craft and narrative

Catalogue No: DCD34264

This third release from Hebrides Ensemble’s acclaimed recording partnership with Delphian pays tribute to the remarkable musical and human achievements of Edinburgh-based composer Nigel Osborne with a collection of solo and ensemble works

where her words and music use rests to inflect her vocals

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