in Choir & Organ (Jul, 2014)
The organ at Leatherhead rose from the ashes of a Walker instrument destroyed by fire in 1989. Extraordinary good fortune allowed a body of pipework and other material from that instrument’s predecessor, built in 1766 by Thomas Parker and re-used in 1873, to be recovered and to form the basis for Goetze and Gwynn’s exceptional reconstruction completed in 2007. It sounds splendid here in Robert Woolley’s sensitive hands and in a programme which serves to remind us of the expressive combination of Handel’s music (especially in such poignant works as the chromatic Fugue in A minor) and the English organ of the period. Special mention must be made of Woolley’s use …
Handel & His English Contemporaries – Woolley
Overture to Ottone, HWV 15
Jesu, meine Freude, HWV 480
Air in B flat, HWV 469
Fugue in G minor, HWV 605
Fugue in B flat, HWV 607
[Verse] in F (Fitzwilliam, MS 260)
Air in F major from the Water Music, HWV 348
Fantasie in C, HWV 490
Fugue in A minor, HWV 609
Voluntary on a Flight of Angels, HWV 600
Voluntary X in A minor
Voluntary VI in E minor
Voluntary VII in G major
Voluntary V in D majo
Voluntary II in G major
Voluntary VII in D major
Voluntary in G minor
A Voluntary for the Trumpet Stop
Voluntary in G major
Voluntary VII in E flat
Voluntary XIX in C minor
Voluntary in A minor
Woolley, Robert
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