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Title: Peter Dickinson: Complete Solo Organ Works
Soloist(s): Jennifer Bate
Label Name: NAXOS
Catalogue Number: 8.572169
Recording Year: 2009

Contents

Work Title Composer
Blue Rose Variations Peter Dickinson
A Cambridge Postlude Peter Dickinson
Carillon Peter Dickinson
Dirge Peter Dickinson
Meditation on Murder in the Cathedral Peter Dickinson
A Millennium Fanfare Peter Dickinson
Paraphrase 1 Peter Dickinson
Postlude on 'Adeste Fideles' Peter Dickinson
Study in Pianissimo Peter Dickinson
Three Statements Peter Dickinson
ToccataToccata Peter Dickinson

Reviews

  • The various recordings and venues have been excellently combined to produce a record of cont¬emporary British organ music of no little distinction and importance.

    A most strongly recommended issue of music by one of the most gifted of all British compos¬ers.

    James Palmer, The Organ, 01 January 2012
  • ...especially welcome as a telling cross-section of the composer's distinctive voice, his exuberant originality and willingness to challange convention.
    Malcolm Miller, Tempo, 01 January 2010
  • Peter Dickinson couldn’t have hoped for a more articulate or persuasive advocate of his solo organ work than Jennifer Bate. The two have enjoyed a long and mutually rewarding relationship in the concert hall, and here Bate interrogates Dickinson’s idiomatically expressive voice – “far from the English choral tradition”- with virtuosic ease to enjoyable effect. Bate finds contrast aplenty in the deliciously ragtime-infused Blue Rose Variations, the hushed serialist-leaning Study in Pianissimo and the compelling concentrated intensity of Paraphrase I. A dozen other works showcase Dickinson’s thoughtful, characterful and multifaceted approach to the organ.
    Michael Quinn, Choir & Organ, 01 September 2009
  • A fascinating journey through Peter Dickinson’s output for solo organ. [Complete Solo Organ Works on Naxos 8 572169] The Dickinson journey is traced here in supremely well-articulated and strongly characterised performances by Jennifer Bate…The disc is a fine birthday tribute to a composer who has escaped the confines of the predictable without ever ceasing to communicate.

    The disc is a fine birthday tribute to a composer who has escaped the confines of the predictable without ever ceasing to communicate

    Arnold Whittall, Gramophone, 01 July 2009

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