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Glorious Pipes: Organ Music Through the Ages
Johann Sebastian Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude, Nicolas de Grigny
Glorious Pipes: Organ Music Through the Ages
Genre: Classical
 
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  •  Track Listings (9) - Disc #2

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Breathtakingly beautiful! - Deserves 10 stars!
Blind man Wayne | JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA United States | 11/08/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"`Glorious Pipes' takes the listener on a wonderful journey to the most exquisite pipe organs in the world! The beautiful organs featured in this lovely 2-CD recording sound majestic and powerful, and quite frankly make me feel tiny! There are many goodies here by well-known, as well as lesser-known composers and performers. It opens with Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, which is hauntingly beautiful. It is played in a way with which I was unfamiliar and feels very dark indeed. I have read that Ton Koopman, the organist on this piece, strives for authenticity so that the hearer experiences how it would most likely have been played when originally composed. The sound quality of these masterpieces is astounding! The organs presented here are as fierce as thunder and as gentle as butterflies. Listen to these on a decent audio system, and you will simply be amazed! Each disc features over 70 minutes of spine-tingling music. This album is truly a jewel in my music collection.





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The Best sound recording I've heard yet
Lover of old movies | 02/13/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)

"The recording of organ music is hard enough, but this double cd makes it sound like you are in the church or hall.

very well done."
Wide spectrum of performance
Leroy Martinson | 09/12/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Glorious Pipes gives a rare opportunity to hear Bach's work as envisioned by many master organists on a variety of organs. Organ recordings are scarce enough; this makes it possible to enjoy a variety without tiresome searching through the limited number of disks that are available."