Ann Labounsky - Jean Langlais Complete Organ Works, Vol. 4 album flac

Vol. 1. Prélude modal. 11. Vol. Arabesque.

Organ, Primary Artist.

Cinq Méditations sur l'Apocalypse. 3. Celui qui a des oreilles qu'il écoute. 4. 2. Il était, Il est et Il vient. 5. Visions prophétiques. 6. Oh oui, viens Seigneur Jésus.

Jean Langlais Complete Organ Works, Vol. 3 ‎(12"). Musical Heritage Society. Jean Langlais Complete Organ Works Vol. 4 ‎(12").

Jean Langlais (15 February 1907 – 8 May 1991) was a French composer of modern classical music, organist, and improviser. His works are mostly masses and organ music, some based on Gregorian themes, enhanced by polymodal harmonies. Langlais was born in La Fontenelle (Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany), a small village near Mont Saint-Michel, France.

Professor, Organ and Sacred Music Mary Pappert School of Music Organ/Sacred Music. School of Music, Room 314 Phone: 41. 96. University of Pittsburgh . University of Michigan . Eastman School of Music Diploma, Ecole Normale, Schola Cantorum, Paris. Bio. Organ artist in residence, First Lutheran Church, Pittsburgh. Recipient, Fulbright Grant. Studied with David Craighead, André Marchal, and Jean Langlais and assisted him on 1964 American tour. Recording artist, Musical Heritage Society and VoixduVent Recordings, recorded Complete Organ Works of Jean Langlais (26 cds). Author of Jean Langlais: The Man and His Music (Amadeus Press). Performances throughout United States and Europe. Since 1976, has directed Sacred Music programs at Duquesne.

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Solstice SOCD 240 (71:16) Unlike other Langlais students, most notably Ann Labounsky, Baker's recording mission amounts to something quite different. Whereas others have recorded complete works, if not the complete works (bearing in mind that the vast bulk of Langlais's scores were multi-movemented sets), Baker opts for a tasting menu of isolated movements. That is but one part of the distinctiveness of this new disc. The other is the choice of instrument.