Format: CD
Barcode: 0635212047026
Catalog number: SIGCD 470
Releasedate: 12-01-18
- Joseph Nolan has received numerous plaudits for his work on French music from the French government.
- Feature due to be included in January Gramophone magazine to coincide with the release
With a title inspired by Woody Allen’s ‘Midnight in Paris’ (the opening scenes of which were filmed on the church steps), ‘Midnight at St Etienne du Mont’ explores the music of Duruflé, who was Titular Organist there from 1929 until his death in 1986. As well as Durufulé’s own Suite Op. 5, at the centre of the programme is the premiere recording of David Briggs’ Le Tombeau de Duruflé – a brilliant work built on plainsong themes that Duruflé so loved himself.
British-Australian organist and choral conductor Joseph Nolan has been hailed by ABC Classic FM as “an extraordinary musician”, BBC Radio 3 CD Review as a “virtuoso”, and Limelight Magazine, Australia as a “remarkable musician”. In 2016 he was awarded the medal of Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French Government for services to French music
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1Improvisation sur le ?Te Deum?06:05
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224 Pieces de fantaisie, Op. 54Fantomes06:01
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3Symphony No. 6, Op. 59Scherzo03:44
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4Symphonie No. 5, Op. 47Finale10:22
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5Suite Op. 5I. Prelude08:05
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6Suite Op. 5II. Sicilienne06:03
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7Suite Op. 5III. Toccata07:16
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8Le Tombeau de DurufléI. Veni Creator01:54
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9Le Tombeau de DurufléII. Rorate Caeli desuper02:15
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10Le Tombeau de DurufléIII. Ave Maria03:01
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11Le Tombeau de DurufléIV. Adeste delis02:22
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12Le Tombeau de DurufléV. Hodie Christus natus est03:14
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13Le Tombeau de DurufléVI. Puer natus est nobis02:17
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14Le Tombeau de DurufléVII. Omnes de Saba venient03:40
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15Le Tombeau de DurufléVIII. Attende Domine03:44
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16Le Tombeau de DurufléIX. Pange lingua01:19
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17Le Tombeau de DurufléX. Ecce lignum crucis03:16
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18Le Tombeau de DurufléXI. Christus vincit03:54