Online Organ Recital: Imogen Morgan, Organ Scholar at Durham Cathedral

Online Organ Recital Series: Imogen Morgan
An organ recital performance from Imogen Morgan. The programme is as follows:
J.S Bach - Prelude and Fugue in C BWV 547
César Franck - Choral No. 2 in B minor
Josef Rheinberger - Sonata No. 8 in E minor: I. Introduction and Fugue, II. Intermezzo, III. Scherzo, IV. Passacaglia
Herbert Howells - Rhapsody No. 3 in C# minor
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[@edwardhart5466]

Great musicality and technique throughout, well chosen programme ,you have great future ,Thank you so much .

[@nicolasalexiades5932]

Great depth and masterful command of the instrument. Outstanding sense in the use of the 32' Reeds in the pedals. Sincere congratulations.

[@ralf-peter.schwarz]

Wow that's music! So precious!

[@davidcraggs3770]

Your performance was astounding especially the Bach where the tempo and registration employed was first and maintained throughout. Some organists tend to hurry Bach for some reason and swamp the tone with too many mixtures and reeds. You had complete control of each piece you played which captivated my attention and ear. A big well done Imogen.

[@paultaylor2683]

This is a compelling recital and one I have listened to several times. You have a real command of the music (great programme) and instrument. Look forward to more recitals from Peterborough and elsewhere. Well done.

[@quarcoo11]

VERY NICE PERFORMANCE, IMMOGEN!!! YOU HAVE A BRIGHT FUTURE!!! GREETINGS FROM GHANA, WEST AFRICA

[@nevillerichards676]

Wow, what a recital - and my favourite piece of Franck too. Daniel Cook has chosen well, and you're in the right place to learn much from the master. Good luck.

[@umbertomanenti5101]

Brava!

[@davemcneaney5611]

An excellent performance, both by Imogen at the console and by Daniel with the cameras/microphones at the computer. Looking forward to next week.

[@MACAVIELLES]

Belle musicalité qui, n'en doutons pas, va encore bien plus s'épanouir dans le futur !

[@pierrelauwers8719]

An impressive performance. Best wishes to her !

[@deew6625]

An Outstanding performance. The right foot of the double pedaling in Howells, always screams out to me , " USE A PEDAL DIVIDE ." lol.

[@stevewallschlaeger1379]

Ganz schön vorbereitet alles ist klar gespielt werden

[@paulflavell1780]

Superb.....

[@Homebuilder777]

You could play the pedals so much better without the shoes!!!!! Stockings are best for feel and control!!

[@MACAVIELLES]

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[@kennethbarta3477]

playing without organ shoes is bad for the tendons of the feet. This young lady pedal technique is wonderful

[@stephenarnold6359]

Nah. Rope-soled sandals are by far the best.

[@ErringtonAcoustics]

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[@stephenarnold6359]

Dear Carol, Perhaps if you could name ten discalced organists who play better than Daniel Roth, Naji Hakim, Sophie Cauchefer-Choplin, Simon Preston, Olivier Latry, David Briggs, Jeremy Filsell, Paul Jacobs, or Maxime Patel, your argument might have more force.