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Stormin' Norma 3 cover
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Kemp English (at the organ of the Dunedin Town Hall)
Stormin' Norma 3
 [ Ode Records / CD - released 6/Nov/2008 ]
"Volume Three of "Stormin' Norma" and a worthy successor to the previous two it assuredly is, with the redoubtable Kemp English in command of this incredible instrument, and a varied and imaginative selection of favourites old and new." (Organ News)
Poulenc: Gloria / Quatre motets / et cover
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FRANCIS POULENC
Poulenc: Gloria / Quatre motets / et
Susan Gritton (soprano) / Polyphony / Britten Sinfonia / Stephen Layton
 [ Hyperion / CD - released 25/Mar/2008 ]
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Stormin' Norma 1 cover
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LEFEBRE-WELLS / BACH / RAWSTHORNE / TCHAIKOVSKY / WIDOR / etc
Stormin' Norma 1
Kemp English (at the organ of the Dunedin Town Hall)
 [ Ode Records / CD - released 10/Mar/2004 ]
"More lollipops that you could shake a stick at: Stormin Norma (the nickname of the instrument not the performer) will make purists shudder, but both she and Kemp English have a crispness of delivery and panache in performance that recall a day at...
Four Hands / Four Feet (Recorded live at the Dunedin Town Hall) cover
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HANDEL / BACH / GUILMANT / ELGAR / WAGNER / etc.
Four Hands / Four Feet (Recorded live at the Dunedin Town Hall)
Max Kenworthy / Nicholas Grigsby (organ)
 [ Max / CD - released 1/Aug/2007 ]
"This is quite a winning disc even if the arrangements cannot be as nimble on their toes as the orchestral originals. In this they continue a noble 19th and 20th century calling that only bloodless purists will object to. As for the rest of you who...