℗ 2017 Signum Records
Released July 7, 2017
Duration 1h 22m 27s
Record Label Signum Records
Genre Classical
 

Charles-Marie Widor: Solo Organ Works

Joseph Nolan

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Suite latine, Op. 86  
1.1
I. Praeludium
Joseph Nolan
5:54
1.2
II. Beatus vir
Joseph Nolan
5:06
1.3
III. Lamento
Joseph Nolan
4:18
1.4
IV. Ave Maris Stella
Joseph Nolan
5:18
1.5
V. Adagio
Joseph Nolan
6:09
1.6
VI. Lauda Sion
Joseph Nolan
7:27
Trois Nouvelles Pièces, Op. 87  
1.7
No. 1. Classique d’hier
Joseph Nolan
5:33
1.8
No. 2. Mystique
Joseph Nolan
4:27
1.9
No. 3. Classique d’audjourd’hui
Joseph Nolan
3:51
Bach's Memento  
1.10
I. Pastorale
Joseph Nolan
3:32
1.11
II. Miserere mei domine
Joseph Nolan
5:15
1.12
III. Aria
Joseph Nolan
3:07
1.13
IV. Marche du Veilleur de Nuit
Joseph Nolan
3:42
1.14
V. Sicilienne
Joseph Nolan
2:38
1.15
VI. Mattheus – Final
Joseph Nolan
6:28
1.16
Marche Americaine (Transcribed by Marcel Dupré)
Joseph Nolan
3:54
Conte d'avril (suite), Op. 64 Livre II  
1.17
No. 8. Marche Nuptiale
Joseph Nolan
5:48
“[Joseph Nolan] has a natural, fluent feel for Widor's highly melodic writing.” - The Australian Made a Chevalier of the Order of French Arts and Letters for his services to French Music in 2016, English organist Joseph Nolan here performs solo organ works by the composer Charles-Marie Widor. Playing on historical Cavaillé-Coll organs from the churches of St Sernin (Toulouse), St. François-de Sales (Lyon), and La Madeleine (Paris), this is a unique exploration of Widor’s compositions beyond his famous toccatas.
88.2 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Signum Records Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-8.07
-17.02 to -0.05
-26.14
-31.84 to -20.34
-23.55
-29.60 to -16.30
11
7 to 13
1
I. Praeludium
-6.90-25.37-22.811
2
II. Beatus vir
-11.24-30.92-28.411
3
III. Lamento
-9.51-28.18-25.911
4
IV. Ave Maris Stella
-7.53-25.67-23.511
5
V. Adagio
-10.46-27.37-25.210
6
VI. Lauda Sion
-0.05-20.34-16.312
7
No. 1. Classique d’hier
-9.62-25.43-23.410
8
No. 2. Mystique
-10.30-28.12-25.810
9
No. 3. Classique d’audjourd’hui
-6.33-23.58-21.011
10
I. Pastorale
-16.77-31.84-29.68
11
II. Miserere mei domine
-7.85-25.27-22.711
12
III. Aria
-14.50-30.32-28.29
13
IV. Marche du Veilleur de Nuit
-7.59-26.01-23.411
14
V. Sicilienne
-17.02-31.43-29.57
15
VI. Mattheus – Final
-0.54-20.57-16.712
16
Marche Americaine (Transcribed by Marcel Dupré)
-0.91-21.91-19.012
17
No. 8. Marche Nuptiale
-0.08-22.02-18.913

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