℗ 2013 Resonus Limited
Released March 1, 2013
Duration 1h 00m 19s
Record Label Resonus Classics
Catalogue No. RES10118
Genre Classical (Keyboard Music)
 

Giles Swayne: Stations of the Cross

Simon Nieminski

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Stations of the Cross, Book I, Op. 96  
1.1
I. Jesus is Sentenced to Death
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
4:50
1.2
II. Jesus Takes up the Cross
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
2:13
1.3
III. The First Fall
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
2:20
1.4
IV. Jesus and His Mother
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
5:10
1.5
V. Simon of Cyrene
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
4:18
1.6
VI. Veronica
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
3:51
1.7
VII. The Second Fall
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
7:52
1.8
VIII. The women of Jerusalem
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
5:00
1.9
IX. The third fall
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
3:13
1.10
X. Jesus is Stripped of His Clothes
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
4:33
1.11
XI. Jesus is Nailed to the Cross
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
2:49
1.12
XII. Jesus Dies on the Cross
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
3:43
1.13
XIII. Jesus’ Body is Laid in His Mother’s Arms
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
2:47
1.14
XIV. Jesus' Body is Laid in the Tomb
Giles Swayne; Simon Nieminski
7:40
Digital Booklet
"... Niemiński is as dynamic an advocate as could be hoped for in music that requires the player to convey a narrative of emotional and technical complexity and his use of the organ is well judged ... the organ in St Mary's has been faithfully recorded, sounding punchy and articulate." - International Record Review This world premiere recording of Giles Swayne's epic organ work Stations of the Cross from Edinburgh-based organist Simon Niemiński was recorded on the 2007 Matthew Copley organ at St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral in Edinburgh, where Niemiński is the resident organist. This extensive solo work, released in 2013, is at the pinnacle of virtuosic organ repertoire, with each of the 14 movements representing an episode in the story of the Passion of Christ.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Resonus Classics Studio Masters

Recorded in St Mary’s Metropolitan Cathedral, Edinburgh, on 3-5 October 2012 Producer, Engineer & Editor: Adam Binks Assistant Engineer: Steven Binks Organ prepared by Forth Pipe Organs Recorded at 24-bit / 96kHz resolution Cover image: The Gero Cross, Cologne Cathedral (c. 965–970)
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.88
-14.10 to -0.10
-25.91
-37.96 to -21.31
-21.17
-34.90 to -16.60
13
11 to 16
1
I. Jesus is Sentenced to Death
-2.00-22.83-19.512
2
II. Jesus Takes up the Cross
-4.03-24.15-19.311
3
III. The First Fall
-1.68-26.32-19.113
4
IV. Jesus and His Mother
-0.39-22.79-17.612
5
V. Simon of Cyrene
-2.71-25.55-20.112
6
VI. Veronica
-2.44-30.32-23.416
7
VII. The Second Fall
-1.22-22.41-18.812
8
VIII. The women of Jerusalem
-2.36-24.91-22.013
9
IX. The third fall
-3.48-27.87-23.713
10
X. Jesus is Stripped of His Clothes
-5.16-31.09-26.014
11
XI. Jesus is Nailed to the Cross
-0.51-21.36-17.713
12
XII. Jesus Dies on the Cross
-14.10-37.96-34.915
13
XIII. Jesus’ Body is Laid in His Mother’s Arms
-0.10-23.88-16.613
14
XIV. Jesus' Body is Laid in the Tomb
-0.10-21.31-17.712

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