℗ 2020 Naxos
Released November 27, 2020
Duration 1h 20m 58s
Record Label Naxos
Catalogue No. 8.574207
Genre Classical (Solo Instrumental)
 

Widor: Organ Symphonies, Vol. 4

Christian von Blohn

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Organ Symphony No. 8 in B Major, Op. 42 No. 4 (1901 Version)  
1.1
I. Allegro risoluto
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
10:26
1.2
II. Moderato cantabile
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
7:03
1.3
III. Allegro
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
5:09
1.4
IV. Variations. Andante
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
12:07
1.5
V. Adagio
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
9:08
1.6
VI. Finale. Tempo giusto
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
6:43
Organ Symphony No. 10 in D Major, Op. 73 "Romane'"  
1.7
I. Moderato
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
7:33
1.8
II. Choral. Adagio
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
8:19
1.9
III. Cantilène. Lento
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
5:03
1.10
IV. Finale. Allegro
Charles-Marie Widor; Christian von Blohn
9:27
Digital Booklet
Widor’s cycle of organ symphonies sits at the heart of his compositional achievement. They are vivid and innovative – none more so than Symphony No. 8 in B major, which takes performer and listener alike to the limits of the genre: its glittering sonorities, lyric intensity and technical power offer a tour-de-force of organ writing. The artfully woven Symphonie romane, the last of the ten, utilizes a Gregorian chorale in music of increasing splendor, melancholy and, finally, sublime peace. Christian von Blohn graduated from the Musikakademie Saarbrücken in 1987 with a first-class degree in Church Music and also with a degree in Music Education, majoring in the organ. Since 1993, von Blohn has been deanery music director for the diocese of Speyer and currently provides musical supervision for the two St Ingbert parishes of St Hildegard and St Josef.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-3.89
-9.18 to -0.10
-22.68
-26.80 to -18.22
-20.55
-25.10 to -15.90
11
9 to 13
1
I. Allegro risoluto
-0.16-21.27-18.413
2
II. Moderato cantabile
-9.18-25.48-24.89
3
III. Allegro
-6.77-25.40-22.811
4
IV. Variations. Andante
-0.82-18.78-16.810
5
V. Adagio
-6.34-26.41-24.011
6
VI. Finale. Tempo giusto
-1.01-19.52-16.511
7
I. Moderato
-0.29-18.80-16.911
8
II. Choral. Adagio
-7.03-26.08-24.311
9
III. Cantilène. Lento
-7.24-26.80-25.110
10
IV. Finale. Allegro
-0.10-18.22-15.911

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