Klemetti - Works for Organ
£13.25
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Label: Toccata Classics
Cat No: TOCC0705
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Expected Release Date: 5th July 2024
Contents
Works
Ad perennis vitae fontemCantilena, op.45 no.3
Fantasy
Kleine Praludium
Lullaby for a Responsory to Announcements
Organ Chorales (4)
Organ Pieces (2), op.23
Organ Pieces (3), op.44
Organ Pieces (4), op.51
Praeludium
Prelude to Hymn no.177 'O How Lovely'
Toccata romantica
Artists
Jan Lehtola (organ)Works
Ad perennis vitae fontemCantilena, op.45 no.3
Fantasy
Kleine Praludium
Lullaby for a Responsory to Announcements
Organ Chorales (4)
Organ Pieces (2), op.23
Organ Pieces (3), op.44
Organ Pieces (4), op.51
Praeludium
Prelude to Hymn no.177 'O How Lovely'
Toccata romantica
Artists
Jan Lehtola (organ)About
International organ virtuoso Dr Jan Lehtola is one of the most successful and progressive Finnish organists of his generation. As well as a successful concert and academic career he has recorded for the Finnish Broadcasting Company (YLE) and can be heard on more than 50 commercial recordings, many of them with Toccata Classics. Jan Lehtola studied the organ in Helsinki, Amsterdam, Stuttgart and with Naji Hakim in Paris. In 2000 he gave his Sibelius Academy debut recital and in 2005 he completed a Doctorate with his dissertation on Oskar Merikanto as a transmitter of European influences to Finland. He is also active as a lecturer, at the Sibelius Academy of the University of the Arts, Helsinki, and a teacher of master-classes.
Organ of Tampere Cathedral, Finland
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