Organists' Review Magazine

We try out a new format for a ‘debate article’ here where, to start off, David Briggs and Stephen Farr put concisely the case for and against orchestral transcriptions for the organ ... see what you think. Another pair of shorter articles is also included: Peter King and Richard Gowers write on two major works in the repertoire, one well-known and one less so: Reubke’s Sonata on the 94th Psalm and Guridi’s Triptico del Buen Pastor. Anthony Hammond asks why we don’t hear much of Widor outside Symphonies 5 and 6 and places him in his Parisian context while Janette Fishell gives an overview of the organ music of Petr Eben.