The Kreutzbach Organs
Gregor Meyer's organ debut devoted to the Kreutzbach family of organ builders
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Gregor Meyer, director of the GewandhausChor, fulfills a dream by returning to "his" instrument, the organ, and recording an album at GENUIN that gathers sounds from Saxon organs of an organ-building dynasty: the Kreutzbach family from Borna. Meyer plays organs from three eras, taking us through Saxony from Johanngeorgenstadt to Wiederau and Zwickau-Marienthal. Meyer's organ playing utilizes the full range of the highly characteristic and historically valuable organs to faithfully and differentially portray music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Georg Böhm, and Max Reger. A must for lovers of historical, regionally anchored organ craftsmanship!
Gregor Meyer, director of the GewandhausChor, fulfills a dream by returning to "his" instrument, the organ, and recording an album at GENUIN that gathers sounds from Saxon organs of an organ-building dynasty: the Kreutzbach family from Borna. Meyer plays organs from three eras, taking us through Saxony from Johanngeorgenstadt to Wiederau and Zwickau-Marienthal. Meyer's organ playing utilizes the full range of the highly characteristic and historically valuable organs to faithfully and differentially portray music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Georg Böhm, and Max Reger. A must for lovers of historical, regionally anchored organ craftsmanship!
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Tracklist
- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542
Fantasia - Fugue
- Johann Sebastian Bach
Partite diverse sopra il Corale “O Gott, du frommer Gott”, BWV 767
Partita I - Partita II
- Partita III
- Partita IV
- Partita V
- Partita VI
- Partita VII
- Partita VIII
- Partita IX
- Johann Sebastian Bach
Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 546
Prelude - Fugue
- Georg Böhm (1661–1733)
Choralpartita “Ach, wie nichtig, ach, wie flüchtig”
Partita I - Partita II
- Partita III
- Partita IV
- Partita V
- Partita VI
- Partita VII
- Partita VIII
- Max Reger (1873–1916)
Chorale fantasia for organ “Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme” op. 52/2
Fantasia - Fugue
Gregor Meyer, director of the GewandhausChor, fulfills a dream by returning to "his" instrument, the organ, and recording an album at GENUIN that gathers sounds from Saxon organs of an organ-building dynasty: the Kreutzbach family from Borna. Meyer plays organs from three eras, taking us through Saxony from Johanngeorgenstadt to Wiederau and Zwickau-Marienthal. Meyer's organ playing utilizes the full range of the highly characteristic and historically valuable organs to faithfully and differentially portray music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Georg Böhm, and Max Reger. A must for lovers of historical, regionally anchored organ craftsmanship!