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Category: Organ / Sacred Music , Recordings
Jürgen Geiger plays the organ symphony no. 6 TE DEUM on the Bruckner organ in the Austrian monastery of St. Florian, dedicated to him, based on motives from Anton Bruckner's "Te Deum". In addition, he plays numerous other organ works, mostly based on chorale melodies, such as "Rezoitativ und Blues DE PROFUNDIS". But there is also a rarity, the work ATACCOT... the retrograde version of Bach's famous "Toccata". - The CD recording is extremely harmonious for me, since St. Florian is the monastery where Anton Bruckner is buried directly under the nave: with an opening, he was assured that even in death he would still be able to hear the sounds of the organ in his sarcophagus! And unforgettable for me as a composer: I was allowed to sleep the whole days of the recording in the famous bed made of copper frame, which his students had given him as a farewell present to St. Florian.
Publisher of notes/sheet music: , 2008
Records: ambiente Musikproduktion Order number ACD 3009, 2009
Performers on recording: Jürgen Geiger (organ) plays, on the Bruckner-organ of St. Florian's/Austria, Enjott Schnieder's Organ Symphony Nr. 5 TE DEUM as well as the choral works 'Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele' and 'Komm heiliger Geist' (from the Asnbach Organ Booklet, Pastoral 'Herz und Herz vereint zusammen', recitative and Blues 'De profundis', Toccata sopra 'Alleluja', Ataccot)
Orders at www.ambiente-audio.de
Detail about the compositions at www.enjott.com under WORKS
