Choir & Organ Magazine October 2022 Retour à l'édition précédente

An exclusive interview with Daniel Roth – the titulaire of Saint-Sulpice in Paris – reveals a musician who, at 80, is still passionately involved in his art and maintains firm beliefs on how to approach interpreting a score.

Plus, the Oslo Philharmonic Choir celebrates its centenary with a new choral symphony by Lasse Thoresen; Richard Brasier concludes his examination of the early organ works of César Franck; London’s ‘Joy and Devotion’ festival introduces audiences to the riches of Polish sacred music past and present; inside the workshop of Dutch builder Fokke-Rinke Feenstra, who has been importing British organs to the European mainland for 35 years; how the Northumberland landscape inspires composer John Casken; examining the Hook organ in the Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche, Kreuzberg; revisiting the music of Vaughan Williams’s composition students; our new Digital Digest column launches with a look at how to bring your sheet music into the 21st century; David Hill meets Yale’s professor of conducting Jeffrey Douma; and our guide to digital organs.