Brahms / Busch / Douiller: Brahms in Strassbourg - the Organ Chorales

Brahms / Busch / Douiller: Brahms in Strassbourg - the Organ Chorales

Brahms / Busch / Douiller: Brahms in Strassbourg - the Organ Chorales

Format: CD

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Title: Brahms in Strassbourg - the Organ Chorales
Artist: Brahms / Busch / Douiller
Label: Querstand Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4025796022124
Genre: Classical Artists

The late 19th century saw the expansion of the Neustadt; the German district of Strasbourg; recently listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Built during the same period; the three historic organs chosen for the complete recording of Johannes Brahms' organ chorales are the precious witnesses to a time of exceptional artistic luxuriance. The three Fin de siècle composers whose works were additionally selected by Jean-Michel Douiller revive Brahms's sonorous world as they breathe life into these three instruments: Ernest Chausson; Max Reger; and Gustav Busch. The works by Chausson and Busch are recorded for the very first time on the CD at hand.

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