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Organist: Richard Pinel

6th December 2015/in Festival 2016, Festival 2016 artist & programme news, Uncategorised

Festival organist Richard Pinel has recently released his debut disc ‘L’Orgue Symphonique: French Organ Works from Windsor Castle’. Recorded by Resonus Classic on the Harrison and Harrison organ of St George’s Chapel Windsor, this is a virtuosic and beautiful recording.

See here for further details or to purchase a copy.

Here is Richard playing the Coronation March ‘Orb and Sceptre’ by William Walton on the same instrument:

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