William Whitehead revives little-known Exeter organist John Lugge (1580–c1647) on *The Forbidden Fruit* (Editions Hortus), recorded on a rare 1630 French organ in Bolbec—ideal for Lugge’s chant-based works and early “double voluntaries.” Worth hearing. #ClassicalMusic#OrganMusic
@Clerkenwill@johnlugge@the_iao Sorry I cannot be there to hear my old friend @johnlugge, @Clerkenwill. I'm playing for evensong @pborocathedral, which I hope is a good excuse! Featuring my Prelude on Blaenwern before and Toccata on Aberystwyth after.
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@Clerkenwill@johnlugge@the_iao Sorry I cannot be there to hear my old friend @johnlugge, @Clerkenwill. I'm playing for evensong @pborocathedral, which I hope is a good excuse! Featuring my Prelude on Blaenwern before and Toccata on Aberystwyth after.
https://t.co/JkzvvCBfVF
https://t.co/2Zq6bOXLBz
#DewiSant
Here’s the programme for Wednesday evening’s short recital @StJohnsOx. I’m increasingly in awe of @johnlugge’s rhythmic and structural genius. Do come! There will be lovely singing and playing and it’s free.
Special birthday treat for me - hearing the @DumnoniiConsort (dir. @MatthewAJeffrey) singing evensong at @ExeterCathedral this evening, including my Preces & Responses!
They’re a fantastic choir, so if you’re in the area, drop in at 5:30pm