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Organ Recital - Graeme Morton (St John's Organ Recital Series 2020 - Recital 2)
No full textFor this performer, this project represented a return to organ recital performancce after almost four decades. The performance included works first performed by this artist as a young performer, as well as other works (50% of the programme) that were prepared specifically for this project. This recital of major works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Gigout, Franck, Reger, Bloch and Alain allowed for reflection and exploration of themes such as: (a) the development and maturation of interpretative stances evidenced over the period of decades, made explicit because of the lack of performance in the intervening years (b) insights into the recital performance process as a mature musician revisiting their craft (c) audience perceptions and responses to a recital whose repertoire is unfamiliar
Blog post. Leaving the Cold Country
No full textIn an exclusive preview of his new book, Professor Graeme Morton explores the rise of meteorological science in the nineteenth century, and asks how it might have related to the Scottish experience of mass emigration
Blog post. Leaving the Cold Country
No full textIn an exclusive preview of his new book, Professor Graeme Morton explores the rise of meteorological science in the nineteenth century, and asks how it might have related to the Scottish experience of mass emigration
Missa Lumenis
No full textThis Mass was composed by Keren Terpstra and commissioned by Graeme Morton, who conducted the premiere performance as part of the Brisbane Contemporary Church Music Festival (2014). This setting of the Ordinary of the Mass for unaccompanied double choir makes a unique contribution to the Australian repertoire in this genre
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