Philip Marshall & Roger Bryan - Choral Organ Music From Lincoln Cathedral

Review by Ruth Perryman

Choral Organ Music From Lincoln Cathedral by Philip Marshall & Roger Bryan is a beautiful album that showcases the stunning acoustics of the iconic Lincoln Cathedral. The album brings together the rich sounds of the cathedral's organ and the angelic voices of its choir to create a breathtaking musical experience.

The album features a range of traditional and contemporary choral pieces, all expertly arranged and performed by Marshall and Bryan. From the soaring melodies of "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" to the haunting harmonies of "Ave Maria," each track on the album is a testament to the skill and talent of the musicians.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," which features a beautiful organ solo that perfectly complements the soaring vocals of the choir. The album also includes several lesser-known pieces, including "Christe, Qui Lux Es Et Dies," which showcases the cathedral's unique acoustics and the choir's ability to create a rich, layered sound.

Summary by Ruth Perryman

Choral Organ Music From Lincoln Cathedral is a stunning album that is sure to delight fans of choral music and organ enthusiasts alike. Whether enjoyed as background music or listened to with rapt attention, this album is a true masterpiece that is not to be missed.