Review: I Was Glad (St George’s Cathedral Consort)
A masterclass in ceremonial splendour, with Joseph Nolan and his Consort making grandeur sound effortless.
A masterclass in ceremonial splendour, with Joseph Nolan and his Consort making grandeur sound effortless.
Virtuoso British-Australian organist Joseph Nolan traces his career and discusses recording the complete organ works of maverick French composer Charles-Valentin Alkan.
Music by Guilmant and Widor and Nolan at his showman finest: bold and confident.
This year's concert came complete with a star soloist in the form of Jenna Smith, a satisfying musical arc – and a touch of déjà vu.
This month features new music from Huw Watkins and Bernadette Harvey, old music by Dowland and Zelenka and blockbusters care of Alkan, Bizet and Lise Davidsen.
Awesome virtuosity adds to the intrigue of Alkan’s quirky music.
A compelling triple bill explores mortality through ritual, sculpture and ecstatic movement.
A soncert series designed to lift the spirit, enrich the mind and celebrate the profound intersection of music and sacred tradition.
The pinnacle of cathedral organ music, brilliantly delivered by organ master Joseph Nolan.
An inspired program explores the furthest reaches of ecstasy and suffering.
Playing the recently installed organ at St James' Sydney, Joseph Nolan makes light work of some challenging material.
An expressive Australian voice well-served by vivid performances.
The award-winning British-Australian organist tells us about the music of French composer Charles-Valentin Alkan, which he is about to record in Luxembourg.