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From its earliest days, the organ has attracted blind musicians, of whom Alfred Hollins, a native of Hull, was one. He studied in London under Frits Hartvigson and E.J. Hopkins, organist of the Temple Church from 1843 to 1898, and later, in Berlin, with Hans von Bulow. As a young boy, Hollins played Beethoven's Emperor Piano Concerto at the Crystal Palace, and was only sixteen when he played for Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle. |
| Disc No: GMCD 7149 | |
| Price: Sek. 157 | |
| Name: David Liddle plays Hollins, Widor, Wood & Liddle | |
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| Composer | Opus | Name | Key | Performer |
| Hollins, Alfred | Concert Overture No. 2 | C minor | David Liddle, Organ of St. Ignatius Loyola, New York | |
| Liddle, David (b. 1960) | Variations on "Mit Freuden zart" | |||
| Widor, Charles-Marie (1844-1937) | Symphonie Gothique | |||
| Wood, Frederic Herbert (1860 - 1963) | Scenes in Kent - Aylesford Bridge | |||
| Wood, Frederic Herbert (1860 - 1963) | Scenes in Kent - Allington Lock | |||
| Wood, Frederic Herbert (1860 - 1963) | Scenes in Kent - Orchard Blossom | |||
| Wood, Frederic Herbert (1860 - 1963) | Scenes in Kent - Rochester Bells |