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Mily Balakirev. Symphony No. 2, "Tamara", "In Bohemia" by Evgeni Svetlanov, conductor. The USSR Symphony Orchestra.
Premiere by Josh Perschbacher
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fave it Traditional | Symphony
6 tracks | 68 minutes
Released Nov 2006
on Intent Records, LLC
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A classical, modern organ recording with all the brilliance and majesty of a full symphony.
Bio / Background
The first pipe organ recordings of Josh Perschbacher. His first album "Symphonic Fantasy for Organ" as been re-recorded on the 5 Manual 110 rank C. Zimmer pipe organ at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Atlanta, GA. An album of six incredible transcriptions for organ. Every note in the original orchestral scores has been faithfully duplicated in these arrangements for organ. The organ's greatest forte is its ability to be the most powerful and at times the most delicate sounding of all musical instruments. This album shows off that ability with astonishing boldness. After hearing this album, the listener might forget these pieces were not originally written for the organ. This album is without a doubt a thunderous 'pulling out all the stops' epic.