Caltech professor and organist Thomas Neenan is joined by organ builder Manuel Rosales to discuss Jane Parker-Smith's recital program, which includes Bach, Franck, Liszt, and more. &nbsp; 
About this Performance: Having been referred to as the “Martha Argerich of the organ” (The Sunday Times), British organist Jane Parker-Smith has gained an international reputation for her prodigious technique and innate interpretative ability, making her one of the most sought-after organists in the world. &nbsp; Artists: Jane Parker-Smith, organ &nbsp; Program: BACH (arr. Fox) - “Nun danket alle Gott,” from Cantata No. 79, BWV 79 César FRANCK - Fantaisie in A major KREBS - Chorale Prelude on “Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern” WIDOR - Marche Pontificale, from Organ Symphony in C minor, Op. 13, No. 1 Jean LANGLAIS - La Nativité, from Poèmes Évangéliques, Op. 2 Joseph JONGEN - Sonata Eroïca, Op. 94 Intermission Andreas WILLSCHER - Allegro barbaro, from Toccata alla Rumba LISZT (trans. Guillou) - Orpheus Denis BÉDARD - Rhapsodie sur le nom de Lavoie DUPARC (trans. Fournier) - Aux étoiles DETHIER - Variations on “Adeste Fideles” &nbsp;

Jane Parker-Smith with Thomas Neenan & Manuel Rosales  • SUN / NOV 3, LA Phil 2019/20

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Jane Parker-Smith with Thomas Neenan & Manuel Rosales • SUN / NOV 3, LA Phil 2019/20

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