Todd Wilson and his daughter play both serious and light music for organ & cello. This includes the Dupré Cello Sonata, Elgar's Salut d' Amour, Messiaen's Louange from the Quartet for the End of Time and Saint-Saëns' Priere for Cello & Organ. Todd plays a combination of transcriptions and romantic masterpieces for solo organ, such as the "Carmen Fantasy" by Lemare, Farnam's arrangement of the Dupré's Cortege et Litanie and much more. All played on one of the finest American built pipe organs from the early 1920s: the Skinner Organ at the Parish Church of Saint Luke in Evanston, Illinois. This organ was beautifully restored by the renowned A. Thompson-Allen firm of New Haven, Connecticut in 1998. Elgar: Salut d'Amour * Elgar: Chanson de Matin Dupré: Sonata for Cello and Organ, Op. 60 * Dupré: Cortège et Litanie (arr. Lynnwood Farnam) Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time Louange a l'Éternité de Jesus* Messiaen: The Ascension Transports de joie Saint-Saëns: Prière for Cello & Organ, Op. 158* Saint-Saëns: Seven Improvisations, Op. 150 Allegro Giocoso Schumann: Canon in B Minor, Op. 56, no. 5* Schumann: Canon in B Major, Op. 56, no. 6 Londonderry Air (arr. Lemare) * Bizet: Carmen (arr. Lemare) * - with Cello  |
