Anthony Newman : The Complete Organ Works of Anthony Newman

Described by Wynton Marsalis as The High Priest of Bach, and by Time Magazine as The High Priest of the Harpsichord, Newman continues his 50 year career as America's leading organist, harpsichordist and Bach specialist. No less prodigious a composer, his output includes 4 symphonies, 4 concerti, 3 large choral works, 2 operas: Nicole, and Massacre, 3 CDs of piano music, and a large assortment of chamber, organ and guitar works.

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The Complete Organ Works of Anthony Newman

Anthony Newman - Organ, Composer

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Prelude in C Major	01.	Prelude in C Major 5:54

Triple Fugue	02.	Triple Fugue 3:11

Fanfare in D Major	03.	Fanfare in D Major 2:23

Fugue in D Major	04.	Fugue in D Major 4:37

Dr Martin Luther King Jr	05.	Dr Martin Luther King Jr from March 2:06

Albert Einstein	06.	Albert Einstein from Vivace 4:23

Prelude in E-Flat Major	07.	Prelude in E-Flat Major 3:40

Fugue in E-Flat Major	08.	Fugue in E-Flat Major 2:59

Prelude in E Major	09.	Prelude in E Major 3:03

Fantasia in E Major	10.	Fantasia in E Major 5:10

Sonata No. 1 by Anthony Newman
Allegro deciso	11.	I. Allegro deciso 4:59
Entracte	12.	II. Entracte 1:30

Fantasia in F Major	13.	Fantasia in F Major 4:45

Fugue in F Major	14.	Fugue in F Major 5:24

Fugue	15.	Fugue from Trio 4:45

Homage to Stravinsky by Anthony Newman
Movement I	16.	I. Movement I 8:06
Movement II	17.	II. Movement II 2:32

Prelude in G Major	18.	Prelude in G Major 2:13

Fugue in G Major	19.	Fugue in G Major 3:31

Toccata	20.	Toccata from The Chariot 2:08

Fugue	21.	Fugue from Wheel of Fortune 3:28

Prelude in G-Sharp Major	22.	Prelude in G-Sharp Major 2:27

Prelude in A Major	23.	Prelude in A Major 3:18

Fugue in A Major	24.	Fugue in A Major 4:50

Flute by Anthony Newman
Prelude	25.	I. Prelude 3:33
Fugue	26.	II. Fugue 4:17

Toccata On B-A-C-H	27.	Toccata On B-A-C-H 2:51

Fugue On B-A-C-H	28.	Fugue On B-A-C-H 5:45

Abraham Lincoln	29.	Abraham Lincoln from Allegro 2:49

Toccata and Fugue in B Minor	30.	Toccata and Fugue in B Minor 8:30

Symphony No. 1 by Anthony Newman
Allegro deciso	31.	I. Allegro deciso 6:28
Largo Mesto	32.	II. Largo Mesto 6:46
Variations on Battle Hymn	33.	III. Variations on Battle Hymn 9:36

Symphony No. 2 by Anthony Newman
Vivace	34.	I. Vivace 5:58
Adagio-Presto-Adagio	35.	II. Adagio-Presto-Adagio 5:59

Adagio from Concerto for Violin	36.	Adagio from Concerto for Violin 7:31

Toccata I	37.	Toccata I 6:35

Symphony No. 3 by Anthony Newman
Giocoso	38.	I. Giocoso 3:26
Totentanz	39.	II. Totentanz 3:14
Largo	40.	III. Largo 3:28

Mother Teresa	41.	Mother Teresa from Largo 3:30

Toccata II	42.	Toccata II 3:08

Fantasia on Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex	43.	Fantasia on Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex 8:57

J.S. Bach	44.	J.S. Bach from Fugue 5:42

Total Playing Time: 3:19:25

Anthony Newman

Described by Wynton Marsalis as "The High Priest of Bach", and by Time Magazine as "The High Priest of the Harpsichord," Newman continues his 50 year career as America's leading organist, harpsichordist and Bach specialist.

His prodigious recording output includes more than 170 CDs on such labels as CBS, SONY, Deutsche Grammaphon, and Vox Masterworks. In 1989, Stereo Review voted his original instrument recording of Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto as "Record of the Year". His collaboration with Wynton Marsalis on Sony's "In Gabriel's Garden" was the best selling classical CD in 1997.

As keyboardist, he has performed more than sixty times at Lincoln Center in New York, and has collaborated with many of the greats of music: Kathleen Battle, Itzhak Perlman, Eugenia Zukerman, John Nelson, Jean-Pierre Rampal, James Levine, Lorin Mazel, Mstislav Rostropovich, Seji Osawa, and Leonard Bernstein.

As conductor, he has worked with the greats of chamber music orchestras: St. Paul Chamber, LA Chamber, Budapest Chamber, Scottish Chamber, and the 92nd St. Y Chamber Orchestras. Larger symphonic groups include: Seattle (over 40 appearances), Los Angeles, San Diego, Calgary, Denver, and New York Philharmonic Orchestras.

No less prodigious a composer, his works have been heard in Paris, Vienna, Budapest, Krakow, Warsaw, New York, and London. His output includes 4 symphonies, 4 concerti, 3 large choral works, 2 operas: Nicole, and Massacre (in collaboration with Charles Flowers), 3 CDs of piano music, and a large assortment of chamber, organ and guitar works. Complete works are published by Ellis Press. Newman has received 30 consecutive composer's awards from ASCAP.

Newman is music director of "Bach Works," New York's all Bach association, and Bedford Chamber Concerts; is on the Visiting Committee for the Department of Musical Instruments at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; and on the board of the Musical Quarterly Magazine. As a person committed to outreach, he was a volunteer for Stamford Hospital, a member of Hospice International from 1995 to 2004. Newman is music director of St. Matthews Episcopal Church in Bedford NY.

Newman is a Yamaha Artist, and a proud alumnus of Young Concert Artists.