Choral dorien, JA 67 - Jehan Alain
Jehan Alain was a French composer from the 20th century so his music is not quite the same tonality as you would expect from a Vierne or Widor. The harmonies are interesting and probably his best known (and overplayed work) is the Litanies. I should probably learn the Choral phrygian as it would be paired nicely together with this piece! I hope you enjoy my rendition of this errie organ work.
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It's very nice you chose to record this quiet piece. Alain would have been happy.
That was rather eerie, sounds like something you'd play in the background of a funeral x_x
I think I've said before that these organs look like a full body workout, because they really do XD
This is quite an eerie piece and pretty modern in today's organ repertoire standards. Thanks for listening :)
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