Three Pieces for Three Stops
Three Pieces for Three Stops is an imaginative suite written specifically for an organ with three stops and no pedals (St Martin-le-Grand, Coney Street, York) and dedicated to the memory of organ tuner Arthur Cooper (1911-1983). By adopting the eponymous titles A Cipher, Tuning Slides and Gremlins on the Great, Carter alludes to the fact that each piece was written with a particular mechanical component or idiosyncratic feature of pipe organ design in mind. Ideal for recitals and suitable for an organ of any size. Published: 2011. Duration: 5′.
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