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a wonderfully rich acoustic a sngularly impressive release. Marc Rochester - Gramophone magazine - September 2014

The first recording of the renovated Temple Church organ features Whitlock’s Sonata in C minor: imposing and enervating in equal measure, it dominates Greg Morris’s finely played programme." *** John Allison - BBC Music magazine (Brief Notes section) - September 2014

Arthur Harrison’s instrument, originally built for Lord Glentanar’s ballroom, epitomizes the opulent 1920’s with all the grandeur of a fine Rolls Royce. This new recording follows a sensitive rebuild helping the instrument to speak more convincingly into the fine acoustics of the Temple Church, and it has never sounded better Whitlock’s Sonata provides ample opportunity for Gre Morris to showcase the wealth of colour and expression available " **** Rupert Gough - Choir & Organ magazine - July/August 2014

"This is a very fine disc indeed, outstandingly well played and most beautifully recorded in this famous acoustic The programme is a demanding one for the organist, but Greg Morris is fully up to his self-imposed tasks, delivering a totally convincing account of Whitlock’s great C minor Sonata and performances of the three other shorter works which would compare with any currently available a wholly successful and strongly recommended issue." **** James Palmer - The Organ No 368 - Summer 2014

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