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	Comments on: Olivier Latry and Shin-Young Lee brilliant at Cathedral of St Paul organ	</title>
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		By: Dominic Baron		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I only heard Le Sacre, and that from the recording now available from the RNZ Concert website, and I was stunned by the awesomeness of the sound. I too felt from the outset that this was the right instrument for it, almost better than the orchestra. As the music flowed I was anticipating those mind-wrenching sequences that start Part 2. Their freshness echoed directly the astounding effect on me six decades earlier when as a child I watched Disney&#039;s evocation of evolution in Fantasia accompanied by those same sequences played by the Philadelphia under Stokowski. I am going to treasure this recording. Thank you Concert for making it available!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I only heard Le Sacre, and that from the recording now available from the RNZ Concert website, and I was stunned by the awesomeness of the sound. I too felt from the outset that this was the right instrument for it, almost better than the orchestra. As the music flowed I was anticipating those mind-wrenching sequences that start Part 2. Their freshness echoed directly the astounding effect on me six decades earlier when as a child I watched Disney&#8217;s evocation of evolution in Fantasia accompanied by those same sequences played by the Philadelphia under Stokowski. I am going to treasure this recording. Thank you Concert for making it available!</p>
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