Latest Release
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- 5 APR 2024
- 17 Songs
- Hoddinott & Mathias: Summer Dances and Other Works for Brass Quintet · 1996
- 20th Century Music for Organ · 1997
- Brahms: Complete Organ Works · 1990
- Organ Party, Vol. 4: Kevin Bowyer Plays the Organ of Beverley Minster · 2019
- 111 Organ Masterpieces · 2019
- Alan Gibbs: Organ Works · 2015
- The Organ Music of Ronald Law · 2022
- The Organ Music of Ronald Law · 2022
- Green and Pleasant Land, Vol. 2: Kevin Bowyer Plays the Organ of Beverley Minster · 2019
- Organ Party, Vol. 3 · 2018
- 2022
- 2021
About Kevin Bowyer
English organist Kevin Bowyer studied at the Royal Academy of Music from 1979 to 1982. During this time, his influences ranged from avant-garde organist Christopher Bowers-Broadbent to the harpsichordist Virginia Black. He later studied with organist David Sanger. He soon gained notoriety for programming lengthy and difficult recitals, presenting the complete organ symphonies of Widor, Vierne, and Dupré. In 1983, Bowyer won the St. Albans International Organ Festival competition, and the following year he gave his debut recital at the Royal Festival Hall, London. In 1990, he won first prize in the organ competitions at Dublin, Odense, Paisley, and Calgary. From 1989 until 1998, Bowyer was organist of the Parish of Warwick, but left this position to pursue a career as a soloist. He is a champion of the works of Sorabji, whose organ works he has recorded and edited.
- HOMETOWN
- Little Wakering, Essex, England
- BORN
- 9 januari 1961
- GENRE
- Classical