
A Private Organ Recital in Walt Disney Concert Hall
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The visual design of the Walt Disney Concert Hall organ, with its 'French Fries' appearance, was a collaboration between Frank Gehry, the architect, and Manuel Rosales, the organ builder.
Recording & Production
This album was conceived as a gift to welcome Simon Woods, the new CEO of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and celebrates the Caspar Glatter-Götz/Manuel Rosales organ in Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Instruments
The Walt Disney Concert Hall organ's main console is permanently attached within the 'forest of pipes,' while a movable stage console can be plugged in at four different locations.
Instruments
The Caspar Glatter-Götz/Manuel Rosales organ in Walt Disney Concert Hall was a gift from Toyota Motor Sales USA and contains 6,134 pipes, ranging from 32 feet to a few inches.
Performer Biography
Jung-A Lee, the organist, often rehearsed overnight in Walt Disney Concert Hall, from 10 pm to 6 or 7 am, due to the Los Angeles Philharmonic's daily schedule.
Recording & Production
The recording features a 'Holographic Imaging' process using a vintage AKG C-24 vacuum tube stereo microphone and two additional Schoeps M222 vacuum tube omnidirectional microphones.
Recording & Production
The producers chose to record complete takes without editing, believing that the musicians' direct musical intent is superior to post-production alterations.
























