Click on the Source URL to read a feature in Classical Music magazine UK re my signing for world wide management with Viennese agency, Mark Stephan Buhl Artists Management.
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"Joseph Nolan should be heard in the finest concert halls in the world" Asher Fisch, Conductor
Mark Stephan Buhl Artists Management is delighted to welcome British-Australian organist Joseph Nolan to the roster for worldwide management.
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Post WASO Organ Grandeur with Maestro Asher Fisch! A fantastic week of music making.
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It was said of JS Bach that, at the organ, his feet moved faster than most players’ fingers. You could say the same about Joseph Nolan.
Connoisseurs of the best organ playing will already know this. After all, Perth-based Nolan is an internationally acclaimed organist of the first rank, and his recordings of Widor’s music in particular have won him countless accolades.
As for the rest of us, we were left in no doubt following this account of Samuel Barber’s Toccata festiva for organ and orchestra, which included a blistering assault by Nolan on the work’s show-stopping pedals-only cadenza.
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At the conclusion of WASO Organ Grandeur Morning Symphony.
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Nolan/Signum Widor Toccata featured on ABC Classic Weekend Breakfast and is available for a month on ABC Iplayer. The Widor Toccata can be heard at 1hr 36 mins 50 seconds.
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WASO Organ Grandeur featuring Barber Toccata Festiva and Saint Saen’s Organ Symphony is an Editor’s Choice concert in Limelight Magazine. The concerts will be conducted by WASO Chief Conductor, Asher Fisch.
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The highlight of the afternoon had to be organist Joseph Nolan’s performance of Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D Minor. His rendition of the demonic opening bars was sufficient to raise the hackles. His improvisational sections were intricately woven and effervescent. He shows commendable awareness of the audience behind him. Ultimately, Norma gained an excellent opportunity to display her many moods, her overarching power balanced dramatically by the strength of her delicacy.
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The demonic power and subtleties of Messiaen’s two works for Norma the organ, played excellently by Joseph Nolan, is a revelation for those new to her in full flight.
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Norma waiting for NZSO Festival concerts at Dunedin Town Hall.
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At the conclusion of the NZSO Bach and Glass concert at Christchurch Town Hall with the uber talented conductor, Alexander Shelley and mezzo soloist, Anna Pierard.
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Pictured on tour with fellow NZSO featured artist, the incredible pianist and improviser, Gabriela Montero.
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A terrific NZSO social media post of a concert shot of the Bright Sparks concert at Christchurch Town Hall.
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A great picture taken by Dunedin legend Shayne Carter of my rehearsing Messiaen Les yeux et dans la roues for the NZSO Bright Sparks concert at Christchurch Town Hall.
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Arrived at Christchurch Town Hall New Zealand to prepare for NZSO Bright Sparks concert!
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Thrilled to be making my debut as concerto soloist with The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in 2023!!
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WASO/Co3 Ballet upcoming concerts were featured on ABC TV National News on Sunday 11th September at 7pm!
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WASO/Co3 performances commence this week at Heath Ledger Theatre. For the first time ever, this ballet is set to live music played by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra and St George’s Cathedral Consort conducted by Dr Joseph Nolan. Click on the Source URL for more information!
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.Looking forward to opening the York Festival in WA next Saturday! Click on the Source URL for more information.
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BBC Radio 3 Essential Classics have broadcast Dubois Toccata from Buckingham Palace Grand Ballroom (Signum Classics).
The Dubois segment commences at 2hours 24mins and 8 seconds and is available to listen to for the next 28 days. Click on the Source URL to be taken to BBCiplayer.
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