Decker Plays Decker, Vol. 4 Pamela Decker & Faythe Freese

• Pamela Decker:
• 1 La danza 06:41
• 2 Psalm Paraphrases (Dances of Prayer and Praise):
• 2 2 Psalm Paraphrases (Dances of Prayer and Praise): No. 1, Psalm 130 03:06
• 3 2 Psalm Paraphrases (Dances of Prayer and Praise): No. 2, Psalm 146 02:03
• Pamela Decker:
• 4 Psalm 139 05:09
• 5 Windows of the Spirit 10:14
• Faneuil Hall:
• 6 Faneuil Hall: I. The Cradle of Liberty 04:46
• 7 Faneuil Hall: II. Liberty and Union Now and Forever 05:21
• The Freese Collection:
• 8 The Freese Collection: I. Augenmusik 08:34
• 9 The Freese Collection: II. Lirio e amapola 05:03
• 10 The Freese Collection: III. La croix de foi 05:45
• Total Runtime 56:42

Info for Decker Plays Decker, Vol. 4

This is the fourth volume of music written by virtuoso Pamela Decker. She is the definitive performer of her own works. Included is The Freese Collection, performed by the dedicatee, Faythe Freese. The entire program is recorded on the landmark Flentrop organ at Saint Mark’s Cathedral in Seattle.

“Decker is decidedly a composer to reckon with—an organist who writes originally and idiomatically for her instrument.” (The American Organist)

Pamela Decker, organ
Faythe Freese, organ

Pamela Decker
Organist and composer Pamela Decker is Associate Professor of Organ/Music Theory at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. She also serves as organist at Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Tucson. Her recital career is managed by Phyllis Stringham Concert Management; her primary publisher is Wayne Leupold Editions. Decker's compositions have been performed by American, Canadian, European, and Australian artists in at least sixteen countries. In 2002, she has had performances of her works in Moscow, Paris, Hamburg, London, and Vienna; there have been performances in the United States too numerous to list. Her works have been performed at national and regional conventions of the American Guild of Organists and in many other festivals and conferences.

Booklet for Decker Plays Decker, Vol. 4